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I gave the benefit of the doubt initially too….

Too many times the same pattern of negativity at key moments and poor judgement, coupled with moronic statements to provoke a response.

Doesn’t take a genius to see through it

QNard - because we’re not subjected to your levels of ar*e covering, it doesn’t mean others can’t base things on their own objective views 😂. It means they can bet on lower probabilities.

Fair play for engaging with the bonkersbot. Bet it loves that.

Every time the share price dips at all, or there is a slightly negative post about Ethiopia, the same old, and some new accounts pop up to crow about it.

Fu*k them all very much.

If all you post is negative, all the time, you’re not trading the ups and downs - you’re a bitter old clown 🤡

“Transformational”

Appreciate they close one order and create

Another, but why take the small skim and instead just keep the shares….

Stick your head out of the window!

Is if this pile of cr*p website ever worked properly or was moderated.

It sounds like he’s trying to sound self-important, while saying absolutely nothing.

Great video CT

- really brings it to life!

You have to look at the past as a guide to the future - once SP is higher, you get to the point where a 70% premium to it gets up towards the 10p mark.

As it stands, based on “typical” transactions the offer would be around 2.5-3p - and some would vote for it to be sold.

That was an emotional response from Crisu.

The thing is that the share price does go up and down and stays at various levels for various amounts of time

Short term voting machine versus long term weighing machine.

It’s a fairly simple logical process to follow to understand what the potential value of KEFI is given all known facts.

Pointing out that it is potential and unrealised is a fairly emotional response to a work in progress.

It might help some here who can’t see why this share will be valued so highly to consider what dividends and future growth would be missed out on.

Two things need to happen.

1) The board needs to be presented with a credible offer. And they need to agree it is a credible offer. They have a duty to do this.

2) they need to put it to a shareholder vote.

Any more than a few pence and KEFI would be the first mining company in the last decade on AIM to be bought for more than a 70% premium to share price.

I don’t think we can predict the future, or react to anything until if as and when there is an offer on the table.

EL - it’s ragebait.

Needs to be over 0.5% of outstanding shares to be notifiable.

Perfectly plausible that somebody would play a short off retraces. High risk here, mind 😅

Indeed @NickE . One needs a bit of good fortune / right time right place… enjoyed quite a bit myself.. also true that one makes one’s own luck 🍀

Harry knew gold would do well, knew if he could position himself at the front of the queue for assets in this region and bring it online, it would be an incredible opportunity.

TK, Saudi - refers to them as “starter projects”. Struck me like lightning when I looked into the local and regional geology, that a company with a solid reputation and a war chest of FCF could self-finance future mines once these were over the line, creating a whole other proposition and massive FCF.

It wasn’t possible before - now it is reality.

Find me another company in the same position to grow in the way KEFI will.

Short term pain, long term gain…

TW passed comment today on how FCF dilution in preference shares today would fast track exploration post-finance (basically now) and the next discovery / announcement of good grades would be a huge positive.

I think this one might surprise a few people just how well it can do…. Even just the existing proposition is mouthwatering… but the expansion potential is mind blowing…

“It is only a matter of time” 🕰️ (now, how can I shorten that to a natty catch phrase… 😅)

From your own article “stirring fears of a return to conflict”.

That’s all it is at this stage. Rumination on local geopolitics.

Nobody can be certain that the share price will go up. But if you don’t buy the shares, you might not benefit from their value. Good luck and all that chap.

Given that you summarise your post with “ in my opinion KEFI is riskier this year than last year” - is that what you’re trying to sew the seed of?… perhaps you want to review your opinion in line of the progress the company has made.

Ethiopia is a “risky” jurisdiction when it comes to country and political risk - no doubt about it - but then - comes to your own personal tolerance for risk, doesn’t it?

So if in your opinion, you don’t like risky things, I would sell your shares.

There will be many takers!

@NickE - fair and balanced comment.

I did deliberately pick out that part - and misread the full context. Apologies.

Note that my reply was not directed at you specifically, but a broader commentary - of course, nobody is without fault - so why does that need to be said…. which is what I picked up on. It’s a hat tip to long running commentary here that has been out line and out of kilter with reality.

I stand by what I said. And I think it needed to be said. It’s a real strength of this company in my view, and has been for some time.

I take on board your response.

Eyes on the prize.

Atb.

@NickE - “Harry has his faults”.

Objectively, I have only ever observed three criticisms. One - that he is overpaid. Go and watch the video from the investor meet company last year where he talked about remuneration. I think he made a good case. Aim CEOs are overpaid in my humble opinion. But given the work he has put in, the skills experience and network he has, sacrifices he has made to be away from his family, to forgo enjoying his existing wealth and pursue an epic achievement - benchmarked against other executives - it’s simply not outrageous - and arguably necessary. Either way, it’s a distraction - because it doesn’t dramatically change the outcome, and his shares are still the bulk of his remuneration.

The second complaint is that he’s repeatedly set “unrealistic” expectations for timelines. On this one, given that he’s had to raise money from the stock market, game theory would suggest that had he thrown his hands up and shrugged his shoulders when asked how long it would take, the company would have entered a death spiral. So you could say this is in fact one of his greatest achievements, to keep things going despite all the odds. I doubt that’s any solace to anyone who took statements at face value and either lost money (to other shrewder traders, let’s be honest) or now sit on a paper loss and resent their own decisions.

I find that he has acted shrewdly, in the best interests of the company (and his board), showed good stewardship, and achieved a remarkable milestone while delivering significant wealth creation opportunities.

The third criticism is that he has delivered some home truths that have hurt some feelings.

I mean…. Grow up? 🤷‍♂️

So if anybody can be objective, perhaps the personal comments about weight or presentation style should be checked, and there’s perhaps a bit of admiration due.

I’m genuinely sorry if you can’t see it that way.

Well done, Harry.

And good luck for the next phase….

EMC - how clueless art thou?

Number of followers - pmsl - what in the hell is that meant to mean?? As somebody who has been involved with many organisations far larger than chancery, Who had fewer followers, you must also be “taking the Mickey”.

Mario has 3,333 followers, and all of the directors have credible backgrounds.

Have a nice weekend ✌🏻