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Steeltrader77, not sure the Newlands read LSE. On the bright side I believe that them releasing shares onot the amrket (aka "selling"!) we are bringing a new community of shareholders on board and that should lead to a bit more liquidity. Spread the joy, so to speak. having read the broker note a few times over we really are in a good position, I honestly do believe that NRRP will be one of those that quietly grows, and at some point hits the radar. On valuation there si upside from 2p (per the report) but we all know that sentiment palys a massive role on AIM on once the masses visit NNRP we'll be away to the races. I see you also hold BAO, you and I both. I'm 19p av BAO and 1.04p here FYI.

jibberjabber, let's be fair, Tyler's only been on board for 6 weeks. I also can't see a reason to invest here - yet. If the story changes significantly for the better then I'll take a punt. Here and ADI for the real gambler in me, just not yet. I actually have 8,000 shares form the Noventa days and I paid about 190p for those (each not for the whole blaady lot) -. what a sucker I was.

Thank you Sir, great find. Cheered me up no end. I'd love to see 2p from Namib then ++++ the other stuff on the go. Cheers and GL. JP

Kryso Resources (LSE: KYS) climbed 3.6% to 29p last week. The firm is developing the 1.9 million ounce Pakrut gold project in Tajikistan, and is currently listed on AIM but is in the final stages of preparation for a main board listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. This is expected to result in Kryso de-listing from AIM, making it a more complex investment for UK shareholders. They don't caree about UK shareholders and why should they? Shareholder money is shareholder money, quite right too. Focus on producting and selling gold best way forward.

http://www.fool.co.uk/news/investing/2013/10/07/3-gold-shares-rising-strongly-petropavlovsk-plc-centamin-plc-and-kryso-resources-corporati.aspx

this is boring here. JP

problem is it's always weak! Take a look att he 5 year chart, not pretty. I buy in fixed sums twice a month, fully automated, have done since 2010 and now own a fair chunk. "Cost averaging not working for me so far, down 22% on something like 80 buying trades. I think if it goes to 420p or so I will go in with a big one-off buy. Divi'sOK though, but my captial is, errmm, wasting away, so far.

Given this strong production run rate (despite the challenging labour conditions and associated work stoppages), Petra remains on track to meet its stated production guidance of 3.0 million carats for the full year to 30 June 2014 ("FY 2014"). We can only speculate as to what the production would have been without the interruptions ... So, an interruption-frree period would have given PDL what ... 3.3 milion carats for the year to June 14. maybe? So that makes the back end of 2014 (prodn year 2015) look very very good ... interruptions not spoiling the output.

Yes. I believe that this share price will not go under 8.25p again ever. Per my post last Sunday, this is the start of the recovery, but the company has a lot of PR to do to get back on the PI radar and gain trust back. I wouldn't be surprised to see range 13-14p mid next year, a handy 40%, if Nothing significant happens in SA to spook investors.

Hi Seatrout, how are you? Well I hope. You ask Jonse why we doesn't average down in PAR to some how claw back his NVTA losses (btw I'm in the same boat as Jonse and am 95% down). Can I comment on that since Jonse and I have our wounds in common? I would look at it another way - if I have say XXXX money to invest I would put it on a company that is most likely to make me a profit regardless of whether I owned it already. I mean, if you gamble on a horse and it's 10 lengths off the back with a furlong to go, you don't put more money on that horse do you? You put money on the horse that's most likely to win. You switch horses mid race, which is exactly what the stock market allows you to do - re-place your bets anytime. Keep putting money on a losing horse? I will not "average down" here, when I can put money onto a horse that's more likely to do well for me. Surely the only time to average down is if you genuinely believe that the gap between the sp and the real value of the company has widened. NOT because the sp is cheaper (which is a lot of PIs criteria). Normally sp's go down for a reason. All investment decisions need to be seen as completely unique events, starting with a clean sheet. Guilty me - I "fell in love" with Angel Mioning and my loyalty there cost me a lesson which is this "loyalty and affection get you nowhere" on the markets. I am worried that you Seatrout actually like Paragon but it's a trap that I will try to never fall into again. I can feel it happening with NRRP and I need to snap out of it :-) Signed, Warren Numpty PS, despite NVTA and ANGM, I have made some money but like the posters here say it's a gamble and we are all going to lose sometimes. And I'm sorry if this post has a lecturing tone - believe me, it as as much a "NOTE TO SELF" as anything else.

Chablard, it just seems that 500k - 1000k shares seems the best size chunk of shares to sell in. Being quite illiquid wouldn't it be hard to sell bigger chunks without causing a ripple? I'm no expert at all, but I would guess that if you sell in the millions then you're spoiling your own market for your next sell if you want to wind down a big position. I do actually think the Newlands may be drip selling on auto trades in amounts of 500k. Mr and Mrs.Newland, perhaps you read these boards, and if so, could you enlighten us? No hard feelings because as you sell down we have lots of Newbies taking up your shares, investors and traders all welcome, so we may get a more liquid market here, MM interest in drumming up some business, a tighter spread and a stronger likelihood of sp movement. Well, worth a try.

Yes, I would say it's certainly a factor. Soon as they finish up selling we'll be better positioned to move up. Still, need to attract more investors to this share somehow. We're flying under the radar methinks.

sgmian, please do take advice not to go heavy into here. Maybe 10% maximum. Unless your 10K (now 8K) is gambling money that can be lost with no impact on anyone but yourself. If that's the case, you could look at gambling on PFP and ADI as well as here. IMO, the next level is shares like ECR, BAO, REM, ZZZ, NRRP, VOG, SOLG etc that are speculative, some more than others. These can go bust. like ANGM (Angel Mining) which was popular but destined for the bin. FTSE - can also see dramatic swings but unlikely to go completely teets up and you lose it all. Just remeber that a lot of people have lost a lot of money on the AIM. You need ba#lls of steel. Can I humbly recoommend that you invest a few quid in a book called "The Naked Trader" - a great book for begineers and experienced investors alike. Available on Amazon or at a good bookstore near you!

The Newlands winding down maybe, automated trade.

The 500k sell at 0.63p at the end of the day defies logic IMO but each to their own I suppose.

Refer to GeordieRae's post below. Geordie ..... Will you keep us updated on here? Appreciated if you would. Cheers and good luck all.

Someone said something about the magical Golden Cross, trend lines crossing, very meaningful and we must be nearly there.

To the point: this is a clear signal to BUY shares in NRRP. Let not a nod be as good as a wink to a blind horse. Blinkers off, and they're away!

This is becoming one for the grandchildren! Seriously, we should be off to the races soon enough, patience needed unfortunately as I prefer to make a quick buck than a slow one. Like you chaps, I'm not sure what it's going to take though to spark it off.

RNS - Thank you Mr. French, you are showing the market your confidence and I hope you are well rewarded along with the rest of us. Soon as I have the funds to allocate to NRRP I will be topping up yet again and will get to around 3.5 million shares. JP