Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Just popped in. I think things are about to get interesting.
Positive piece just come out guys.
It does look odd.
Fundamentals are the same. Keep the faith.
Thanks for the reply louis007. I have pretty much come to the same conclusion as yourself.
Just being doing some brief research. Can anybody tell me why the sp is so low. I am baffled..
Lol
Makes me laugh at how little volume has been traded and how big a drop has happened..
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1469813048.php August should be interesting then....
Just to reiterate eye guys excellent summary. Go to paragraph 6. http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/122218/wishbone-gold-shares-advance-on-acquisition-news-122218.html
http://kingworldnews.com/gold-price-set-to-skyrocket-to-2300-in-only-22-months/
Read about that $2300 in 22 months last night....interesting times ahead. Trades goin theough on isdx....not showing here.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/finance/8-gdp-growth-not-easy-but-not-impossible-prime-minister-manmohan-singh/articleshow/16880095.cms Pizza just arrived. Back later. mmmmm pizza. Matrixmark
You too have a great weekend and take care fella. Just having my caffeine hit at the moment. See you soon.
A slight retrace is definately on as i have said a few posts ago. The US looks like its going on a downward spiral at the moment so no doubt that the UK will follow suit as is usually the case. So yes be prepared for the retrace as it looks imminent. It won't go down as far as it has done but it will go down. Not trying to be negative just realistic. It won't last for long - just another blip.
Signing off for now - back later. Matrixmark
nice to know that Essar are in on this act aswell. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-19999782
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