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666k trade showing on the google finance chart.

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Thanks Dai. Will give that a go.

Anybody know where I can find the Shareholder Reference Number (SRN) on Hargreaves Lansdown so I can log in to vote?

Please and thank you.

chrisev1 - I agree. IMHO the flow testing will be January earliest. Plan well before that of course.

Yes it's days to set up as long as the ground work is done - pad etc.

Why would it look any other way. Flow testing is next event and it's a ways off. 88e flagged that ahead of the drill. Nothing surprising here. Next meaningful news will be plan for flow testing which will happen January IMHO.

I think if you write "I don't understand.... " you better make sure that what you don't understand isn't something that everyone else understands all too well.

Todays Darwin award goes to Cela24

They don't get choice about what they should or shouldn't RNS and gold is not the only metal.

Are you suggesting that this listed company should hide the results or pretend they found gold?

It's a good RNS. You can practically dig up the metal with a shove; Shallow is good. What else is there?

These drills were done in the 80's - no? They didnt have the technology to target like we do now. It made sense to review those assays before more targetted drilling in this location.

Sharequests - yes that too. I kinda wrapped it all up together in my head. Needs a further catalyst to drive the SP. Lot's of resource potential but how will it be commercialised?

Market will price this as if a fund raise is coming until it does or source funding / JV to deliver the plan is clear.

It's all good I think. Building the potential is good news ahead of disclosing how that potential will be realised.

Market is waiting for outcomes of the corporate review.

This is not a new drill. The RNS is disclosing a review of previous drills using better technology.

I think this has been lost on some.

Very shallow finds. More interesting to see if further analysis points to better targeted drilling.

Good RNS. Market wants forward plan with funding i.e. outcome of the corporate review. Hence the flat reaction for now.

I expect most of us are fully aware of the risks associated with HE1 and don't need lecturing on them by someone who can't disassociate the idea of risk from potential reward. I fully expect challenges along the way and am fully prepared to not succeed with this investment. There are far less stressful ways of making money for the likes of alligator if they don't like it.

I didn't infer any such thing and you are now filtered.

You would ship the drill from Tunisia to Tanzania via the suez canal. It's a well ridden route so I can't imagine a road trip will be required although it could be done and if it was I still don't think it would be that risky. Commerce carries on, granted Sudan itself won't be an option right now and I expect insurance is far more robust for the suez canal route.

As for the stability of Tanzania in general I don't think there is anything to worry about. It's likely one of the more stable East African nations. There are some border regions to avoid but few unknown unknowns.

On 88e. I was disappointed to not the a chance to top slice on my investment over the last few weeks.

However it has not to my mind become something of an accumulation play ahead of the flow testing. I can't see it not going up significantly from this level - just on the run up to flow testing.

So sell out and come in later this year or accumulate and average down through the summer. In either case seems like a good punt as AIM stock go.

minden. Someone mentioned it last week alongside some other negative stuff designed to scare.

There is no suggestion from the company that it would happen and it doesnt really need to other than to tidy uo the daft '0hares in issue' count.

Having said that. I get cringe every time I see someone on these AIM message boards going - 'look massive 20 million buy' when in fact that's only worth a few quid.

So I'm all in favour of tidying up the stupid numbers.

Share consolidation does not impact the value of a company and therefore does not on it's own impact the value of the shares you own after a consolidation. Any change in value is to do with other factors.

Its just generally true that AIM companies will raise funds through dilution, which does devalue your shares and regardless of whether or not the shares were consolidated before or after,

Also AIM shares more likely than not to go south. Its higher risk. Coincidental of any consolidation.