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Will it go lower? I believe it might, especially if a lot of small to medium shareholders ditch AAF.

I intended to buy but didn't through lack of funds. I've got the funds now, but too late. I missed out on the rise.

I bought a few for 362.48p a few days ago, and a few more today, after the fall, for 364.48p. So, I'm not so badly off.

If the company is not to be trusted, sShould we all sell our AAF shares

8p today?

Maybe £5-£6

I got out with a nice profit

Bluegrass, I agree with your assessment of the relative figures, however, I'm more interested in the wider picture and the relative time factors.

I have owned and I might buy back in when and if I think it's the best place for my cash. At the moment there are other places

I agree bluegrass. I've taken the benefits of SML's income from the US mine into account and I've mentioned it previously.

The SML sp is more volatile than TUN's, but TUN is a lot closer to production

I'll wait

That could take 2 or 3 years. With another 3 years before a mine goes into production. We haven't got anywhere near the planning stage yet. I'm not talking about getting planning permission that I hope we already have. |At least in principle.

TUN is doing better. Could it have something to do with the fact that TUN is a lot closer to being a working mine? TUN's mine should be operational within a year or two, whereas SML is several years behind

At the moment, while we know that SML is sitting on what looks like some wonderful prospects, it's still in the drilling and discovery stage, with no mention of actually digging a mine. That will cost a lot. More than SML has access to. They will have to find backers. Digging a mine and bringing it to production will take years. The Lassonde Curve indicates that during the planning and fundraising stage, that is still to come, the sp is likely to drop, a lot, as early speculators cash in.

TUN already has a mine that is almost ready to go into production.

The sp is back up to 5.6p. I expect it might bounce around for the rest of the afternoon.

I've just discovered that my morning's posts have been deleted. I'm surprised because I didn't think they were that controversial.

I might have added that it could also depress the share price.

Just going off topic for a mo.

I'm heavily invested in SML shares and want nothing more than for the company to succeed, but I have become slightly concerned about some aspects of how this board operates.

What happened to BB_hoppa's long posts? The only criticisms I had of them were that they were overly long and extremely boring and he got involved in an argument with another member of the board. Apart from that, he was stating his opinions that were of some interest, certainly to some, even if we disagreed with some of what he said.

I am commenting because his posts have been removed, just as he said they would be. That bothers me because the last thing we need on these boards is censorship of opinions just because we disagree with them. In my humble opinion, nothing is likely to shake confidence in any forum than censorship. People may start disbelieving the people we think might be instigators of the censorship. That might not be good for our investment.

After all, no one is going to remember what BB_hoppa said, or even what I've just said, but they might remember the censorship bit and start doubting the censors.

Thanks canillasboy.

SML is my main holding. It's up almost 70%

I'm so very sorry. I forgot that these boards are only for serious investors, worth millions. Not for small investors like me who make one line comments about the obvious.

It's doing well so far today

I'm still over 50% to the good, despite the drop.