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he's not GONE away. I am sure he is still HERE somewhere eating his CORNFLAKES URU is certainly an interesting prospect and one I'm watching.

Must a be a false rumour - back down

Christ are we in for Kelloggs - now that would be a takeover and a half. Going up

Tell you what - wont catch me digging for coal in Vietnam now - sounds like its glow in the dark stuff. Imagine that on your fire one evening - boom. Mind you the dogs will all have five legs so plenty to go round on a Sunday lunchtime. Not daft the Vietnamese - we have an argument every sunday over whose getting one of the two legs on the chicken Anyway off topic. Back on topic. Nowt wrong with coal. Something else in the pipeline - I just hope it joins up some dots and isnt another little project off in another part of the world.

We have bought a Vineyard in Yorkshire or a Banana plantation in Iceland. That will tie in nicely with the other three.

Appreciate that. Its an interesting topic though. The Viet Nam Government is planning to source input materials for the nation's first nuclear energy plant domestically. The nuclear plant is expected to begin operation in 2020. The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources's Department of Geology and Minerals has recently completed a scheme on the survey and investigation of the nation's uranium reserves. Your earlier link shows the govt taking control of some of these licence areas. In the absence of anything else I have learnt a bit about Uranium supply and demand

Done a little bit of reading on Uranium. Current prices low. Market demand expected to increase. Uranium consumers buy uranium 3.5 years before they use the fule and there are 60 new reactors due online by the end of this decade in china, russia and the middle east. Taken from resource clips "So if you look at all those 60 reactors coming online by the year 2020, there will be a massive amount of long-term U3O8 buying. So I see in the latter half of 2015, early 2016 a lot of long-term contracting between suppliers and users"

Cheers Larry.

Some interesting links antonyfree - what do you make of it all?

It doesn't take much to get you going again does it ... We'll see. For the record I'm holding what I have.

why does that not surprise me ... what do you do pester them to submission? It ain't going to happen any quicker. Take a break. Write a book. Buy into another share.

Here's hoping but I remember going out many time thinking there were loads of girls I'd like to spend time with but not one of them came off for about 5 years. Worth the wait though.

That's the point of debate - implemented. They have announced a policy. ASTA bought shares MMO haven't (or haven't stated they have) Fact - no suspension. Rest is speculation. We continue to have access to trade and access to our cash and presumably the due dilligence on three companies continues. Does it matter. I'd like to know the answer but reason to hold the shares remains the same. GLA

It must be big - its taking a long time to get here and missed every stop on the way ... Patience - year of the shell

Not in the + zone yet but things certainly looking a lot better with REM leading the way. June though is looking good.

You had a good weekend Larry. Very chirpy this morning across the boards. Share your sentiments on REM. Missed out on VIY but holding ASTA and MMO.

would have thought it would be out first thing.

My moneys here until 1p plus. Not going to happen without RTO. Not noticed any of the major shareholders selling so they must be comfortable with suspension too.

It would also imply that if they don't buy some shares to avoid suspension that they are confident of making an acquisition within the timeframe. I assume the sp stays fixed would suit me rather than drifting down. Must be soem other disadvantages of being suspended though

Just out of interest how many votes / shares does it take to vote down a motion and would there be any way of finding out who voted for / against