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Just my thoughts, I believe the doom and gloom of this share has been overdone. The RNS was OK, nothing special, but looks like dividend will be maintained. We will know shortly. I think that once all the acquisitions are done and dusted, and we start on the 1.3 billion of savings then this will show some strength. However, I suspect their will be some seesaw effect in the price, but the trend being upwards over the next 3 years.

Thank you OFAH.

Good morning, am I correct that we are expecting half year results, some time today.

Wow, so Vodafone is doomed, how silly of me to buy 29000 shares recently. I believe half year results will be better than expected, dividend will be maintained or rising, and my price point gives me a yield of 9%. Also revenues strong and why not a dividend cover of 1.0 just yet, it's getting there. If you think this share is bad, then I know nothing about investing. However that's not the case. Vodafone has reached its the bottom of the curve I believe. This is mostly about competition in this sector, and with the sale of Verizon. Vodafone has more than enough to safely integrate its many businesses and increase earnings. Wish all my holdings were this bad.

Sorry everyone, but unless MRE2, more than doubles the present resource statement. It is already priced in, because the market is expecting this. However the good news is the PEA in January, this I believe will move the share price if it is favourable.

Hello addicknt, agree with all you have written, apart from the direction of travel. But that's fine. I would also like a take out at the right price. However just believe that NM will not sell this cheap, so I believe that production is the only way to extract full value. Anything else just doesn't deliver want NM has always stated. Also fund raising going on in the back ground. I don't believe anything major will happen to the share price, until we get the PEA, but then things will happen at a rapid rate of knots. But thank you for an excellent post.

Schlemiel, this is not True, while I enjoy reading your posts, on this point, you don't make sense. You only dilute by issuing more shares, when you borrow money, their is no dilution as you have the money and the Debt, and they balance each other out. When you finance it to build a mine, you have an asset and a money producing asset, no dilution takes place, all the ftse 100 companies use this method. It's called gearing. We have a once in a life time opportunity here, lets embrace it.

This is why NM must take this to production, only way to extract full value. Anything else we get brought out at a discount.

You can be sure BHP and maybe others are under taking due diligence. Remember the 28.8 pence bid earlier on that was turned down.

You could try my way, I brought two tranches of shares and a third tranche some time later. In total about 700,000 shares. I used 200,000 to sell and buy on the dips. Today I hold just over 1.8 million, so you are both right. I have never sold more than 200,000 and keep the excess shares as permanent when I buy back. However at this moment not selling any. As too close to call what the short term bid situation is at the moment.

First rule of investing in shares. Only invest money that you do not require. As things happen and you can be tied up in a share for many reasons.

I am curious about how the funding package comes together, if it can be done as loans with little or no dilution. Then in my opinion, that's the way to go.

Hello Grundles, your point is fair. The reason it doesn't move on this type of RNS, is because its already priced in. Communication is good will solgold. We are expecting double our recent MRE sometime in December. That won't have much effect either, unless it's significantly more than double. However look forward to the PEA in the new year. Then a starting value can be put on the company and we should see some movement. It's a waiting game.

Sorry phone froze, so it posted twice.

Good afternoon Shipright, I am doing the same so have a list of high yielding shares. Vodafone as this pays a good divi, however divi cover is weak at the moment but this will change with consolidation which is taking place at the moment. HSBC, this is the best of the Banks and is still very well capitalised today, yield is very good and 4 dividends a year. Lastly worth looking at BT. Pension liabilities drag this share down, but yield still good. Also BT under going a major revamp, so suspect some growth in this as well.

Good afternoon Shipright, I am doing the same so have a list of high yielding shares. Vodafone as this pays a good divi, however divi cover is weak at the moment but this will change with consolidation which is taking place at the moment. HSBC, this is the best of the Banks and is still very well capitalised today, yield is very good and 4 dividends a year. Lastly worth looking at BT. Pension liabilities drag this share down, but yield still good. Also BT under going a major revamp, so suspect some growth in this as well.

Good morning Jimiley, very good post by FilthyRich101 last night at 23.40, suggest you scroll back and have a read. Suggests a possible reason why no updates. One I buy into myself. May I suggest you would be more productive searching for articles on Solgold on the Internet, both upbeat and downbeat, as they would be of more interest to people like me.

Not at all Schlemiel, yes as they are medium price, hard to tell. However this will all pan out over the next 72 hours, as positions taken. Also guessing this is a tough call for the day traders. As not had the big fluctuations as we have had recently.

Good morning Schlemiel, I don't have level 2, got rid of it ages ago. But we could be looking at some order filling, from the conversations on this forum.

Good morning FilthyRich101, my thoughts exactly on the release of data. The finance package requires the PEA, only the beginning of the process. But NM has been consistent, he's not letting this go cheap. Any buy out at this stage is letting it go cheap.