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Quack quack Zoros, I suggest you very quickly sell your shares, and put them in provincial building society. You know it makes sense.

Guys, we are not starting from scratch, we have an idea of the resources from the Induction Polarisation surveys. After all, that's how we started with Alpala. So we know where to start drilling. And doubt they are duds.

Good evening RS5hedgefund, excellent comment, only trouble is, would you live 60 more years to collect, some people don't want to wait 5 years, for all sorts of reasons. All the best.

Hi BNC, I worked as a Technical Analyst in AIX and Virtualisation for a major Computer manufacturer. I also Supported clustering in various flavors. But really could turn my hand to anything, so was often lent to customers in my later years, as one of the problems, with new technology, is when a customer has it implemented, you require knowledgeable people on site to support and use it. Did more of that in my final years. But have also lectured and taught in my early years.

Hi L2analyst, I hope you are OK. We all know that to get the best price, sometimes takes time. I disagree, as we can construct this mine, and take it to production. It's how good we can manage the project. This will be built step by step, following detailed plans. The experts and engineers, will be hired as we progress. We don't require anyone to help build this. When I was a technical analyst, we worked with differing teams, to deliver some truly huge data infrastructures projects, sometimes the design documentation would take 2-3 years to complete, before we started, and was updated, again before we began. As technology had moved on. I have seen both excellent and bad management execute the build, stage by stage. That's what makes the difference. I believe we are going to build it, just patience required. No longer 5 years, only 4.5 years to go. We are getting there. Good luck and patience to everybody.

I don't use T20, not that brave. Imagine this share is 30 Pence a share on the 26th September 2020. I wonder how many people would do a T20 trade.

Sorry to hear that lostagain, I hope things improve for you and all others in your position. All the best.

Hi RICH3R, I think we have distressed sellers, apparently, people who have lost their jobs, or need money, because of wages cut, are accessing savings, selling shares, and if over 55 accessing their pensions early. I don't think they want too.
Well maybe Swazers, is selling to get back in at 16 pence. All the best.

I tend to do what I call large trades, so the fee isn't important to me, it's the ability to trade quickly, and I like the Lloyds format, it's ease of use, and also how it keeps records. I also have a separate PC, with different forms of protection on it . I use it for trading only, I have never accessed another website on it. So no chance of any viruses, trojans, or any other rubbish.

Haha Miagi, thank you, I would never do 8 trades a quarter, maybe 8 trades every year, but that would be a busy year. I like Lloyds because of their customer service. A few years ago, I could not access my shares via the website, so I phoned. Obviously they were very busy, but took me less then ten minutes to get through and make my trade. That means a lot to me.

Interesting Miagi, I assumed LLoyds were not the cheapest. I pay £20.00 every 6 months admin fee.
But I pay a flat £11.00 a trade. No other charges.
I like Lloyds as they are always fast, and after using one or two other platforms in my life. I will stick with Lloyds, as long as their service remains, as good as it is at present. I don't do many trades a year. All the best.

Good morning fruitbat, change your broker.

Good morning Miagi, do you trade in an ISA, and how much are you currently charged to trade. I don't have the cheapest, but I have my reasons why I trade in an ISA through Lloyds. ( although doesn't allow all trading scenarios ) depends what you want, and what you want to pay for.

Good morning guys, Blanca is a strange one. I heard something somewhere, maybe on this board, but although I have tried to verify it, up to now have been unsuccessful. Wasn't part of Blanca said to be in ENSA. So Blanca was split into two, with the part in ENSA, not being drilled. So unsure, what is happening with Blanca.

Good morning fruitbat, may I ask, did you really believe, Barrick, about to table a 48 pence bid for us, and if so why?

Just a thought, we are due, for some drill results, in next few days. I won't use the word imminent, as on this site, it means I have no idea when. But should be interesting.

Good morning Talatum, That's not a problem, it's a good thing. Hope everyone is coping with the heat, going to get some type of cooling system today, my table fan, is just not cutting it.

Good morning fruitbat, still waiting for your post on 5th August . When you had information, that Barrick, was going to bid for us at 48 pence a share, and that it was imminent. I laughed at the time, as anyone tabling a bid at 48 pence, would not be taken seriously . Sometimes, I think you just post stuff, as you got in late, and are trying to get an exit price. My only doubt, is why would you only want 48 pence.

You may be right Copperpot.

Good grief Copperpot, my head hurts, after a day of chess and single malts, I came third out of a field of 16, all online. Not bad for someone who hasn't competed since 2012. I think the only part we cannot sell is the property in ENSA, for tax reasons, everything else is ok. Again could someone correct me if I am wrong, as I have not slept for 48 hours, great weekend. It's an interesting idea, I haven't thought about it, but to sell off separate companies, we have to drill them first, to attribute some value. All the best.