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when is end of record date and when is ex dividend-thanks if you can help

is this worth buying

Good post,thanks for replying.Yes I too had to pull in my horns and take losses as I learned back in the 2008 banks burst that you cannot fight the market too long. Since I attempt to run an asset allocation pyramid I can hopefully survive till better times.The problem with most AIM miners is they cannot get finance easily,so are forced to scrape a living on placings on a downwards spiral. FTSE-350 shares give lower spreads,and are reasonably secure longer term.So I'm dabbling in a few of those while being very careful otherwise.GL.

in now maybe temporarily- prefer Bristol Fighter, Fairy Swordfish,DH Mosquito, and Centurion and HMS Rodney lol.Are these still in production ?

AGQ see that

AFF might well reject this in which case -hopefully temporarily- back down below 60p awaiting next offer.

see how 33p or so is the base here,this might be an attractive share for traders..

was assuming the loan note would be ok but if it wasn't that jiggers it up,I think they usually are but best to research that,the ones I was involved with were from a solid utility,this might be different ? They should have them backed by brokers hopefully.Yes I see at 91p it isn't attractive much.GL.

I've had these,they allow CG gains to be phased to suit your timescale,They are like cheques redeemable over a certain few years.If you don't redeem at the end of the time limit they get paid over automatically.They carry some interest usually.But the interest gets taxed.

"another"-where's the other one lol ?

its been fairly true most T/O offers are rather a letdown for the recipient company.Like the Kraft/Cadbury one for example.They only offer what suits them of course.And this is still a buyers market.I said here in recent posts that a lot of AM miners in far poorer shape than AFF will be bankrupt and probably their wreckage gets taken over.For AFF this isn't bad.

a good morning at AFF too

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the resulting entity after the deal completed might be worth investing in by newcomers.

good offer,any port in a storm.

many of the variables you cite are covered at the BFS Stage,of course AFF haven't done that.Their idea might be to sell/deal then the parent company would go to that stage before production.It all comes back to money.

before going for now last weeks' gold burst was partly for banks to load up with cheaper gold to in future more easily control the market alike to how yes Soviets and whites S.Africa co-oped to fix gold and diamonds in the cold war unimaginably.As to shares in cupboards in cellars though must build one lol-once you've paid the shares it becomes "old money" not hurting you in any way like the v. rich hold theirs-texts say the risk of shares falls with time of holding.While existing on other incomes,dividends etc.

yes agree mostly but in the case of BZM they are "in a similar situation"- doubt if they are valued at 40c /ton -?

I can't go through all those rated at 40c per ton to see why individually and to help understanding why AFF is only 1.4 c per ton to find possible answers.However your reason why might be in the post there from GheeBee. Nkout-written off due to no railway as with BZM's assets similarly placed. Ntem-not fully explored-needs looked into-and will be hopefully by AFF.The Kribi port though isn't ready at all either physically or in composition.

I hold my ultimate hope for salvation of my finances -though I'm only still in this game because I use asset allocation pyramid theory in action.And have done since before my money was savaged by the 2008 bank meltdown.At the very least therefore we can conserve capital carefully by such means even during/till after the next downturn.I've no idea when but it shouldn't matter for the prudent thus. Then using index trackers a lot of the damage can be rectified using lower level capital in larger sums because risk is lower there, from the next FTSE100 base which might be around 3500,or at least in the 2500-4000 ballpark depending on how our so called leaders mess it up next time- or are now.By all means invest limitedly in AIM suchlike assets but always at the top of the pyramid therefore in smaller amounts due to the higher risks. So we have at that stage-top of pyramid-AIM shares a little middle of pyramid-trackers etc. funds bonds lower pyramid hopefully cash ISAs bank accounts spread out in packets all below £85k.Plus your Kroner etc.Tins of food,cash under the bed.Long term shares in cupboard in cellar lol.