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742.5...............and back in, once again.....might go a bit lower yet, but the lows are hanging about the 740 mark, meanwhile the highs are getting higher.

See you're having another brown moment.....stick with the penny shares and when you've learnt how to read the big boards, come back.

See its dropped back a bit, once again.

Pedantics permissible.....according to SP shows in here...week high 1 Feb 2013 @ £17.10.......week low 10 Jan 2014 @£6.58. That said, the more recent history, from my perspective...on 20 Jan I sold @ 767....hoping for a retrace...it continued to rise, much to the merriment of some. It subsequently dropped back to 743, and I got back in @ 745.5.......

Last low...should have read 743....(typo for Hughsie to moan about!)

5 days ago FTSE was 6850. Miners in general have seen a drop...this one has its swings. Last low was 843, when I had looked for it to go 740....meant I got back in and benefited from the 800+ it hit. Ask Hughsie...he's red hot with this one, usually under the collar.

RSA about to hit £1......

Not a lot doing in the way of large trades...seems to be 200-500 trades going on

You been rambling with Elaine then?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTjJTsrglDA

Re some of the earlier caustic comments of today....reminds me of the best quote made by Alan Arkin in the film Argo.....pity we're filtered.....LOL

Aconite tubers hate drying out. Like snowdrops (which are more tolerant), they need to be planted or transplanted "in the green", ie while the foliage is still fresh and the plants are in active growth. They flourish in any reasonably fertile soil, in full sun or below deciduous trees and shrubs. They do particularly well in chalky soil. Good drainage is essential. Some gardeners dislike aconites for the messy mass of foliage. If they are to flower the next year, however, the ruff of strappy leaves must be left untouched until April or May, when it dies down.

I have a clump of snowdrops...old girlfriend of youngest gave us them 20+ years ago...hmmm....pre 1991.....they are up every year as a reminder of her...a really nice lassie.....she works in a practice in Paisley now...often wonder how she is doing.

Correct....had sold my last batch @ 17p, expecting a retrace......it shot up leaving me high and dry....grrrrrrrrrrrrr

Nice to be filtered...means we'll get peace.....as to THT....yep.....lets see how this runs now.... I can buy back in unharmed @ 745.5...anything lower than that is a bonus

Sold @ £7.67075....now the sweats begin.......oh mammy !

Did correct it to 740...and it has a recent trend of doing this sort of swing.......the dilemma...did it with THT @ 12p...now 142p (!)......did it with FFY @ 35p..now 73p....and last but not least...TCG @17.....now 185................there is a lesson to be learned there somewhere......LOL

should have read 740....NOT 640

The eternal dilemma ....current 765 with a likelihood of a fall back to 640 or less.....sell on the high and buy back in on the "expected" lower.

We'ed be financial advisers or better still, bankers with huge........bonuses. Time to lighten it up, boards are for exchange of info...opinion, and occasionally a bit of banter. Many thanks for kind words, an attentive ear to corrective, and an amused imagination to those uttered in consternation. Back to business. Friday....three main miners moved forward and held their gains...this dog did the Grand Ole Duke of York, ...again. Shorters are in fashion, but they do not make the market. For the past 2 years BLT has bounced between 1650 and 2200, RIO between 3300 and 2600, RRS between 7500 and 4000...on a straight decline since Sept 2012 and this rascal has been on steady decline from 1900 since Oct/Nov of 2012. Anything to be deduced? RRS....slaughtered when Mali politics kicked off, and which are still in flux, no such similar excuse for FRES. The other two biggies, both took their falls and are currently somewhere midpoint to their high/low..... Market size for the big two...1000 and 500....for RRS and FRES...500 and 2000 respectively. FRES issued an "extra dividend" in Oct, having said: Fresnillo said in August that its ordinary dividend payout would fall by 68 percent to 4.9 cents per share. Fresnillo also on Thursday appointed Roberto Diaz as chief operating officer and said it remained confident that it would be able to restart its use of explosives at a gold project, despite a legal process taking longer than expected. Unfortunately we are not seeing who is disposing of their holdings, and done in such a way that the SP has collapsed. FOR PI's like ourselves who are holding ( me included since 875), I can only see a reasonable resurgence in SP if divvy is maintained at previous levels, thereby encouraging institutional buys. If no such confidence to buy is reborn, then this, like RRS is destined for a slow climb. In the meantime I say hold.