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I wonder where that mine might be. - Any ideas Cowichan? - If it's a Centamin project. - I'd be sending someone from Sukari to set it up initially. - It's a big job.

Thanks Cowichan - Joking aside. - The snippets you've been posting of late are encouraging signs that there may be some sort of initiative in play. - They lift the spirit, so keep them coming if you can.

In the shorter term, production numbers are at the forefront and we need some pretty strong numbers to be coming through in order to meet the newly revised forecast. - In that regard, all eyes will be on the weekly shipments to serve as a clue/indicator. - Irrespective of what our opinions may be, the second-half of the year will tell it's own story, restoring trust or otherwise.

On 25th May, the day of the profit/production warning RNS, the SP cascaded dramatically lower over that day and the following two trading sessions, falling from 159,35 to 121.05 . A dramatic plunge of 24% in the blink of an eye. - Talking of eyes, to maintain such an event has nothing to do with todays SP, might be considered a bit short-sighted.

Hi Cowichan - Interesting info. - If they are serious about it and start to make moves in the next year or so, since it will require changes in laws and regulations our great-grandchildren might benefit. - I only put that as a might mind you.

Hi Pushme - Yes agree a fall of 30% - But comparing with peers on LSE I think you'll have to calculate again
Over the exact same period, date for date: RRS -4% Hgm -18% POG - 0% ACA, although this is an oddball -7%.

To imply that the production/profit warning has had no impact is being a little blinkered I would suggest.

Hi Sotolo - OK - fair enough. - Considering the blue-print is a lengthy detailed document that takes some time to absorb and appreciate the unique opportunity that is on offer, you seem to have come to a very quick decision. - I wasn't expecting you to come back for a few days at least. - Also, really, it isn't about Andrew Maguire, but never mind, good luck anyway.

Hi Cowichan - I'd forgotten about that appointment but it actually falls into line with my thoughts on the 'Professional' management of the companies finances. - Since, so far, we've heard nothing about new ventures/new uses of company funds going forward, presumably he is still contemplating.

Hi Sotolo - I think Kinesis might be worth looking at from your point of view. - The only thing at presenttime is running-out with regards to the purchase of tokens. - Visit kinesis.money and if you're interested I can supply you with a link that will prioritise your purchase plus a 2.5% discount. - In the light of your investment style, it might be worth a look. - cheers

Thanks Marmot - OK then we'll keep an eye-out for a new name appearing. - I believe Youseff is a relative of Josef our erstwhile chairman. - Is that correct? - Only reference was made connecting him with a position in the Egyptian police prior to becoming manager. - I think I might have mi-read that.

The biggest exposure I feel is in the single-mine operation. - The significance of the slightest problem/set-back gets amplified/exaggerated out of all proportion, and as Tibbs says, makes for a juicy target for shorters to exploit. - Of course this situation can't be changed overnight so we must hope that West Africa comes into play ASAP or there are plans afoot for some other means of expansion as yet to be made known.

Hi Marmot - If he had been removed an RNS would have had to be issued. - I think.

Just listened to John Humphrey's interview with Mark Carney the Governor of the BoE. - In the event that Brexit proves troublesome, especially a Hard Brexit, our banks have been prepared to cope with the worst outcome. - So the message is: - Don't worry, put your trust in the 'Banks' - So, we can all sleep easy. :-)

Hi busterhogdog
Just a figure of speech old-lad, nothing personal meant to anyone. 'In my soul there is a country, far beyond the stars'. - There's a lovely old-song 'Stardust', written and sung by Hoagy Carmichael and recorded by Frank Sinatra, 'Nat King Cole and others. - It starts:
And now the purple dusk of twilight time
Steals across the meadows of my heart.

It's the final verse that always gets me though.

And I am once again with you
When our love was new
And each kiss an inspiration
But that was long ago and now my consolation
Is in the stardust of a song.

Beautiful, don't you think. - Ah well, that was long ago. - Hope the vomiting gets better. Take care and good luck.
Rebess.

BTW. - Cowichan is spot-on.

I was expecting a shellacking today, well, there you have it, we didn't get it, thank God for small mercies. - Deliver us from evil. :-).

Hi Cowichan - Hope springs eternal as they say. - I hope you are right.

Hi Mr Tibbs - £500,000? - typo I think. - More like £500,000,000, a half of a billion, wiped of the value of the company and our shareholdings. :-)

Now including greenfield exploration costs - The only greenfield exploration that I can think of in relation to Sukari is the new exploration taking place beyond the 3KM limits and into the grater area that was the subject of the court case. They have been reporting activity here for some time. - Emra must have agreed to the new accounting policy since it will reflect in the accounting used for profit -share Or, am I on the wrong tac here?

Putting the boot in now I think. - The 10.30 meetings are over- decisions made.

Hi Tiger - Agree, it is a steep ask. - Let's hope there isn't a revised downgrade in the next few weeks as there was last time. Such an event would be catastrophic. - I don't think it'll happen this time. - Fingers crossed.

It's coming to something when you have to take three good hidings from the same bit of bad-news. - The RNS -prelims and then results. - Punch-drunk or what?