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Following on from last Post the sell price again is usually higher than anyone else trades at.

You get what you pay for in most cases. An example, HSBC charge a fee but the majority of the time offer a fixed price. This usually is below what is generally available hence many times a buy trade shows up as a sell. I reckon I save a multiple of the fee over many trades made at about the same time. Saving a fee is very often false economy.

Momo wow a post and a half. I must admit tend to ignore most that question figures from an RNS. The Co know better than us. Always seems a bit arrogant to me. Yours today though is different. Very interesting. Thanks. Will reread.

Oops done it again. The first word was supposed to be perplex

These perplexity few. Not surprised as they don't make much sense so the only answer can be imo it's some sort of holding pattern, why can only guess. What I mean by being no sense think about this.... These trades are small and done in a batch. Usually when there is a wide spread. There is usually a bias sell or buy. Say the spread is 0.33 to 0.37p with a bias towards buy. Then why when usually you can sell at say 0.34p and buy around 0.36p within the spread operate an inefficient multi trade selling at the worst price and unnecessarily paying the highest. I've posted this observation before but have never had an answer why. It's not by the way a method of trading to keep the price down. These multi trades are normally too small for that. Answers on a postcard please.

Oops liable should read libel

Bfd I think you are spot on. Mind you the platforms must take a huge amount of the blame for allowing what is going on. The personal abuse and lies together with what is blatant liable by many seems to be tolerated time and time again. I think it was Lav who suggest we pay a small subscription and therefore can be easily identified by the authorities. Something would fully support. We need integrity back in that we are all accountable for what we post

Not often a chat site makes good reading imo like today. Some interesting views. Now for some less exciting things, must walk the dog!

Lav having watched them locally from the quayside in Poole can see that. Thanks.

Oops Retec, sorry auto spell had you as rejected. Should have read before sending

Rejected who ever proves right in all of this I would be surprised if either vessel is a follow up. Seems too soon to me. Delivering another 30,000tons to port when the first batch was only expected to be completed around now would leave the follow up ship idle for awhile and that costs.

Lav the Kuai Bang Hai 18 appears to have 4 of it's own cranes unless I am mistaken. If so I assume could load faster than relying on port cranes. Not suggesting ultra fast just an observation.

Earlier in the week had a moan about those seeming to panic or should I say those intentionally trying to stir up others. However don't like to refer directly to the green box brigade and encourage their activity. To those since then that have made honest attempts to identify 'our' vessel thanks. Been an interesting read. All cannot be correct but some of the info as to how things work all adds to one's understanding. Perhaps in common with many now my money is on Elco's choice. We shall see. As an aside it is understandable timings can be flexible. Travelling great distances at perhaps 10 knotts even trouble free doubt it takes much for bad weather to disrupt. Once again thank's to all. The coming week should be interesting.

The latest results imo were a disappointment. Sadly the outlook is again jam tomorrow. That's the downside.

Now the upside. The Co appears to be on a sound footing. The various sectors appear to be doing OK albeit not cause for ver excitement. For me I am sticking. Hope in a year's time with a fair wind should be rewarded.

We are invested in an AIM share. It's main income shortly will be from Mali. All high risk compared to say most Ft100 shares. What I don't get is with all these risks why a few seem like frightened children 🤔. The ship will do it's job. Money will be received. Everyone's happy. Just maybe a few days later than expected. Look on the bright side, I am hoping a delay of a week or so as the way things are going spod is rising in price nicely. Take a 💊 , lie down, have a nice 😴 and wake up excited at the future prospects

Far easier cutting off all reference by using a green box

ELCO thanks for the link. Everything they seem to do appears well planned and they deliver.

It's amazing how often observations about delays come to the fore. Mali might be a challenging Country for many reasons but some seem to give the impression delays are maybe unique to this part of the world.

May I respectfully point out in the UK we can procrastinate with the best. Planning can take years, we start projects, spend millions, then decide far too expensive afterall and ditch. I would bet if the mine was developed in the UK they would still be talking about it or as they got going suddenly all has to stop because a rare newt has been found. So before we whinge remember the UK is probably a world leader, in red tape that is!!!!!

What they've done in Mali is outstanding.

In addition I suspect some of the selling is profit taking from short term buyers. A useful cash raise before Christmas maybe. Not serious lth's. When you consider this share was in the mid 0.20p's for awhile a short term 20% to perhaps upper 30%profit is going to be far too tempting for some to wait longer.

Yes I agree as well. Info I expect to be more general re processes completed. As much as is nice to see detailed info it would be a first for me to see full detailed transaction data incl the kitchen sink. As we know this share in more ways than one is in the high risk sector and what imo the mkt is waiting for is final confirmation is being completed as planned. As elements become derisked think the number crunchers will get more on board to give a more realistic share price and start to take a longer view. Won't make any predictions but am optimistic going forward we have a winner.