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Ostraliamate: Looks like a lot of buyers agree with your positive stance and have taken the opportunity to add to their holdings.
I believe all posters on this board will feel relieved once the SP starts rising again - even if they have to admit their warnings were wrong.
Clearly, PM should get its communication act together and tell us investors what we are currently facing. In the absence of that, rumuors and speculations will govern the market/investor sentiment (as we've seen today).

Yeah b/p I know you hate to hear that "advice" - which btw comes naturally. As long as you moan and complain about PM you will get the "advice" you deserve - whether you like it or not!
You know what to do if you don't like it.

In that case: Time to sell while you can!

But the question remains: How do you want to go about things in order to get the results we are all longing for?

Hamm: You may have misunderstood my point. Whatever you and your colleagues do - pls make sure that it doesn't backfire on us other investors. Using harsh language typically does not help - irrespective of the permit etc. at question.

I just hope that your comments support all other investors interests. Words like "corrupt", "fraudulent leadership", "crook" etc. directed at the PM management are not very helpful.
I for one would like to see PM's SP rise. I hope we all can agree on that simple common denominator.

Your hope of coming out even is why you're still sticking around - everybody's got their own reasons.
Let's just hope you've got a low average.

Don't forget your financial engagement and your hope of making a profit! Guess that's what keeps you sticking around!

You're right Hamm: 3 years have gone by and niether your financial engagement with PM nor your hope of making a profit with PM have changed. Pretty wierd eh?

Apology accepted - going forward you may want to think twice before posting.

How did Manro put it:
"....you need to have brains and think by head, not ass" (another one of those masterpieces created by Manro).

Horsers: I am generally not negative but sometimes I just can't help it (most recently: Last Wednesday @13.48).
Guess you can't read very well thru your black tinted glasses!

At least he admits not seeing anything positive - not even his investment! Poor guy.

Wouldn't it be nice to hear something positive (or at least neutral) from b/p? It would actually be a completely new and refreshing experience!

Dozza: Right. The worst case scenario would be that PM are currently trying to figure out the best way to capitulate. I don't really want to think about it as it would be the absolutely worst thing that could happen - to all. Jeez - let's hope that is not an option.

a bit longer with topping up. Oh well, I'm still doing well.
ATB to all LTH.

Simon: You're never too old to do what you believe is right to do - even if it means travelling to Mongolia.

later. Oh well, let the other investors cash in - and that's exactly what they will.

Agree. In an ideal world that's the way it should work (particularly if MB/PM were in the position to make pre-announcements). Unfortunately AIM is not an ideal world. Rest assured: I would like to know more as well - full stop. But it is how it is.
Good luck with your "questionnaire efforts" to PM.

Hamm: Maybe, just maybe MB is sick and tired of making pre-announcements that make investors feel good. To me it looks like PM is subject to developments and decisions beyond their influence and control. So what should they communicate? Stuff you already know?

master28: I don't believe that MB/PM are trying to trick the investors - don't forget that MB is an investor himself. Clearly, all of us would like to know what is going on behind the scenes.
To me it looks like PM is under a lot of pressure and MB is trying to deal with it.