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If the re-drill is successful we'll probably be OK but if that fails ?

Swiftly ?

Not much happening any time soon Bubble(unless NelsontheDog is right and there is a raise, possible given the cash flow) so the SP will likely stagnate in the near term.

Mostly silly little trades.

Not much detail on the shut ins for the non-ops so I expect the drop in revenue to be significant this quarter.

The value of shares coming up as sells a bit over £12K ... it looks a lot of shares but its very low volume money wise. I think most people will sit and wait for gold.

Bailing out big time ? There has been about £11K traded so far..

I would like to hear of some progress on the gas plant.

Aim has been suffering from a lack of enthusiasm for about 3 years so its not just GF but I have detected the embers of sentiment changing recently.

Lots of things still up in the air with the IMC case and the possibility more money heading MNRG's way if Britnrg get compensation from its advisors.

Good sample results will move the SP but they are a couple of months away and some people will get twitchy between now and then and sell.... patience is a virtue which you need plenty of when investing in mining.

Don't get caught in the molopo hype miners have been looking for nickel for years and all have failed so far despite all the signs there 'should' be nickel.

Someone sells someone else buys.

I think GF said April although he didn't completely rule out late March but April more likely.

Read the last RNS.

Good to see everything going well.

This is a guide to how much gold is needed in an underground mine per tonne. Anything with an average over 5 grams is good.

Low grade 0 - 5 gold grams per tonne

Average grade 5 - 8 gold grams per tonne

High grade 8 + gold grams per tonne

'Bonanza' grade Troy Ounces (31.1 grams) per tonne

Quote fro wiki.

A 2012 report conducted by Snowdon Mining Consultants on behalf of the previous majority owners of the mine, Gold Mining Wales Ltd (GMW), suggested that as much as 500,000 ounces of gold could be lying untouched in the area surrounding the mine,[4] giving hope that gold may again be extracted from the Clogau Gold Mine. Alba Mineral Resources are now the majority owner of the mine and are currently drilling to assess the commercial viability of reopening parts of the mine. Previous samples taken from a 200 metre long area returned gold grades of 30.2 to 263 grams per tonne,[5] suggesting that previously unrealised supplies of gold could potentially exist.

They have got to sampling much faster than I expected, well done all.

Alba are finally going for gold!

£2.9m won't go far.