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Your right Nice1. The thing with these tiddlers though is that they really can't be trusted. Alot of them window dress and are not transparent enough. Although they might have gold in the ground, it has no worth until its actually extracted and sold on the spot markets. Similar to a BP or RDSB where there valuations do not reflect the amount of asset (eg oil they hold in the ground) but rather the earnings power of the company. However like you've mentioned, they could have a chance of a buyout if what they hold is true, you just have to hope that its most important assets are just not purchased after administration. I find it hard to see where they will get financing from however, companies that have strong earnings and cashflows are finding it hard to get any type of credit at the moment. CMR are in the same predicament.

Well i hope you have! If your investment portfolio matches your posts then i worry for you!

there are no FA in this company! goodwill and exploration are worthless. Property, Plant & equipment really have no value. The only assets this company has is cash or near cash, which is not enough! Meaning they have limited chance getting any type of finance!

if you hadn't noticed, the majority of investors in this one do not know how to read accounts, and do not understand enough of the macroeconomic outlook to make viable decisions. They followed ihavenoclue and that other woman when they first tipped this one early 2008. If they had any sense they would get out now, instead of 'punting' like a few have mentioned. This company has no REAL 'collateral' to back any type of alternative finance, and they are loss-making which means they have less than 1% chance of obtaining any capital.

my pension has been invested in gilts since Aug 07, and any exposure i have is through ETFs via both long and short. AIM is not the place to be mate!

Sorry guys! Not meant in a bad way, it was meant to be directed at the website rather than the investors. my time here since 2007, i have seen the same situation happen nearly 15 times now, on various tiddlers. This website has a curse of attracting so many newbies to AIM shares without the understanding of risk. Its a serious problem.

i can't stop laughing. This is another share that attracted so many newbies and have now paid the price. How many times have we seen this on this website.

check out IUKP, uk property and REIT ETF, if your looking to get back into property. Its fully diversified and is easier to average down iif your into that thing.

China is spending a huge amount of money on infrastructure. Supply the cement and take a slice of the pie. Yumm Yumm

lol i remember the days when smiler23 ramped this one into the 5p range, with a forecast of 10p per share. Just shows the reason that people who are optimistic should also be realistic.

bought into this one in july after it dropped. Been waiting since for some positive upside. Hopefully it will come soon.

this one has been the heavy hitter in my portfolio, directors keep on purchasing upwards. my holding has almost doubled. i wouldnt suggest anyone to buy now it looks around or maybe over fair value. but i am willing to hold from here and maybe put a stop loss at 11p since directors have given a vote of confidence .

hi gemma are you still in this one. notice that a director exercised his option today. he bought 3mill shares @ A$0.164 which is around 7.7p. Above the current share price. good vote of confidence i say.

The things that interest me is the city of douala, which is a growing industrial city. Im not an expert and do not have much experience at miners, but i do know that supplying a nearby industrial city who rely on imported gas will: 1. allow bramlin to monopolize the area 2.Bring costs down, profits up since they have constant demand for their gas in a nearby city (no transportation costs) 3. As industrialisation grows (poss 3-5years) and demand is greater than their supply in the area they can ask for top dollar for their own gas and when there is a shortage of imported gas in the area. Im not sure ferrari3 but if they do run out of cash I don’t think it will be hard for them to find finance since they resources are proven and ready to pump. There is a good chance they can be bought out by a bigger outfit. Note what the ceo said on 29th july “we are confident that we will secure additional market share with more sales agreements over the coming weeks” and “We will provide regular progress updates to shareholders as each of these milestones is achieved.” Once the share attracts some attention it will start to ride upwards.

hi guys and girls. i got in at 13p not long ago for a very small amount (under a grand), i will probably average down if it falls further. it could possibly go 9/10p in short term but the reason i got in earlier rather than later is because a whiff of interest or the possibility of stakebuilding by a large investment bank will shoot it up. You have to look at this share on a mid-long term view and you will reap the rewards, say 1-3 years. There was a recent write up which gives a good overview of the company itself: http://www.oilbarrel.com/news/article.html?body=1&key=oilbarrel_en:1218679275&feed=oilbarrel_en imo this share has been dragged down with all the other commodity stocks with no relevance to its price. There has been 2 good peices of news recently that hasnt even budged the SP upwards, one that valuations have increased and the second being gas sales agreements. Currently the SP is below NAV value and directors have topped up which is always a good sign.

has been slowly rising in my portfolio due to the pressure by the director scooping up all the shares. neerav is purchasing a good few thousand each day. It looks like he will be continuing to purchase at these levels for the forseeable future.

this one is likely to be short term, im not likely to stay in it for long. I will probs stay in for a few more days and when interest starts to wain its best to jump out and buy back in at a later date. Regarding it being sustainable on the basis of a director buy, i think it will likely hold at the 9p level for quite a while since a few of my director plays have actually held their value. Recently i hve been basing my decisions on directors purchases aswell as researching the co. and the majority have paid off quite well in short time, the recent ones being KGI, JLP, WLW, INL and SPMG all of which have risen a good %.

yep got it right. rns just released that director has increased his holding by 1.3mill shares

very cheap recession proof stock. worth tucking a few away at this price!

great, i wouldnt of thought it would reach this height. i will probably hold for the next 2-3 days to hear if there is a statement or a reason for the price rise, if not then i will probably lock profits.