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There's been lots going on recently regarding certain companies and certain people. Not suggesting it's linked to BOU but some of it could make sense.

Hello MATD's on the up!
I bought in last summer and rather than sell at a loss I decided to lick my wounds, hold and pray for recovery here. Any chance this could break my 7.7p average and become profitable I wonder?

Some very good signs here and I'm very encouraged by half the placing going to a sticky handed Swedish pension fund. This speaks volumes for an AIM exploration company! NvS said this type of investment was sought after and the SP has held up well so looking good from here.

Imagine when big news lands. We're primed to pop now IMO.

Those trades today that look like sells are probably Bed & ISA transfers IMO. Great timing ;o)

Looks like the admission of 10M shares as payment for the +20% in the Zaco license as per previous RNS.

Looks like the bid was dropped to pick up a bunch at around 13:30.

Only 1 sell so far today for £16.15.
They'll be gutted if this takes off on Monday.

Really feeling the need for news here now.
It's interesting that no director buys have been reported amongst all the excitement of the sulphides and major interest, especially considering the fund raise. Hopefully because they know too much ;o)

Fingers crossed for good news next week

We need the right kind of progress and news to attract the right type of investor. The IAMGOLD Q1 announcements didn't provide the expected instant gratification many AIM investors were hoping for.

Once IAMGOLD confirm Boto, Cameroon licenses are granted, non-core assets are sold then people will be piling in.

I see that the BoD are stepping up promotion efforts lately maybe due to investor complaints, but it's not really creating excitement and compelling reasons to invest even though this is a great opportunity to multi bag. So DYOR and then patience.

Tiny MCAP. News incoming.

I wonder how our major shareholder feels about the project now? It would be interesting to know how the events to date align to his original plan and expectations.

Was a target known at the start?
Are we now going after the same target as then?
Was the plan always to delist?
What obstacles exist prior to completion?
Is there a planned completion date?

Have you researched ARCM and observed the seasonal uplift trend now the dry / drilling season is here?

Even with no news other than start of drilling the current SP should recover strongly from here, but considering additional expected news the chance of 1.5p is very slim IMO.

Anytime now a study could be released that demonstrates potential revenue to process own ore from the existing plant. Also have more drill results due which are highly anticipated.

Posted previously that BOU have confirmed they will use the Reach RNS system whilst delisted so will appear on the site I shared, in theory.

Try here

https://www.investegate.co.uk/Index.aspx?searchtype=3&words=BOU

News soon hopefully.

I notice our major shareholder is no longer a director of Scotia Exploration. I wonder if he's tidying his desk as part of the BOU acquisition process.

Big news this and very significant in terms of added benefit to share holders in the event of an acquisition.

This additional interest in Zaco has been acquired from Mr. Mumena Mushinge, a non-executive director of Arc Minerals and founder of Zamsort, in an all-equity deal for 10 million new ordinary shares of no par value in the Company ("Ordinary Shares").

There's no way he'd let this go for 10 million shares if he wasn't very confident of the value to be returned though the SP.

It really looks like something big is occurring here.

Arc Minerals Limited, the Zambian focussed copper exploration and development company, is pleased to announce that it has acquired a further 20% interest in the issued share capital of Zaco Investments Limited ("Zaco") (the "Acquisition"), increasing Arc's interest in Zaco from 52.5% to 72.5%. The remaining interest will be held by Kopara Investments, Arc's partner at Zamsort.

I'm trying to put something together here.

We know from interviews that the CASA sale was important with respect to major involvement. Do we think that all majors would be averse to assets in DRC or does this indicate that we could be aligning to a particular partner?

If we're in advanced talks with a major which has led us to dispose of non-core assets, yet we've just decided to go it alone with funding for the 2020 drill campaign, then it doesn't quite stack up.

Unless there's some kind of agreement in principle (maybe progress based) with a new partner being put in place and about to be announced. Could this be part of the "new developments" that NvS mentions in last week's RNS?

Just speculation and maybe be a long shot.

£10K buy showing delayed as a sell.

Familiar yes, but so is the graph for this time of year and it's telling us that the summer rise and 5p is Incoming, at least IMO.

Much stronger this year though due to progress made with CE, sulphide discovery and likely plans to produce own Cheyeza ore out of Kalaba. So in theory should reach even higher this summer.

Last RNS spoke about new developments and I know that certain types of investors are on board here now to take advantage.

Looking good.

Doesn't take much to move at this tiny MCAP. Just £165K tax rebate and we're off.

Imagine when:

> JV partner IAMGOLD announces Boto mine
> More gold results
> Approval of 8 new licences in Cameroon
> Sale of any one of various non-core assets

MCAP will soon be much higher I'm sure.
DYOR

Westie50 I think you're right about the large buy, I meant that I think lots trades showing as sells were also actually buys.