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Sorry ToblerRone: Considering that gold prices at are all time highs (since 2011/12) I personally would not invest in gold at this time.

"People" are wondering just like you are!

the buyers believe in PM. Like myself they appear to be very positive regarding PM's future success!

I truly hope the local permit issues are resolved asap. For PM oil exploration in Mongolia is tough enough as it is.

The rise is certainly surprising.
On the other hand the volume (100 shares) and the rise (1cent) is hardly anything substantial. What a pity! Looks like the waiting for good news continues….

Topp0: Sounds a lot like the brilliant future of mobile telecommunication pre-announced in 2001 saying you'd soon and easily be able to buy your coke (or whatever) from any vendor machine with your hand held. 20 years later: Where do we stand with that?

I agree that fossil fuel is not the future going forward - but all over in 3-5 years? Doubt it - but time will tell (as usual).

I understand Manro’s frustration and sympathize to a certain extent. On the other hand, the (lousy) AIM rules are fairly clear: Whoever invests in an AIM company is saying “yes I wish to participate in a guessing game” (aka gambling). The more experience you bring along, the more you’ve been burnt with your AIM investments and the better your conclusions are – the better you’re off.

Venting frustration when your investment is not doing as you like simply doesn’t help. Putting the blame on a company’s management won’t do the job either.
I for one still believe and hope that all will end up great for PM (and its investors) middle to long term. There’s simply not more I can do than hope and believe – anything else is beyond my (and other investors’) control. Therefore, I chose not to be frustrated about my investment decisions (for the time being) and will stick with PM. Nuff said.

It's got to happen some time. But it doesn't look like it's happening right now.

GKahn: Looks like "Welsh-man" has been wiped off this board (and it wasn't me).

I'll take your word for it welsh_man and invest £500k in DEV.

get spoiled by the coronavirus.

petertee: I don't want to rain on your parade but you are talking about data concerning ONE SINGLE DAY (for X sake!). You know very well that we've seen other trading days (take yesterday just as an example).
Take it easy lad and don't focus on the daily SP development - trust me: It will either drive you crazy or make you feel the need to post thousands of messages!

My personal view is that the SP will easily surpass your average purchase price if you are prepared to remain unimpressed by the usual SP fluctuations.

Good things happen on Fridays - at least sometimes. Hope you're right petertee! And that the news is what we LTHs are longing for.

Yes NCJ: But even you know that PM's situation (not even) 3 years ago doesn't have much to do with PM's situation today; so it may be wise to at least give posts based on PM's situation today some thought.

Of course Laker23! That's why I said "investor-sense", i.e. the sale wouldn't make sense to me if it were driven by a specific (investment-)strategy. I wouldn't dare judge a sale for other reasons.

an act of despair. Doesn't make investor-sense to me.

Who gives a s**t about WJA? Let's talk about PM here or not at all.

Yes ****neytaff - PM has actually never been in a better position than now or does anyone believe that PM's situation in February 2017 when the SP reached 37p had anything more to offer than hope and hype? I'm very disappointed that the market has not yet realized what PM - finally - has to offer now.

was 2.5 times the selling volume (on a low volume trading day); and still the SP loses 4.41%. Looks like there are some buyers around who believe that PM's SP is a good buy at these levels. That's not much but it goes to show that there are investors around who believe in PM's potential this year. Good to see - at least for those invested who are on the verge of losing hope.
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