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If my reading of the chart is correct, and I was quite right with that double bottom reversal that I told you about, then we are about to see a jump to 70p or higher. See the 2-yr chart for the steps up.

Is my memory playing tricks on me, or did FLX have some kind of arrangement with a company called Solar Winds?

If so, did I miss the announcements about this arrangement \ deal \ whatever paying off?

How many new customers did it bring to FLX?

Where are the worm and the slimeball now?

I believe the last dividend was 0.61p. This time - 1p? 1.2p?

"any one who sold around 80 - will be kicking themselves soon" - that is true, Jay, for anyone who sold TSG and sat in cash hoping to get back in at a lower price.

I have to hope that the other horse, into which I switched, races ahead faster than TSG, but, with the gold price shooting up, I must admit that I'm holding my breath as TSG might get a few lengths ahead.

I'm expecting news imminently from that other horse and hope that it then comes up on the inside and takes it over the final furlong so that I can switch back to TSG.

Of course, the rise in TSG shows why I sold only a few, and not all, of my TSG. I'm still a TSG shareholder, and HOC and FRES - and sadly SHG - what a dead dog.

Ignore FK1 at your peril. I learned that the hard way.

The slimeball can say all he likes about repeating things - but this is worth repeating because new readers need to know that on this board, and for years now, FK1 is the only person who has made accurate forecasts for the FLX sp.

You too are quite right Batterseafish. In the many years that I've been investing in the stock market, I have made more money from long term holdings - be right, sit tight - than from gambling on a quick return. They don't always pay off. I don't recommend it, but sometimes I just can't resist it.

Quite right, and, since I could be wrong about 65p, this might be a good bargain at 70p to 75p.

In my posts about selling TSG, I ought to have said - that short term gamble was made with the aim of a quick gain elsewhere then getting back into TSG. I should have said that to stop people getting wrong idea - that I was negative on TSG. I see the company as having good prospects and the sp should be aided by a rising gold price.

Looks like its on its way to 65p. Just being realstic - I'm not happy about it as I still hold a fair chunk of these.

I agree Jay. I see nothing wrong with TSG other than the waiting when I think, elsewhere, I can make good gain in the short term. I am not selling my entire holding in TSG - just taking a bit off the table for a gamble elsewhere.

GLA to all in TSG - and that includes me.

I tried to sell half and eventually they went.

That should have been "wouldn't go" .

I've just tried to sell a load (better opportunities elsewhere) but they would go.

Can't sell.

From the LTIP RNS -

In addition, the number of shares under award in the tables above will be multiplied by 1.5 only if the share price at the end of the performance period reaches an out-performance target of £1.90 or above.

If it hits £1.90p I'll stop moaning.

... that is why the sp is dropping.

rt49 - when shares go Ex-Dividend, then anyone who buys after that date does not get the dividend, the dividend goes to the person who sold them - because they owned them at the Ex-Dividend date.

Assuming you keep your shares, then you will own your shares on at the Ex-Dividend date so you will get the dividend. If you sell them after they go xd, you still get the dividend.

However, some companies also announce an ex-Record date, which I think is when your purchase is recorded on the company's share register..

Sorry to be nit-picking here Visitor - but what you have posted is in the "Objectives & Guidance" column and to me that makes it pretty clear they hope to pay a dividend, but not that they "will" pay out. Earlier this year, HOC even went so far as to declare the dividend, but then cancelled it. Don't count your chickens, as they say, is good advice, however, with things looking good (no COVID issues and a rising gold price) I do expect them to announce a dividend .

GLA and let's hope its a good payout.

"says there in black and white" - I do expect them to announce a dividend, but I seem to be unable to spot the words - "We are going to pay a dividend". It is not there in black and white.

Last December I topped up by a considerable amount anticipating a dividend being announced in January - they didn't announce one. I think they decided that the money would be better spent on drilling campaign, because, as well as being committed to paying dividends, they are also committed to increasing shareholder value through expansion of reserves. I don't have time to look up their actual wording, so I hope my paraphrasing is close enough, but the point is yes the company intends to pay dividends, but it is not guaranteed.

However, I think we are all greed that a dividend will be announced. Would anyone care to speculate on how much it might be?

"The Group's operations continue to be largely unaffected by COVID-19 and the Group is currently benefitting from a strong gold price environment. TSG remains committed to the previously indicated production and dividend guidance for 2020." - tantalising. Will we get a dividend?

"catch a quick jump to 70p" - I wrote that without noticing that it had gone up to 64p.

I now hope to catch a quick rise to 75p.