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Heavily invested already but just too fundamentally strong to ignore. Regardless of dips and blips, this has shown itself to be remarkably resilient to the point of being almost bomb proof! Like a rubber ball, just keeps bouncing back.

Yes, let's not forget the very thing that distinguishes our gold from any other old gold. It's ultra rare Welsh gold that sells for a whacking premium and only we have it. Let that sink in.

All crawling out of the woodwork. Very sad indeed.

And it's very tasty indeed. Confirms Mark Austin's analysis and predictions. We are now literally sitting on a gold mine!

Thorough and excellent evaluation David. I suggest everyone reads it at least 3 times and let it sink in. .92p now and 2.98p in 12 months. Added already. The lid is about to blow on this as news will spread quickly today. Multibag written all over it and probably the last chance to get in at these levels.

Excellent evaluation David. An absolute credit to this board. .92 now and 2.98 in 12 mths. Added another tranche already. Lid is going to blow on this now!

This is what we've all been waiting for people, solid confirmation. Not pie in the sky pipe dreams. This is now for real. We have the largest gold mines and gold belts in the UK. Gold mines that have historically been in production and will now be maximised with modern mining techniques to extract every goddamn ounce there is. And I don't know about you, but I have a feeling there's a lot more than estimates suggest. After all, there's so much more area which has yet to be validated which as yet isn't included.

Sorry, you're completely contradicting yourself now. First you say nobody has mentioned £10m other than me, then you say the broker note last year forecast £9m for this year. Well, that's pretty desperate if you want to start splitting hairs.

Er, yes it was. My central specific point was that there was nothing specific coming from the company to justify the ebullient expectations of claims such as £10mill revenue here we come etc.

So, help me out there then. Essentially, what you're saying is that I should only sing Bid's praises and not question anything. Sounds a bit like, er, totalitarian wokeism. Lot of it going around nowadays.

Good god Fursake, I was only giving what I consider to be nearer to an objective take on this and now I'm being called a parasitic worm! Heaven forbid I should really have a go, perish the thought of what I'd be called then. Parasitic worm though.. it's growing, got a kinda cute ring to it, dontcha think?

Totally agree with you...Need ads rolling, new games, new contracts...and until the solidity of that is confirmed, all the rest is pure guesswork.

Have you never heard of compromised IPR? Disgruntled ex-employees and China are very fond of that model. Plus, of course, there are always those working on the next game changing paradigm. I think you may have formulated the wrong impression. I've previously stated that I do believe Bid are onto a good thing but there are countless companies in similar positions in that regard. Take your Biotechs, and most notably, recently, blockchain chancers, almost each and every one of them are pursuing the Holy Grail of the next big thing, the groundbreaker, the game changer, the disrupter to disrupt all disrupters, etc etc. Most will end up in the graveyard of broken dreams along with those investors who greedily gobbled up their guff.

Until some other company comes along with improved technology or something entirely different that renders it redundant.

When all's said and done, having a whacking big pile of cash and the continuing ability to keep on generating ever more cash is King. Boo have proven this over and over and over, through the sun and the rain, through thick and thin. Ask yourself, what other company could have possibly survived such a merciless and relentless onslaught of attempted total annihilation and still come out of it with their resilience and performance not only intact but all the stronger for it, attracting the attention and investment of big institutional hitters from the US as well bringing ESG investors on board? Many an even strong company would have given up or been completely destroyed. Yet, here we are, well on the way to another set of record breaking results, yet again! There is a very bright future in Boo, of that there can be very little doubt. Adding, yet again.

That's the problem, it's all supposition and conjecture, ifs, buts and maybes. Nothing solid, much like the pie in the sky revenue predictions of £10mil. Those are the people you should be having a pop at; the screeching rampers, high as a kite on multi-bag pills or more nefariously, just pumping and dumping. For the record, I am not a day trader, I prefer to take the long road with a company but only when there is something clear and more obviously solid to invest in. That's not to say I don't mind the odd higher risk punt on the back of mass hysteria carrying momentum upwards...for (usually) a short time, which is why I sold out yesterday on a circa 40% gain, not 200% as I think has been claimed, although I wish it were that. I've seen all this madness before during the dotcom boom and got seriously, severely burnt, my worst stock (all jam tomorrow but a darling at the time that could do no wrong) falling from, if I recall correctly, approx £38 to mere pennies and I mean pennies. Think it went bust in the end. All I'm trying to do is inject a little reality into what I see as history well on target to repeat itself, and especially when people have staked their hard earned on promises and expectations that could easily turn out to remain just that. God forbid. I dearly wish it was that easy we could all just keep on making money but the game doesn't work like that, especially all the more so nowadays. Don't be the one left holding the parcel of poop when the music stops.

It's the reason I got out yesterday. I don't see anything concrete in the language - beat expectations - easy when those expectations are virtually nothing. Mention of opportunities, so what? We all have a myriad of opportunities everyday. Problem with this type of language is that it leaves readers (speculators) imaginations to run wild. Hence, before you know it, head full of magic predictions like £10mil revenue and all manner of pie in the sky make believe going on. I actually believe they are potentially onto a good thing but until we get some firm indicatives it could all be hot air and forever jam tomorrow. Worth a punt around 8/9 is where I see it, purely on another wave of euphorics coming in to propel upwards but I won't be taking a serious position until there's some serious figures and data on the table.

Not a parting shot. Also, to paraphrase, is it just me or are things getting crazier out there? Am old enough and hopefully a little better informed for it to remember the dotcom crash. Too many millennials gambling with money they've not got for there to be a happy ending to all this.

Happy with over 40%. Would have continued holding except there's too much latitude in making the old 'exceed market expectations' statement, especially when the expectations of the market are bordering on not very much at all. Far too easy to exceed expectations of virtually nothing and as for revenue predictions of £10mil, I sincerely hope they do and the sp fully reflects that but I seriously doubt anything like that so just not prepared to take a hammering on the back of it. In any event, good luck to all.

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