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What a beautiful morning, just catching few rays imo exciting few weeks ahead here

North don't even start me on MYSQ bought there at £12k @1.35 ignored the derampers did my homework and wow! what a very undervalued stock massive potential will defo get bought out SP at mo 2.33 big demand for this stock.No derisk from me untill 5p

Looking very good indeed

nothing as changed just a paper loss for me and many of us at the mo lol, I know patience is going to reward us kindly

before big news lands, mates rates I reckon.Could see an RNS in the morning

What have I missed?

Cheers thanks

When I search it on LSE it says no results? I have googled and still can't find lol

I don't why but can't seem to find the new chat under Lse

10/04/2017 7:00am RNS Non-Regulatory TIDMPERE Pembridge Resources PLC 10 April 2017 10 April 2017 Pembridge Resources plc ("Pembridge" or "the Company") Senior Management Appointment Pembridge Resources plc (LON: PERE), the AIM listed natural resource exploration and development company, announces that Mr Spencer Davey has been appointed as Vice President of Business Development with immediate effect. Spencer Davey is a mining professional with 15 years' experience across Australia, China, Europe and the UK. He is the Director of Southsea Consulting, where he successfully led the AIM IPO for Saffron Energy plc, an Italian based gas producer, which completed earlier this year. He has also advised numerous clients, including Rio Tinto, on corporate finance and strategy initiatives. Prior to Southsea, Spencer was Business Development Manager at Fortescue Metals Group Limited, where he successfully advised on approximately US$1.3bn in transactions comprising acquisitions, asset divestments, and the establishment of a number of development joint ventures. Prior to joining Fortescue, Spencer spent five years at Momentum Partners where he advised a number of mining clients across Australia, principally in the areas of strategy and business improvement. Spencer holds a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from London Business School, and has Bachelors' Degrees in Mechatronics Engineering, Management, and Investment Finance. David Linsley, Chief Executive Officer, commented: 'We are delighted to welcome Spencer as a member of the Pembridge team. He is a seasoned mining professional with extensive skill sets that fits our strategy and requirements. "I look forward to working with him as we take Pembridge forward." For further information on the Company, visit: http://www.chinaafricares.com/.

Mr Chow it's so nice to see you positive.This is a great board wait till news hits and the herd arrive.I added £5.6k on Friday so now heavily loaded up with £17.5k.I think we will all be very very happy soon. GLA

Art first of all you know this is a cash shell and it takes time, yes high risk high reward but imo minimal risk but high reward.You also know the facts 250m+ high class Bod change of name etc.Also I doubt that many of us here are in profit yet! we are all here for the same reason.As with any share always DYOR and only risk what you can afford to lose.Nobody ever presses the buy or sell button for you.Thanks Cbenford and Chaz much appreacited and hope we will all be celebrating here soon. Have a good weekend everyone Lotto, Del Mr Chow etc

Well, I hear followers of this AIM-listed tiddler are on the cusp of receiving some hard news, some of which is likely to be quite unexpected. China Africa Resources - which is in the process of changing its name to Pembridge Resources - is poised to relaunch as an investment business under Rule 8 of the AIM rules for companies. An announcement could be made in the next few days, according to my industry sources. This might surprise some of the bulletin board punters, who have been expecting a reverse takeover announcement as it's the standard move for a cash shell and one that is generally required by AIM rules. Over the last few weeks David Linsley, the newish chief executive of China Africa Resources, has recruited a heavyweight team of mining specialists as directors or advisors and, according to sources, he wants to use their experience and network of contacts to make a series of mining investments. One person who has heard of his plans says Linsley - one of the founders of Cross Asset Management - is going to run Pembridge like a private equity firm, taking total control of the mining operations wherever it invests. AIM rules state that: "within six months of becoming an AIM Rule 15 cash shell, the AIM company must make an acquisition or acquisitions which constitutes a reverse takeover under rule 14. For the purposes of this rule only, becoming an investing company pursuant to rule 8 (including the associated raising of funds as specified in rule 8) will be treated as a reverse takeover.” Rule 8 states that: "where the applicant is an investing company, a condition of its admission is that it raises a minimum of £6 million in cash via an equity fundraising on, or immediately before, admission.” So, investors should expect an roadshow in the not too distant future... Tags: China Africa Resources, Pembridge Resources - See more at: https://www.betaville.co.uk/news/china-africa-resources-set-to-launch-as-an-investment-company-sources/#sthash.c43w2rAC.dpuf

at 2.9 happy days

Added £5623 all looking good now

Added just over £5k was going add more can't get a quote should see good rise here this afternoon

China Africa Resources to scotch reverse takeover speculation by launching as an investment company - sources - See more at: https://www.betaville.co.uk/news/china-africa-resources-set-to-launch-as-an-investment-company-sources/#sthash.SQVuNNvz.IYimKt6Q.dpuf

anyone who took my tip fdbk is breaking out 3.75p paid 3.25p resistance gone charts showing 5-6p next with CE approval due before end of May.

Ok sorry about that Del hadn't realized was rushing and didn't check properly.All good then, have a good day everyone.

looks like PJ as finished selling and probably loaded up on RGM after the 2m director buys purchased there yesterday by Andrew Bell.It will all come good here.