Truly beggars belief that we're still down here at 8p 🤷🏻♂️
Surely, it has to turn soon!
Closed the week out at 10.1p according to Google 👍🏻
Share price showing all the signs of consolidating before moving higher.
People will look back in 6 mths time and wonder how the price was ever this low.
Calm before the storm.
Yesterday I said 10p by weekend.
It's now 12p and it's not even 9am Tuesday morning 😳
Looking more like the cat is now out of the bag.
That beautiful RNS we've all been waiting years for is on it's way anytime between now and next April. I truly believe that.
C'mon ladies, put those handbags away 🤭
Was a good call earlier Extrader 👍🏻
There will come a lightbulb moment when the penny drops for the EPC partner doing the recosting exercise.
It'll be like...."We need to buy this asset. NOW!"
A massive well done to the board and management team for playing with a straight bat and not shafting the shareholders, like most AIM companies do 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻.
This ain't no lifestyle company.
Clifford Elphick deliberately used CAPITAL LETTERS in the RNS.
Now how else could a CEO give you a nudge and a wink whilst under an NDA?
Think about it......
End game here now. 10p before weekend then who knows from there 🤷🏻♂️
The wait is almost over guys 🤞🏻
This is what he said today .....
"At the Russia-Africa Forum in St. Petersburg, I had the pleasure of meeting businessmen willing to invest in #Congo .
Our country is a land of opportunities that I am proud to promote around the world. Together, let's participate in the economic development of the Republic of Congo."
Make of that what you will.
Now that we've had the AD port news, I think if we were to get solid news of a railway through RoC (passing through or near to Zanaga), the share price will soar and stay high.
We are definitely at the beginning of the end game.
And I forgot to add
MM, extrader and Kongolasse rather than trade insults with each other, why don't you just use the filter 🤷🏻♂️
Ok, so we're now all experts in Afro/Middle Eastern geopolitics.
However, despite dozens upon dozens of dots seemingly joining up, the picture that has emerged is still blurry as f**k.
We could be days away from the biggest deal the AIM has ever seen. But equally, we could still be 6-18 mths away from it.
Zanaga HAS to be developed at some point because the world simply cannot afford to disregard such a globally important, high grade deposit (particularly now that green steel is the "in" thing).
What I don't like seeing on this normally grown up, friendly, informative bulletin board is handbags and bit*h fights. We all have our hopes and dreams invested here so let's try and be civil, even if we disagree with each other and are suspicious of other people's motives.
Get a grip ffs 🙄
We've all been sold a pup by AM.
Time to face upto the truth, however much it hurts.
Some excellent research/analysis extrader.
Meanwhile, we still await the smoking gun!
My waters tell me it's going to be August.
Seems everyone on here has become a plane spotter 🤣
UK scraps public disclosure of short selling
Tue, 11th Jul 2023 16:54Thomson Reuters
LONDON, July 11 (Reuters) - The UK government said on Tuesday it would no longer require short sellers to publicly disclose their trades on UK companies.
A short position is a bet that a company's stock price will decline. Under the rule change funds will no longer have to tell the public their individual net short positions on a stock.
While short sellers will still have to report their positions to the regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the threshold at which positions have to be disclosed would increase.
Currently, funds must tell the FCA when they have borrowed 0.1% of a company's outstanding stock in order to short it. Now, that threshold will increase to 0.2% of the stock.
The decision is part of an effort to repeal European Union regulation post Brexit and comes as the government reworks its Financial Services and Markets Act.
The rule change will be implemented by the FCA.
Critics say short sellers hurt companies and exacerbate market volatility, but short sellers and advocates say they act as an important check on public firms.
Jillien Flores, head of global government affairs at the Managed Funds Association, a hedge fund lobby group, said Tuesday's changes should strengthen the UK's competitiveness.
She said the move would "unleash the benefits of short selling, including enhancing market liquidity, promoting price discovery, and exposing corporate fraud." (Reporting by Nell Mackenzie Editing by Dhara Ranasinghe and Mark Potter)
Don't know if anyone has noticed, but the FCA has scrapped short selling disclosure.