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What selling? I can see mainly £5k size trades - probably short-term in/out money.

You are a PI. You have the urge to sell at the bottom and are trying to rationalise it - it’s normal.
Just try to sit on your hands and be patient, it won’t be for much longer.

Indeed, looking very strong. Wouldn't be surprised to see $1900 or even $1950 later this month.
SHG should be powering upwards.

Nice one PF-Builder. I assume several of those £5k buys earlier are yours?
Are you looking to hold a bit longer this time, or just a quick in and out again?

Reference for newbies: https://www.investegate.co.uk/evgen-pharma-plc--evg-/rns/licence-agreement-with-juvenescence/202009150700049626Y/

Just came across this from November:
https://youtu.be/WTRblKyBBzs?t=548

H2 2023 target launch date for Juvlife sulforaphane product - means milestone payments and then royalties to EVG.

Quoted 3.178p for £5k. I would try 2x£5k.

https://mine.nridigital.com/mine_jan23/east_star_kazakhstan

YAWN

https://twitter.com/Frontiers/status/1605141367683948547?t=PYEitCwjkPokr5NWNXWTZA&s=08

At least in this interview the gold assays and the possibility of some excellent results are mentioned - doubt he would say that if he had already got wind of the results and they were crap, as the shareprice might seem to suggest.

Yes it's a bit mad that sentiment amongst some quarters at least seems to be at rock bottom just at the same time the shareprice has likely reached/just passed rock bottom and is about to commence (all being well) a significant rise over the next 3-6-12 months. That's the way it works I suppose and why a lot of people lose money.

AISC includes royalties and some taxes btw.

I wouldn't trust any such website. What data are they basing that off for a start?
Prefer to work these things out myself.

Using $950/oz AISC for Singida

In fact just knocked up a spreadsheet - 3.8p/share
2.3 from NLGM
1.5 from Singida (from 9 months)

I make it nearer 3p free cash flow per share. Have you factored in the increase in production at lower AISC as well as the drop in expenditure?

Is that the Mr G CAT with the enormous 700 oz/quarter production? In their dreams similar to SHG.

LOL, jealous :)

Makes no difference to us though - the more generous the options are the more of an incentive it is. If nothing else they act as a 'golden handcuff' as they can't be exercised for 3 years from grant on top of the other performance conditions.
To argue anything else is just envy imo.