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I always see Mervin as the lowest of the low, he was the ultimate bottom feeder of them all. Totally irresponsible ramp posts...he can go hungry for all I care if it means a few naive PIs don't get roped in to buying at stupid prices. :p

No doubt. He ramped some real trash in his time. Vyke and Eru being amongst that. Some good spots too, but of course he never sold and only ever 'topped up'. Hated that guy.

Whatever happened to Spiritfinder...or whose ID is he using now...

I posted today a broker report from Sept with a 16p target price. Before the placing, yes, but also before the great Clay Lake results. NK - Fair points but it's the placing that dragged it down and it's common (which is why I try to buy around placing prices) in small shares, but this is now funded for a year from what I can see. Prices recover after these issues - check the Mio chart - Sept was a share issue, it's gained 75-100% since then. Or Sres - went to 3.5, down to 2 with placing, now 6. Clearly the heavy posting attracts users, but thats by the by for all miners that enjoy a good rise nowadays, but the fundamentals here are excellent, and that's the reason why it can attract attention in the first place and has significant potential to push on from here.

That's a silly post :p. This is the most recent analysis by a broker on the company and is a great source of research.

www.gecr.co.uk/file_download/48/gecr_CDG_initiation_28+Sep10.pdf

http://www.conroydiamondsandgold.com/investors/index.php Still includes Kenglo.

But if this hits 12p I may have to reconsider my allegiances.

I search for mining co's on the share site I use, Share.com, and search by code to research on investegate.com. The important thing to remember is there's alot that goes into the pot when choosing an investment. Even a share with huge potential can lose you money if bought at the wrong time - ie CNR was 11p start of the week. My view is that, generally, to get a good return, you need to be a leader or a fast follower. ie I've been waiting for people to catch onto CDG for 3 months, not really posted alot on boards about it because I was happy stakebuilding at 5.8-6.2 and a good share bought at a good price will rise on its own right. Give NGP a couple of weeks and the same may be true there (much more risky as it's an oil/gas share so I've only a small stake). I actually want to get into non-miners, or miners in other markets, as no sector enjoys a rise forever and we've had a great 6 months, but I need to free up more time to be able to do the research properly.

To finally getting some company here :0

Is a sell though :p

Price was 6.75-6.5 at that point on 5th. http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.asp?page=92&ShareTicker=CDG

Today, 7.7-7.5

'I't does seem strange that everything was bought on the open market as opposed to a buyer just approaching kenglo with an offer'' It probably wasn't open market - they show the trades anyway - happened in Dods when Lord Ashdown bought about £4 mills worth off someone, and PCI when a major shareholder got bought out by another major holder.

Yeah, will be v v interesting.

Bought at 4p - an entire placing in April http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=20100422070000PFCB6

I have CDG on my alert list so I'm amazed I didn't see this re the Kenglo sale! http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=20110106105716P4D80

Have to be offmarket. No way PIs could have generated the volume to feed the level of sells or buys concerned.

If someone's selling at 6.25p and someone's buying, one side thinks this is massively undervalued, the other thinks 6.25 is a fair price. I don't think 6.25 is a fair price but whoever sold/bought £5m worth has a right to claim they know more than I! A modern day mystery.

Gold was down 0.8% today which could have impacted on the price here. It's now back to evens. By contrast copper is almost 2% down.