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Is that type of news something to put in an RNS? Would more people get the news. Just seems daft people are selling. Basic question I know,but only basic knowledge

Thanks Tom, quite right Jibbo. Frustration is ruling the day, but I think once most calm down and realise their original plan was a long term one, then they will as you say let HUM build on their excellent start. I am as frustrated as many, but don,t let it cloud my original judgement that this is a good investment.

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Yeah, you're killing me man. Stop it.

Used to kill people for a living mate, not bore them to death. You probably have more kills though.lol

Just my Ex Army humour;-). Often thought if your a salesman dealing with a schizophrenic do yo get multiple sales. Then you put your post up and I couldn't help my self. Sorry. And sorry to all schizophrenics. And their friends.

Just a thought, but if you where two faced would you have two pints with an anal pr**K.

Better bloody had be, got �20 riding on it;-)

Your right to make your own judgement. I don't agree some people on here don't know anymore than some others. I for one was glad that two people on here actually went and seen the mine in action and not only met everyone there and questioned them at length, but continue to have a very good relationship with members of the HUM management. That to me is worth an awful lot. You have to admit that not many companies engage with private investors as much as HUM. Nobody can really give anybody assurances can they and you would be daft to except it. But, good information based on research and knowledge of which there is much on here, help us as individuals to make an informed choice. The more effort we put in and the more points of reference we use, then it should be less of a gamble than a finger in the air so to speak. I guess it comes down to are you a half full or half empty kind of guy. I'm in the half full camp, but nobody's fool.

The abuse is a two way street. Ball less big mouths, big mouths, liars, all used by BT complaining about people calling him names. Not surprised if you call them that really. I think you are over analysing stuff which is at best with all info available, still a guess. This is all a gamble, but we try and shorten the odds with research. We are not the ones moving the goal posts, so with the available info those where the best guesses at the time. If you mean people have changed their predictions, I would say the one thing you have to be is flexible and be prepared to reevaluate. The long game is what should matter here. In the middle of packing for my meeting in Germany with a few bottles of Grolsche, so will leave it there.

You said, Just object to the Stalinist view here, that if you don't see this only going one way you are a moron or an anal wart. That is my point Perry. If I thought it was going to eventually leave me down, then I would move. Yes it will go up and down, but IMO eventually one way, up. Surely that has to be everyone's opinion/guess/hope if they are invested here.

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Perry, in all seriousness, I don't get it. If you or anybody doesn't think the SP will eventually rise to put us all in profit. Then why are you still invested?

doesn't make you brave, or fearless. So grow up, if that,s possible at your age and move on. We are all small fish in a big pond, occupied and run by sharks. If you cant take the pressure of knowing that, then put your money somewhere else. Never heard such bleating from someone who says he has so much. I have very little compared to many on here, but have a fair bit invested with regards to percentage of disposable income. I am down at the moment, but I am not selling as I am sure it will go up. It is very early days in the cycle of a gold producer, so give them time. Anywhere where money is involved someone somewhere will be exploiting the weak or foolish. It is up to each individual to do their own research, look at advice offered and take it or disregard it, but stop crying for pity sake. Finally if you don't like being called names then stop calling everybody else names and don't for christ sake say it wasn't me who started it.

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Is that like being a total *****? Not edumacated like you guys.;-)

Raised the price on no action, now they are getting the sales in. Possibly someone wanting a fair few at a good price.

up 5% on no news or volume. Go figure.