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Well it's about fooking time, only 6 weeks after this investment was announced. Now perhaps this share can start going places, and we'll see a deal or two!!

Long live Kennedy Ventures!! (at least long enough to make me some money!)

Another RNS out today, beginning to think I need to increase my holding at this price

You're right, I have spoken to Redmond on numerous occaisions, met him at AGM, very smart guy. I too am still expecting great things from Leed at some point in the future. It's just a bit infuriating at times as the SP stagnates!

I am thinking an investment in a long ago discovered resource in a country that is innaccessable and undeveloped with a poor infrastructure that will lead to investors being kept in the dark for extended periods of time. Or LDP to give it a name!! Sherlock - I do understand completely, although I was in early at LDP, my holding wasn't big enough. It would be good to get a bigger slice of the action while the price is still low.

it says 35 million sold and only 200,000 bought - that's rubbish - I topped up here earlier on and it showed as a sell.

How many you got in here?

Called them back, spoke to another guy who said it was part of placing. Damn, got all excited when I first saw it, but I guess it wouldn't be a new buy because the newly formed investment company doesn't have any investments.

not a problem at all. I called them up on the number at the bottom of the rns to ask them if it was a new buy or something to do with placing. The guy I spoke to said it was a new buy on the 21st May. You in here yet?

well bugger me, I didn't see that coming

A-Ha, just read the RNS.

That's gonna hurt in the morning!!

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That would be a great xmas present!

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Yeah, I heard it was March 2012

Oh f***!

look a rottweiller doing a handstand.

Ha ha! Next thing you'll be telling me is that there's some kind of Euro-crisis!!!

That's encouraging . . .