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You are taking my comment out of context.i replied to bezzels scenario.i said i hadnt heard of the high levels of arsenic..frenchy,i assure you I am not simple minded enough to believe I can affect cnr share price.if you think it possible i suggest you give up investing. I have always been honest,i buy when the share price is cheap .i bought at 39 p when most here were moaning about pr or cnr management getting cheap options or lack of info.I posted they were a buy and blundergoals called me a stuck record.now there is a very serious situation ,some here are acting like agrieved husbands ,having made light of the situation 6 weeks ago. Currently There are far more risks than when I bought at 39 p so I dont consider cnr cheap to buy presently.of course good news on permits will likely change that.the political situation is one I fear is not going to end easily or fast. I also do not believe that it is the best time to have a pc .I could be wrong Of course.time will tell . Anyhow I am going to give posting a rest for a while so you should see a rise .good luck.I am happy to have switched into arcm and crypto.good luck all

Yes ,artisanals will be poluting .many of the reports from rancho grande ring true with the protests.https://twha.be/sites/default/files/mailing/08_nicaragua.pdf https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/aug/03/daniel-ortega-nicaragua-canal-human-rights-violation If there are already high levels of arsenic one would assume that to be an argument against a mine.I havnt heard this .

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jun/06/nicaragua-daniel-ortega-masaya

Bezzell ,All makes sense from what I read.also that some ex sandinista generals are involved in protests.ortega seems to have been working pretty well with usa from what I see.the sandinista samoza war and contra war are within my memory. The state run media telesur and rt have run a fairly predictable line but totally at odds to every article I have read.state control of the media appears to be one of the gripes. I have no liking of usa or gb foreign policy but I see more than a usa sponsored event at play.i dont believe amnesty is part of a usa power grab. I have reduced my holding here to a level that I am prepared to lose if necessary.i am surprised that we have not fallen lower and not ready to re buy presently as I feel the risk is not reflected in the share price yet.we are not much lower than a couple of months ago when i was buying at 39 p.so there is obviously still fairly good confidence. I was interested in your comments about centro humboldt.they and the clergy seemed on song at rancho grande to me.they seem similar to the suzuki foundation in canada that ross beaty donates too.dealing with similar issues.human rights ,water pollution ,environmental etc.from what i read on that one they had a major fight on their hands to protect water and land in a farming area in the face of much intimidation .artisanal issues seem to abound.canal project seems to have alienated many .when humboldt claim to have found pollution in rivers close to existing b2 mines I would expect them to be held to account if untrue.water issues abound in central america as we know from el salvador and in canada and need monitoring. Good to get feedback from nearby.

Ok,only just learnt how to post links.not very techy.just been told what a paywAll is.well if anyone is interested they can google.mentions that some sandinista or former are in the protests so I wonder if at some point the army may have a hand.There must be a stage when the army must have to take action.it appears to me that ortega has allienated different parts of society including I would imagine upright sandinistas as his policies have veered from their principles.many in the exterior appear to have been allienated by the canal project etc.water issues.and environmental. There have been posts on here playing down this situation from the begining which is foolish .this not a london day out one day protest and anyone who had a reasonable understanding of nicaragua history would have seen the horrible possibilities that hopefully still can be averted.

Ha ha,on that track i sold the last of my rrr shares a week or so and bought more arcm.cobalt gold copper etc. Change at the top has transformed that bombed out aim wreck.and a prowling vinny until recently .better bet for cobalt i suspect mr helpless.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/nicaraguas-political-crisis-descends-into-dark-days-1528235963 Mention of the army here .

From my following of news events it would appear the army are not involved,police are ortega controlled and there are paramilitary groups fighting the opposition.do you think there will be a point where the military will step in to bring order. It appears to me from a lot of reading that the situation is in danger of decending into a major conflict.nobody wants to see that happen .what are your thoughts.

Really gt to hope a negotiated settlement is possible.fr cnr and moreso nicaragua. https://www.ft.com/content/5f341f84-6600-11e8-90c2-9563a0613e56

There are some dodgy ones.ecn is one that has done that.I am in eth and bitcoin.bitcoin cash has had a good year .bitcoin seems the most stable in a falling market but others like eth bitcash gain a lot more on the way up.so just switching between the two can work ok.I put a bit of cnr cash in eth and a bit in arcm shares. There are whole countries using crypto .small volatile countries can use crypto to counter hyper inflation. Someone mentioned on here about the crypto bubble bursting.in reality,eth for example was 30 p 2.5 years ago its absolute peak was around �970 in jan.presently 466.not what I would call a burst bubble.you could have doubled your money in the last 2 months.i havnt doubled my money,but am in a reasonable profit.with cryptos they all tend to drop and rise at once so I would only have them as part of a mixed portfolio.and of course there may be a crash although I think it is only just getting going.they appear generally to be trading in a 30 - 40 percent range atm.I missed selling eth at 600 recently but have been buying around 390 recently.bit similar to cnr,buy when low sell some when a decent profit is atainable and hold some just in case it takes off big style.one thing with crypto is its not boring ,no waiting for 6 months for something to happen.its permanently moving ,24.7 market. Anyhow enough of mr reds pointless diversion .gla

Pretty good synopsis I would say.

Can you see value in paper gold?

Sold last shares here and swapped into arcm.change of management done wonders over There.good luck genuine punters.best listen to public enemy.

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/bitcoin-price-live-gold-value-cryptocurrency-sohn-soros-invest-pfeffer-a8323441.html What you reckon.

Mon 23 cnr fell straight from 54p to 44p.I sold at 51p as soon as I saw the news.the share price has been pretty good since considering.so most of the fall was on the initial news.I think it is silly to blame the share price on sellers .for the record cnr had already dropped to 54 p on the 20th. I think as tester has stated many will return when the situation becomes clearer.cnr has a great resource,management and investors.personally I still hold some .will either buy if the sp goes significantly lower or when the situation is more settled.the sp has held up very well considering the circumstances but the situation is far from settled.I have a foot on both sides of the fence. As I have said many times if you believe ,then buying at a low price is good long term.people who bought at 17 p a couple of years ago and sold at 68p did it in months.trying to get from 60 p to �2 is unlikely to happen that fast.of course the circumstances are different but if you are not selling then averaging down much lower must make sense otherwise selling was the wise move.good luck all

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/05/nicaragua-protesters-killed-mother-day-march-180531051309371.html Frenchie,lets hope ortega sees sense.the sooner ortega agrees to elections the better,for cnr but more so for nicaragua.this situation has the posibilities to be devastating for nicaragua.It seems he has control of the police but maybe the army could be the deciding factor.lets hope that he can be persuaded soon.I have said many times ortega going neednt be bad for cnr.its the uncertainty that is bad in the short term.after all the permitting stage has taken an age under ortega,for what ever reason. This contradicts the idea that there is no real support behind the protests.lets hope it gets spelled out loudly enough for ortega to release peacefully.cheers for sharing.

Buy at 25p, sell at �1 ,not too shabby.cant see it myself though.Don't forget we were 18 p a couple of years ago and not a nibble.but anything is possible I guess.positive news on permits should still make a difference one would assume.I suspect the timescales will for sure increase but a change of regime isnt likely to reverse it .a change of power could be positive for cnr .it all depends on how bad the fighting gets from where I see it.

Been said by clergy and humboldt centre that nicaragua doesnt benefit greatly financially from mining.most of the money goes to canada.I think the current administration is presently likely to be worried about the immediate future rather than a mine that will not operate for years and possibly stir up more trouble.my thoughts only.as regards an agenda ,my agenda is to protect my finances .selling at 50 p was the correct decision for me.As the situation worsens I expect the share price to suffer.I will wait till re buying ,either for a significantly lower price or an improvement in the situation in the country or permits.nothing is lost here but the increased risk means lower share price.presently the political situation is worsening so I expect the sp to follow. Of course Everything could be hunky dorey with the permits soon.thats the gamble.good luck all whatever your investment strategy.

Havnt seen any .lets hope cnr have some news soon.share price is holding up fairly well considering.

The worrying thing is he does have support.the danger as I see it is that there could be a serious increase in clashes between protestors and sandinista youth and affected producers etc even without the army.It has bad possibilities and all we can hope for is that a situation like that is avoided.It is unfortunate all round but these things build up over years until finally there is a spark.from my reading there are a whole raft of contributing factors.you only need to look to venezuela to see the possible result and that one is also still running.no point in playing ostrich.lets hope a lasting and fair solution is possible .