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Endless capacity to disappoint. Another cash call before too long?

In all my many years of trading shares I think this is the most frustrating. How much averaging down can you do? I'm prepared to wait as long as there's a decent chance it will survive. What do you think the odds are?

offered 100000 @ .345p. Retracing?

float is so tiny that it's difficult for gamblers to turn a quick profit. Thank God. Looks like Fridays 2mill buy unwound at a loss this morning.

inclined to agree with Bhargav here. The high potential reserves are not reflected in the current M/c. With a big backer we're more likely to go 4+ than 3- imo.

(like me) has been in this a long time and suffered the consequences. All CBs companies have seen massive sp deterioration over time. Also the spread is high. Having said that there is a chance of the sp being chased up by mug punters over the short term but it's a gamble. Go for undervalued goldies like SHG , PALM or OMI

they had a couple of deep share consolidations over the 10 years I've been in this one. 405p s after averaging down. Need lockdown to end to get the production side moving.

You sum up the position here well. I bought these at 3.3p and very happy to hang on for the next year when the benefits will flow. It's interesting the compare the positives and negatives against other small gold miners based on reserves, production, AISC , political risk etc. I looked at Condor at 20p and passed (foolishly) but still hold PALM and OMI which should deliver if the gold price holds up (which I think it will)

I'm interested. I think the RNS was as good as could be hoped for in the circumstances. The long term holding of Herald (40%) is reassuring but my own long term holding is at 405p . Ouch!.

This is a bit of a core hold for me. Looking for secure divi payers as much as quick flyers. My opinion of ST has dropped recently. A bit quick to abandon his tips if things don't go to plan. This is small enough to rise to 40p without massive buying. We shall see.

creeping up but you've got a company here making £2.6mll and nearly 80% recurring revenue valued at around £2mill net of cash. Go figure

posts Steph. You've done your homework here. This is a chance to get into a diversified range of companies at a substantial (40%?) discount to NAV. I'm in but puzzled by the micro trades appearing.

Quite a few of us have been backed into a corner and become hard core. Either that or give up and take a heavy loss. I'm not giving up yet.

is it crazy? That £10.9mll was a snapshot figure months ago. In a few more months it will be gone.

NAV was nearly £16 at the end of December. The investment portfolio has the potential to recover and make this look cheap. The company has a long history.

sensible decision to make dividend payment in shares. Amazed more companies haven't done so.

for some decent figures next month. These volatile times should be fertile territory for currency management. This is a conservatively run business and I'm looking for a maintained dividend (hopefully)

seems to be a huge credibility gap between the (supposed) value in the Mankayan deal and the current m/c. Thought it was due to complete fairly imminently? Usually you would expect the sp to be bid up at this stage but these are very uncertain times.

Seems to me there is no factoring in the end of hedging and the Kenya acquisition in the sp. Despite regular buys exceeding sales the sp doesn't move to the next level. Think we all just need to be patient and the payoff should arrive by the autumn. Gold price permitting of course.

understand the disparity between the sp of different gold miners. Here we cant break out of this trading range despite being highly productive (with more in the pipeline ) and a high gold price that will feed straight through to the bottom line. Others (like Condor) have doubled and they're not even in production