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Like the "Market Sniper" said, quite a while ago.

Tuck the shares away for a year or two & they'll be £130/share.

Next Wednesday's trading statement, can't come soon enough.

Hardly surprising a bit of profit taking — after all, we were up £3.04 for the week.

Craigo123...

"Get back to making money..."

That's all that has happened for us since he became president.

Long may he continue.🤑

Thar she blows - at least for now! 😄

Back a week earlier than planned.

They tried this same tactic with RR.

Don't be fooled into losing patience — just another attempt to grab the shares on the cheap.

Once bitten, twice shy.

PP.

Personally I'm going to give this board a rest for a couple of weeks - even in these marvellous times for the Fresnillo S.P. - it's just too stressful - either in good days or bad - its not good for the mental health.

Going to enjoy the best weather of the year, up here, in the North East.

See you after the Q4 report.😎👋

โอกาสหน้าเจอกันครับ.

The inevitable just happened.

Silver down 5.4% — down $5.16 to $87.94.

To those that think the S.P. isn't strictly down to the silver price; let's see.

I doubt it'll go up 16 pence.

Endeavour followed the exact same pattern.

Doubt it's anything to do with the vote.

I thought it'd already been accepted?

Wtf...

Silver up almost 5% and we're almost in negative territory!

Up 32 PENCE!

They're having a Giraffe!🦒

On October 8th, last year, Silver was $48.68 Oz. The share price was £23.68.

We're now looking at almost double the Silver Price, yet the S.P. is "only" up £13.

I've a feeling we're still being short-changed.

I'll stick with KItko & Ai on Google.🤑

Not sure where this $92.42 is coming from?

According to KITKO — it peaked at $91.

Chunkie1...

Got to agree with you there.

I've said all along — the 10% government withholding tax on the dividend, is the least of our worries.

Very interesting point @ 11 min 12 seconds.

Especially regarding Fresnillo.

https://youtu.be/sAI_9MLvacI?si=76TG2mQfXXZW6ZPr

G7 Finance ministers held an emergency meeting in Washington, D.C. on Monday, January 12, 2026, to address the urgent need to diversify global supply chains for critical minerals and rare earths.

Key Details of the Meeting

Primary Objective: To reduce collective dependence on China, which currently holds a dominant position in the supply and refining of critical minerals essential for defense, technology, and green energy.

Convening Authority: The meeting was hosted by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

Participants: In addition to the G7 members (U.S., UK, Japan, France, Germany, Italy, and Canada) and the EU, the meeting included officials from resource-rich allies such as Australia, Mexico, South Korea, and India.

Proposed Solutions: Discussions included the implementation of coordinated price floors for minerals to make non-Chinese mining investments economically viable, as well as new partnerships for recycling and production.

Immediate Context: The emergency talks were spurred by China’s recent move to ban or strictly control exports of items destined for the Japanese military and other critical mineral supplies.

Silver fighting back — if we can move away from the $83 - $84 range, there's no telling where it'll end up.

Yesterday's rise of 228 pence, was the best I can remember, in nominal terms.

The worst being, 276 pence, on October 17th, last year.

I'm pretty sure this volatility is going to become the norm.

Bugger the...

You're right.

Even though we're at a record share prices, there's still an underlying trend to suppress it.

Can't blame them - we're sitting on a Gold/Silver Mine.

Patience, Bugger the...