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We seem to have similar investment criteria. See you like Pelatro and RTC as well. All offer good value for patient investors. Just discovered this and it looks like a a sound bet.

a 7%+ yield is just too boring for most speculators

Sums it up nicely. I find it extraordinary that anyone would pump more money into a company that only exists for the benefit of 2 men. Us oldtimers here have got very cynical. Yet there are still people prepared to flush their cash and buy now.

have thought Eureka alone would be worth more than current m/c with gold at these levels. Why can't they sell it?

that simple they wouldn't need to call it anything. The snack companies could just write on the packing. Contains 50% less salt. But it doesn't work like that obviously.

Newmont has shelled out is just small change that they can write off. However with a potentially rich resource in Columbia and a strong gold price there is plenty to play for at this bombed out price. Still one for longer termers.

got watched kettle syndrome. Some speculators with the attention span of a gnat seem to be grabbing their profits. If you believe the gold price is sustainable then hold on and be patient

I largely agree with you and last week averaged down from an eyewatering £12-40 (ex Trap). In the oil industry £14 million is loose change but this company seems to have decent management who are backing it with their own money. The risk /reward ratio looks favourable but that applies to quite a few AIM companies right now.

bite at the cherry for the brave

on follow up news from Salarius. Nothing particularly unexpected but it underlines the huge potential.

As long as Paynet revenues are remitted to Mauritius in hard currency the company is gradually being derisked. Other revenues feed into Radar investment when possible to create tangible asset. Trick s to avoid holding local currency deposits. Investors need plenty of patience here.

I see parallels between Indv and the smaller Mph (big falls and recent director buying) NtoM. The only oiler I've got is JOG. Still you can't buy them all. I'll be happy if just a few reach their full potential

floating back to price it was a month ago. Then time to buy more because the basics haven't changed

for that NtoM. Warily trawling for oversold bargains right now.

This company is dirt cheap looking at its potential. Microsalt alone should be worth 50p per share. They've signed up one snack food company and the low salt aspect should give them a considerable edge. Others should follow. And that's just one of their portfolio .

Pretty fragile market right now but easy and tempting to keep averaging down. Confident it will come good eventually. See you posted on SUR which looks interesting. You a holder? Your take on it?

that will happen. This is a very unforgiving market at the moment. I'm holding firm

of opportunity that can close quickly.

overreaction on AIM where patience is in short supply. Must be galling for subscribers at 37p. I've bought today and fairly confident it will retrace toward 20p later in the year.

surprising how many garbage small mining companies there are on AIM attracting furious comment from people who have lost a pile of money. Some have long been talking about BZT's assets which have done nothing to prevent freefall over the short and long term. Face up to it -if anyone was interested a deal would have been done long ago. Pis would do far better with small miners that are actually producing something.