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7.5....not bad news but my initial thought that the pay zones were a bit thin was confirmed by the failure to hold above 8. Expect it to go higher in time but I've had enough losing of profits given the ftse this month so decided to take some here...sold 4 times since 3.3p tho so no doubt shall return...!

Well that didn't last long :@

Eyeing PFP but like to get in closer to placing price (4.75p for PFP). McKeon is a hero now though.

Try 22nd Sept at 3.34p :p. Sold 3 times between, convinced myself to buy back at similar prices each one. Kums - you were right :)

Woooooooooooooooooooooooooo! So glad I bought back on Monday.

Makes me hope no news tomorrow...

Sold all of my PF Friday AM but came back here at 6.99....

I don't see much to generate interest here near term...we're look at at least 6 months before more news I imagine, as no drilling is currently occurring. So looking at the chart, a move to the 2.5p baseline isn't unimaginable..

Look like sells of the 8m shares issued. I know trading begins tmrw, but...

Not all will have been buys. It dropped off quite quickly. Will be interesting to read the next page.

1000ppm is still quite low. Clearly there's a vast area to explore and much more to come, but with AIM being so news driven it seemed a drop was gonna happen, because the next results are a long way off. Personally, I see this going back towards the low 3s or high 2s, may be wrong, who knows. Had this from 2.5 to 4.75 and again from 4 to 4.25, so fairly happy with my time here and hope to see this do well long term and maybe come back into the share at a later date!

I think the results indicate potential, but longer term than alot may have hoped....famous last words!

Guess if it keeps rising that's no bad thing.

What do you make of the results?

http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/the-ball-of-energy-who-got-libya-to-back-him-2558038.html

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Left at 16.5p - just had a feeling the warrants would be an issue as people look to cash in, then that £900k whopper came along. Love this share, but the 100% warrants a ruining the price rise a bit....still can't complain on a 55% return...but should have sold at 20p!

Was sure the somewhat manipulated rise (ie yesterday sells were higer priced than buys) of the last 2 days meant an RNS (good or bad) was imminent...also amazed this board still has only 2 posters, despite this share having risen 100% since June and 40% since December!

''A brief mention in today's Times Market Report by Gary Parkinson: Niche Group, an AIM vehicle of John McKeon, jumped by 13.7 percent to 6.75p. The rumour was that Niche had struck oil in Turkey and that drilling results were imminent.'' Again, exciting, but almost identical to DPL comments pre-duster. Plus we're expecting gas not oil.

HIGHLIGHTS · Drilling has commenced on the priority targets within the Karan Exploration Licence · Confirmation received that the Diatissan Exploration Licence has been renewed Drilling Programme African Mining and Exploration plc (the "Company" or "AME") is pleased to announce that the Phase 1 drill programme has commenced on the Karan Exploration Licence. As of 22 February, 2011, the first 7 of a 62 hole programme had commenced. Drilling will initially centre on the Fintakourouni target where 8 holes have been planned in short fences across the centre of the target area. To date, drilling has intersected the expected suite of highly weathered metasediments and volcanic rocks prevalent in the area together with encouraging evidence of alteration, sulphide mineralisation and quartz veining. The first batch of samples has been dispatched to the laboratory in Bamako for analysis. Diatissan Licence In AME's AIM Admission Document, the Company disclosed that an application had been submitted for renewal of an Exploration Licence over the 16km2 Diatissan Licence. AME has now received notification by the Ministry of Mines in Mali that this licence has been renewed for an initial period of 3 years (in accordance with the Mali Mining Code) with two further 3 year extensions providing the Company meets its obligations in terms of reporting and work programme commitments over the licence period. The Diatissan concession exhibits many attributes favourable for the discovery of economic gold deposits. The Directors propose undertaking an initial 12-month work programme for the Diatissan prospect consisting of a compilation of available reports and data to a centralised database, a structural analysis of the tenement by satellite and aerial photograph interpretation, mapping and sampling of the artisanal pits followed by detailed ground magnetic, electromagnetic and possibly induced polarisation surveys. This will then be followed by drilling programmes based upon the results.