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Share price dropping - which was to be expected. Yesterday's jump was an even better selling opportuntiy than last week, and I took advantage of it.

Yes, production is on the way and the sp will go higher, but there is plenty of time to make money elsewhere and get back in here before it takes off.

the copper market is heading for a severe supply shortage due to a perfect storm of under-exploration/ lack of discovery of new deposits, clashing with a huge increase in demand due to electrification and decarbonization

https://aheadoftheherd.com/copper-shortage-narrative-goes-mainstream/

tester123 - how dare you write "in case this falls back to 20-25p" - you know that the cry-baby snowflake, ISAPENSION doesn't like his feelings hurt.

If ISAPENSION were a person who believes in treating people equally, then he would give you abuse, as he gave to me, but I expect him to be a hypocrite and you will be let off for posting words that can hurt the feelings of cry-baby snowflakes who should not venture out of their safe spaces.

tester123 says "Good to keep some cash on the sidelines in case this falls back to 20-25p" - hang on here! I get scolded on here by people who told me that we should buy and hold for the long term and my views on nipping in and out are not welcome.

So why isn't tester123 fully invested, why does he have cash on the sidelines? Isn't this bit of advice from tester virtually the same as what I have said?

Obviously it is wise to have a bit of cash on the sidelines, but my gripe is that he is talking about trading the sp, and that is what I have been saying - so come on you lot - prove that your are not hypocrites and attack him the way you attacked me.

Hi Wondergoals,

I'm sorry if any of my posts seem to be insulting. The only person I mean to insult is ISAPENSION, and he deserves it. All I did was to post that I thought a fall to 43p, or even 42p might be on the cards and he called me a pr_ick. By the way, the sp was about 55p when I posted that opinion of mine. What is it today? Who's the prick now ISAPENSION?

As for me telling people they are wrong. I am not saying that anyone is wrong for taking a long term view. However, it is true that leaving your money tied up means that it is missing out on gains and dividends elsewhere.

If my words are severely critical (but I hope they fall short of being insulting) it is criticism of some on here who are too exuberant about the prospects for the sp, and who post tripe that is presented as analysis.

E.g. 4.95 x 44p = "£2.18 is this a fair sellout price for Condor".

Also, the tone of the postings and way they allude to things - e.g. "big news coming soon" and "Im also wondering why MC was in Panama yesterday". It is teasing and designed to draw people in. It is ramping.

My posts are merely to give a bit of balance against the subtle and disguised ramping.

Regarding "you're a trader, and a very successful one at that by the sounds of things - congratulations" - that is a bit too flattering and I don't deserve it.

I just know a few basic chart patterns and they seem to work - so long as you wait for ones that are crystal clear. It is easy to get caught out when pattern seems to be forming but it fails.

So I will continue to post my views and thank you for you polite posting - but - "IMHO sp will be multiples of current level by end of this year " - are you a ramper too?

sp going down - as I said it would. I'm not a know-all mouthpiece like some on here. I put my money were my mouth is and I used the jump on the last RNS to sell some and invest elsewhere.

Long term, I like Condor and will jump back in, but short term, money left sitting here is dead money - missing out on gains that are to be made elsewhere.

Sitting and waiting makes you a sitting duck. Being nimble makes money.

By the way, I'm not saying that it is only African governments that steal. Look at our Westminster crooks - the PPE contracts, track and trace - billions syphoned off into the pockets of friends and relatives of those in power. Our ruling spivs are cleverer and sneakier than African politicians, as they devise means like this make it look legal.

Quote -"One of the great things about Shanta is that working with the host government and genuine and substantial community development projects are both laudable in themselves, but protect us the investors and will, in time, deliver us a 'fair' reward."

Sorry, but you are deluding yourself. This statement about working with the host government and genuine and substantial, laudable community development projects was also true for Acacia, but Acacia's generosity to the locals didn't protect them, and before the Tz gov't turned nasty, Acacia had many years of "working with the host government". They had to, in order to develop their mines. After years of the ACA management working hard to build up the company, the Tz gov't saw a chicken ready for plucking they turned nasty and decided to raid the company. First they said ACA owed unpaid tax. A Tz court ruled that ACA had paid all the tax they owed, so, having failed in that attempted raid, the Tz gov't then came up with the claim of undeclared gold. It was theft - and so is withholding the VAT refunds from SHG and other miners. The last I read, AngloGold was owed $150 million.

African governments steal from honest decent mining companies and it doesn't matted how many millions the companies give to local community projects, they will still be targetted for theft.

How do you explain my points about the capacity of the processing plant and the grades?

I don't care if the modern term is CSR, it is charity. Miners pay licence fees, royalities and taxes - anything above that is charity even if you try to dress it up in fancy language like CSR.

Stop giving us bluff, you slimeballs.

I am proved right again. Yesterday I dumped a load to invest elsewhere. It is already a winning trade.

This price rise is a good chance to sell. Tomorrow the sp will drop back. Months from now it could be much higher, but don't sit and wait - better opportunities elsewhere then get back in later at a lower price.

Highveld - In my view Acacia was innocent and there is evidence to show it. A Tz court ruled that they had paid all the tax due so then the gov't carried out its attack. They said that ACA had produced 10 times more gold than the company had declared. Think about the capacity of the processing plant - when they built it, if they had spent money on a plant that had ten times more capacity than needed, wouldn't major shareholders have asked why they wasted the money? The energy bills give a clue as to how much mining was done. If they had produce ten times the amount of ROM, the bills would have shown it. The only other way they coudl have produced 10 times as much gold would be if the grades in the veins were 10 0times richer - do you think the samples were out by that much?

ACA gave away a fortune in CSR. At one time when the region hit by drought, ACA bought 400 tons of food and distributed it to the locals.
ACA was innocent and the victim of a politically motivated raid.

All IMHO.

Good opportunity to sell coming up.

I thought today's news was good for a t 10p rise at least. 2p, 3p is disappointing.

I'm just making a minor point here the_shareminator about "the similarities are not so obvious".

I wasn't saying that NN is a similar company to TSG. My point was that any new rules that are introduced or tightening of rules will apply to all Russian miners. That's all I was saying.

You seem happy to spend ages trolling around other boards looking to see what I have posted - so look back and see the question.

See what artrader wrote - " I'll give you my expert opinion" - him - expert - only in his own mind. Proof that I am right about him being an arrogant, know-all.

Also - this out today - relevant to how this all started -

https://www.investegate.co.uk/mmc-norilsk-nickel--mnod-/eqs/nornickel-will-set-a-timeline-to-restore-operations-at-mines-and-norilsk-concentrator/20210303143142EPYLM/

Finally, don't put kisses at the bottom of your messages to me - unless you are a woman!

artrader informs us - "it's one of Noel Gallaghers' best quotes"

It doesn't matter where you got it. My comment about how you, you used it is perfectly valid - mockery and ridicule - a standard tactic used by pompous, know-all oafs when they are proved wrong by the facts, who have lost the debate and whose skulduggery in misrepresenting the words of others is exposed.

By the way you still haven't answered the question I asked you about the NN web site and claiming to meet all the standards \ compliance etc. You don't want to answer because it will prove me right and you wrong - showing to be right again when I say of you - "pompous, know-all oafs when they are proved wrong by the facts".

I hope you enjoy your evening reading my other posts.

artrader must have a big grudge against me (and all I did was to post a link about an issue affecting Russian mines) and he is so obsessed in carrying out his campaign of vilification against me that he spends time trolling me on other boards,

So, BPat890 - would you care to say this to him -

Take a chill pill man, whatever someone said, it's not worth getting so wound up over.

Yes, I wrote that - let's put it into context.

ISAPENSION is another like you - knows everything, writes in a know-all pompous tone and can't stand other people having opinions that he doesn't like.

After I had looked at the price chart for the company concerned, I posted a forecast for the sp. I said that I thought it would drop (which by the way, it has done).

ISAPENSION posted a rebuke telling me that I shouldn't post things like that as it hurts people's feelings. Can you believe that! He is invested in shares but the idea that they might go down hurts his feelings. After that he called me a prick - but the sp has gone down.

He is like you artrader - an arrogant bigot and ends up wrong in his views.

Slimeball 2 isn't very original Noel. Sorry NTM. A hasty choice, perhaps influenced by The Simpsons - didn't they have a cat called Snowball 2, after Snowball died?