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Was it MMs that bought the issued shares yesterday at 2.25p? Selling now at 2.5p would in that case give them 10-11% profit spread. Free and easy money.

I think their pressure is the shareprice which has dropped to 2.5p which is nearly par value (2p). I don't believe it is allowed to issue share below par value so with a market price nearer par value would make it unattractive for investors to inject more capital as they normally need a discount in high risk ventures (as they got today).

FinnAust Mining Plc ('FinnAust' or 'the Company') Placing of £1.1million at 2.25 pence per share to accelerate drilling at Hammaslahti Copper, Zinc Discovery Around 10% discount on new shares compared with recent price. I'm not sure what they mean by accelerated drilling. Why do they suddenly need to speed it up?

Why is today's 50k buy at 2.5p marked as a "sell"?? Are the MMs licensed to tell the market whatever they want even if it is not true? MMs are dinosaurs, surplus to requirement - ESPECIALLY for illiquid shares.

Thanks Derfel. Yes, your links summarize everything very well! I suppose the number crunchers are hard at work but none of them publish anything but any analyst re-ratings will obviously reflect the newly discovered resources. Alastair Clayton in the interview (around 4.50 min) on youtube said clearly that he was not allowed to say anything about predicted shareprice (of course). But FinnAust have all the discovered resources calculated and converted all the way to NPV figures in their spreadsheets already! And that is why Clayton sounds so cheerful!

Has any competent person attempted to estimate/calculate and publish what the current discoveries might convert to in terms of NPV?

EPS for H1 was USD 0.50. P/E (annualised) is therefore around 2.9. And with today's H1 report I would expect the share price to rise soon!

via www.copperbay.co.uk

www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2G6Q_HVpdQ Slowly but surely they are getting there.

"...your insecurities… throwing the rattle out of a pram… laughable....demanding like 3 year old…" It is strange how posters quickly turn to personalized and insult-intending language when defending their investment tactics from arguments they disagree with. Almost like a Scottish yes-voters up against some opposition.

Of course not an rns. There are many, many other ways of being minority shareholder-friendly. CAMK are choosing not to use any such methods.

jason, Yes, as long as you watch out. Another expression for "amazing value" is " too good to be true".

Well, CAMK seem QUIETLY very happy to see their share price going the same way as NBU's. Not a word with comments to the market about this price falling, no bullish CEO video interviews about the future like we get from western companies, nothing.

The trouble is that CAMK now has seen their own eyes the textbook how-to-do recipe for mopping up all their stupid shareholders' investments cheaply and going private.

Yes closing down a brand new factory weeks before opening due to a "sudden, acute shortage of staff" was one fabrication of the truth I should have acted upon but didn't. I even knew it could only be a complete fiction but I really though Chinese business owners couldn't be that insincere but there we go... We learn the hard way which kind of "cultures" to trust.

"3,192 Naibu-branded store in total" That probably means Naibu have sent logo posters to 3192 stores. These are probably put up on the walls in the changing rooms, canteens, etc.

AEN +2.31% so far this morning. Early birds finding wurms?

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-2727814/SMALL-CAP-SHARE-IDEAS-Is-Patagonia-focused-oil-shales-explorer-Andes-Energia-dead-cow-bounce.html I just had to buy some.

Updated article today: http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/2014/08/12/comment/simon-thompson/bargain-shares-new-buying-opportunities-kqyXCc3EWBvFkHxUa8QF3K/article.html A BUY recommendation

"sudden and continuing labour shortages" What an idiotic, contradictory sentence. And who gets fired for this serious "mis-calculation"? Nobody of course.