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Thanks for the link, Shatner. All sounds very positive.

Looks good to me. What the problem is here I don't know for a poster with less than a month of membership

It appears that you have more detail than I. Looking back, it appears that the date I used was the RNS. In which shareholders were advised but even if it does take a bil longer, personally I'm not overly .concerned. Namibia is generally understood to be mining friendly and that's not all the expected news for BZT. Good luck to you and all investors.

Entirely correct of course . Spreads are much greater for thinly traded shares but often turn out to be much less when a trade is made. It may be that MMs in this case are of the opinion that the mine licence for H and G will be granted very soon. If I recall correctly it was made on August 9th, six months and five days ago and Namibia normally respond in around six months. At the moment, 5 days late. AIM investors/traders often lack patience and tend to blame the company and sell, as today, particularly on Aquis

May be pushing it but H and G mining and further exploration requests have been in for around 6 months so possibly not too far off. Here's hoping. GLA

Looks good to me. Expanding operation at a great price and with regular informative feeds. Time for another top up

Oh, yes. Excellent

My 50,000 was a buy not a sell. I wonder how many others were

Looking very promising in Canada considering that it was a limited time operation. Large area. POW is moving ahead continually to Paul Johnson's credit. The markets are poor all over right now but this should prove to be a very worthwhile investment when conditions improve and I have no doubt that they will

Awards mean nothing. Profits do. Awards are gained using shareholders funds, the same funds that pay directors and these have a history of failure

No surprise. Nothing changes

I hope that you make your fortunes here because, as a very long term investor, so will I . GLA

I had to look Sepiolite up. Although everybody else seems to know what it is, I felt that with shares here, I ought to know. If anybody doesn't know, it's clay used for making Meerschaum pipes for all of those people who like to smoke long clay pipes. In my opinion, it won't make anything like as much as placings do at Sunrise and will join the other unsaleable failures in the bargain basement listed on the website. If you've not looked, do. The silver, I think it was, mine was there too but was given away for commission on sales to the best of my memory. There is a gold mine in Western Australia with decent grades but neither PC nor anybody else pursued it. Several other bits and pieces that nobody wants and which Sepiolite will probably be at home with. The only possibility here is the CS . The demand is there for volcanic ash and Perlite but nothing appears ever to happen. That's why long time holders, me included, complain and justly. Somebody has taken a large quantity of Pozzolan in sample form and it may lead to a fortune starting tomorrow but it may not and Perlite costs a lot but they've
not got a sales team and it could be a winner. Some say it's a lifestyle business but I disagree. It's just a commercial failure.
Fans of the company should go through the history. It's all on record

but pretty hot now. Massive potential with the right news and hopefully soon. GLA

OK ish. Hardly bubbling with enthusiasm but we have a weather station , hope for finance, are still small and are still breathing. Hope for more in the full year with some positives in between.

I see, my misunderstanding. So it's all down to MB and NJ. If only they'd kept us informed none of this debate would have been necessary, in fact, nor an awful lot of the last year's posts. Roll on the report and let's hope that it calms the nerves

'He' presumably means Nick Johansen, the Chairman. I don't doubt that he wants it built and, from what the RNS told us, Greg Entwistle is employed for that. It depends what has to be done. My presumption is that it's open pit but we know nothing because we've been told nothing.
Hopefully the half year figures will do just that very soon.

I support Aque on this. Paul Johnson is doing an excellent job imo, has invested greatly in this and assembled a very promising portfolio of opportunity. I've been here since ABM and know that if he succeeds, so do we.

Excellent News in these hard times

Thanks, Amtech. I suspect that I wasn't alone in not knowing that. It's odd, to say the least. . Nick Johansen advises other companies on legal matters so presumably it's ok and as chairman is the man in charge overall.
Greg Entwistle is the mine builder and there's not a lot of news because that's all the action there is..All very strange to me but hopefully when the half year report appears any time now, all will be clarified