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Good day all - Thanks Cooperman, you put some work into that post alright. - cheers Hi Mr Tibbs - Welcome back old lad. Interesting statistic re the physical v futures markets. - 1:233 - It's just ridiculous isn't it? - But at least they try to pretend that the contracts are for 'Future' delivery. - Whereas, the Bitcoin futures contract about to be launched is for cash-settlement only. Which means it's not a futures contract at all but rather a means of playing roulette, betting upon the direction of bitcoins actual price. A direction that can be controlled through spoof/bogus trading and where the objective is to control the price without even buying a single bitcoin. - It's a wonderful world! :-) ,

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Main_Page. - Hi everyone - Thought this link might be worth reading. - For those of you who are already experts, apologies for wasting your time.

uncertain -thank you for your good wishes. - Good luck with timing your entry.

Cowichan Hi Another factor that helps is fiat currency .being debased faster than they can print it thus destroying the utility of saving for your old-age. - It encourages the search for alternatives, gold being one of them. - IMO

Hi MisterBooth - I think you're right about 600 for next year. - The problem is that the market may not see that figure as being ambitious enough and hence our conservatism could well serve as an impediment to SP growth. - The way things are going we won't be far short of 600 this year. - I'd like to see an ambitious forecast for 2018 in the knowledge that Centamin are more than capable of achieving it. - Erring on the side of caution hasn't achieved much so far as the SP is concerned. A little boldness might not go amiss at this stage in our journey.

Good morning all - Am I right in thinking that this sustained, higher production is as a result of the 2nd crusher now being in play? - If so 2018 is looking good. - And yet the SP does not carry any of the good news well.

I'm certain my fellow posters on this thread will find the following article of interest. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-02/russia-china-india-unveil-new-gold-trading-network

Yes interesting times indeed. The cartel could be/is running out of road. - However, never forget the power they have to control events. - I wouldn't be surprised at anything they come up with no matter how barefaced and how outrageous.- When you know you can do anything you like, no matter what and get away with it, there are no limits. It looks as though come hell or high-water they're gonna get Trump and that in itself could have far-reaching consequences. - Mr ***** aka Brutus, has been well and truly got at!

Marmot - hi Equally alarming is that it's being done nakedly, in plain sight and with full knowledge. - What does that say about those in whom we have no alternative but to place our trust? - The regulators who are charged with maintaining high standards of integrity and honesty. - It tells me that we are indeed on a slippery slope. - It's extremely worrying. - I'm surprised they are not blaming the Russians.- That seems to be the 'Escape route' of choice currently in vogue.

Hi - That is indeed a big question. - Please let this board know when you arrive at an answer. - cheers.

didn't last long. - Not always, but usually the case with weak volume. - I think it needs to be through 150 to begin to confirm breakout. - Having said that , as uncertain has said, a strengthening � has played it's part.

With regards to Centamin, frustrations, mysteries and all, I believe we've reached a point, holding a strong hand, where there is still much to be played for. - Thanks to the communiques provided by Siko, I feel more comfortable now, holding, than for some considerable time. - A record year is in the cards, and it seems we are still in play in Egypt's future plus of course our West African assets. - 2018 could well be a year of convergence when all of these influences come together, notwithstanding that there could be news on the L32/court case front. - Cost's nowt to dream does it? :-)

Razor - hi Yes I agree and it still remains a mystery. - It's effects have spooked many investors including me. - An explanation would have been helpful I feel.

As predicted, Bitcoin responded to NK's actions, it's up $1000 overnight and now stands at $10600.

N Korea just fired a ballistic missile. - I wonder if this means that gold will respond. Bitcoin probably will.

Reflecting on my previous post. - If shares were in short supply, you would think that they would reflect a premium.

A breakout requires strength to sustain the move This is usually reflected in volume traded. - Volumes have been fairly low. - I often wonder whether this is due to the huge shareholdings of the ETF's restricting free-float. - IMO

Thanks bardil and happyazz - cheers. - We're getting it from everywhere, it's coming out of our ears and yet the investment world appears not to be impressed. - Strong fundamentals, growing production, growing profits, growing bank balances, free-cash flow, I could go on, anyway the point I'm making is that in the current world of investment these values seem to have little value.

Hi again - Ignore my previous post - brain not in gear yet. - Heap-leach is of course recovery at a molecular level usually used in xectraction from fines - I think..

Hi - Interesting post re explanation of split deliveries. - I must say, I thought that heap-leach was the main-process used in production. - I'll have to read-up on it.