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Are you sure? Think Paul needs a six week spa break. Retire even. I never realised this was all about scoring points from Sound Energy.

Come and join us! You're welcome!

Yes it was, bit diff for you brain power wise but risks have to be taken.

The risk over here I think will never pay off, CNG was inferred by Oct 22.

Yes I was roasted, HARL as well but you 1/ need money to crack on and 2/ Drop the ones you have lost or look terminal.

PRD looks both lost and terminal , Lonny and Sandjet...jeeez! Move on lad!

The steady rise on quite low volumes tells it's own story. The MM's are trying to BORE us out of our shares.

It's not working!

Simms I don't think there will be many TR-1's , a few yes but we are mostly individuals with strong independence of mind. Few will sell.

No, not the geopolitical manoeuvring between The British and Russian Empires but between us and the institutions. We have to hold and but more but they are wealthier and have far far greater understanding of the plethora of risks.

The only way out that I can see is takeover, I sense a lot of strong holders: not on here so much but from other sources.

Come and join the Kefi party, nuts to PG and his puny ranting about being the Mr Bates of the FCA!

Indeed DV, I had the odd experience of having a haircut, a nice chat and coming out £4500 wealthier on paper??? Sorry minus £16 for the trim.

Kefi, what does that mean?

Agree, whatever that is I'll take it

Fair point Stebo but I enjoy being raving. You're not to know but my demographic has to play a part! Not much point in lining a coffin with the proceeds from a 20p NPV.

I mean, you're right, there's tons of exploring to do, S.A maturing nicely. Loads of dots on the company strategy map which I would like more information on for example.

Yes I know Vitautus, I have a Rhodesian friend, displaced here via SA where he had a coal mine expropriated from him. Now, in his seventies he observes a horribly similar demographic replacement emerging here.

STASI on the way now, six pony tailed 55kg girls and a couple of guys who like to play 'Mummies and Daddies' en route.

Agree, frankly I would happily live in Ethiopia and any number of countries on the planet. This country is a STASI hell and for the moment I cannot stand the place.

How many companies achieve NPV, mind you if the social media tribe pump this or indeed if the GP dictates I'll be well out of Dodge at 14p! 2800% has to be taken, any other course of action is insanity.

Clearly the rise is a direct consequence of risk shedding, high integrity/quality investors, we have a few already, are expected to rapidly join. I say continue adding as risk is eliminated.

The primary risk as I see it is holding for dividends in a frontier country. On the other side of the tracks are companies that can hedge against geopolitical risk, employ complex financial instruments to hedge etc etc etc.

Staying flexible but aim to remain to production then reduce slightly. The chance of being in production for long without a 10-15p takeover is low I think.

Think you are probably right Pat, RNS's of such clarity and detail are rare indeed. I retain the right to mither and grumble about delivery of mining services, security, cash (for the very short term) and political risk. Made blunders before, big ones, but the successes were long term growth to dividend stories, recovery plays etc.

Odd really, I had no intention whatsover of engaging in outlandish propositions, oil and gas weaners, miners with 'fantastic' discoveries but no DFS/BFS/financing.

I only have Harry to thank after starting to watch and read KEFI's material last year within the context of the Lassonde curve which was also totally new to me.

It's off North now, risk is always always present but it's really shedding off now!

Don't read everything on here but where are the comments about political risk? Certainly little on the topic of commodity cycles.

Strange tribe, not as raving as the PRD amphibians to be fair.

Riding two rockets in the S&M section of my PF. EOG and KEFI.

Problem is that both are, while rich in potential (particularly KEFI) but both rather short of rocket fuel?

Why are PI's, sometimes called loons by a certain successful shorter from Merseyside never apparently bothered by cash positions?? The answer evades me.

Ah, the delusional post. Position built (and traded), this year. Thank you.

Same diggit, almost identical performance. Joined after the £10.6 mil raise but completely blindsided by the £7.6 mil raise in May.

Rarely, a fundraise can happen at a premium. Let's hope that none is required.