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Down over 9% now and selling off rapidly as it becomes clear how bad that update is. The net debt figure is a disgrace. Back at 25 soon which is the correct level.

Bezant now has four duff projects instead of five.

SP is now 12% lower than it was this time last year.

The happy clappers will be along soon to tell us what fantastic progress we're making.

Dull update after all the hype. Fall not surprising.

Someone else over the 3%

Don't know who Charles Watson is. Don't care.

Neither does the market.

Given that you've spent a year pretending to have inside information you'd be well advised to belt up Irish Damian.

You also predicted that this share would fly last October.

The same before the end of January this year.

You had to take a break from this board because you were so ashamed at being outed as a complete fraud.

Velly interesting!

Early morning volume...

Mr T,

That's how it came across to me.

No mention of finance either, apart from saying it can be paid down in 18 months as opposed to four years, which is good in the medium term.

But as said, it's paid for ramping with little of substance. The last time BZT featured on one of these podcasts the SP fell 12% the next day!

If anyone is interested. Bird is on at 13:25

https://audioboom.com/posts/8654405-sunday-roast-featuring-colin-bird-chairman-of-bezant-resources-aim-bzt-bzt-syme-eml-pow?utm_campaign=detailpage&utm_content=retweet&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&twclid=2-1vq43paz6pyy663kl5d3rt850

Lots of words from the story tellers.

I just go off the SP - 0.023. Exactly the same as it was on this date last year.

"By the way anyone seen our Irish mate. He was one that appeared and subsequently disappeared posting crap day in day out!!! "

He's still around on these boards. Judging by the stocks he's commenting on he seems to have acquired a portfolio consisting of utter garbage.

You're right to be cynical.

Bezant is a truly awful company.

Prickly, I'd love you to be right, but in a rogue jurisdiction like Namibia with a lot of Russian influence, I wouldn't be holding too much store of what officials say.

Prospector - You're right of course. Bird frequently berates the major producers for not buying the juniors. It'd be a laugh for a CEO to try and justify purchasing this crock. Would you buy an unused mine off Colin Bird?

So one crap company has merged with another crap company.

Whoopy do.

Mankayan dead in the water.

H & G the same.

Sellng at these levels isn't a pleasing thought, but it may be better than waiting for it to drop even further.

I called out Irish Damian a long time ago, and got a lot of abuse for my trouble. He's just a sad old man with too much time on his hands. He disappears from time to time, perhaps to have his meds adjusted. I suspect he'll be back.

The strike price on the warrants not being hit is no biggie. This happens with most warrants. You get the occasional big win with a lot of losers that cost very little. It gave the SP a boost at the time. Smart traders will have cashed out at that point having bought at the lows.

I don't think all is lost. The assets are still there but the efforts to monetise them have been poor. If it was my company, I'd be doing a relaunch. Snazzy video, republish the existing documentation, try and get some analysts involved who aren't Charles Archer. Get in a big name as a consultant. Even rename the company.

So far Irish Damian, I've been 100% right. You've been 100% wrong.

Charles Archer is a dick. Completely in Bird's pocket. I wouldn't believe a word he writes.

Perhaps there's life in the old dog yet, and I don't mean Irish Damian.

The volume figure is misleading as it includes a deleted trade of 65 million, but it's been marked up from early doors, when the value of all transactions was a massive 99 pence.

Have the market makers got wind of something, or is is yet another false alarm?

Yep. One trade. Value £45.

There's no finance and there will be no mine. In a couple of month's time Colin Bird will deny that he was ever chairman of a company called Bezant. Grubby, nasty little man.

He certainly is.

The oldest grifter in town.