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News from Mali:

https://m.polity.org.za/article/terrorist-roadblocks-strangle-the-economies-of-mali-and-its-neighbours-2025-10-06

Rob, I am not surprised that you base your investment decisions on information from psychics, for you to end up so confused in this stock. And it is "Browne", not "Brown".

Bfd, soon we will be at 0.24 again and the directors could buy more.

You, like many others here, thought the export permit would lead to a multi-bagger. It has not. You believe that next month the stock will recover. It will not, it never does. Every piece of news leads to a loss in the share price, because the fundamentals of the company are weak. Kodal has hardly any funding left (if Hainan exercise their legal right to make Kodal liable for the US 15 Million payment). Serious investors know this and they are not willing to place money on this.

Rob, contain your anger and anxiety from losing money here and investing in a failing stock. Price is crashing, look at the facts (e.g. the share price today) instead of your misplaced hopes.

Nope, the bottom should be slightly below 0.24, which is the share value that a Director decided to sell for at the June RNS. That is the true value of the stock (before the fuel blockades etc.).

P119, it might take forever now that JNIM terrorists are more powerful than ever in Mali:

https://northafricapost.com/91130-jnim-offensive-in-western-mali-deepens-crisis-threatens-regional-stability-study.html

P119 just suggested that you follow his suggestions to buy like sheep, in a post criticizing people acting like sheep. Hysterically funny this forum. P119, stop trying to convince people to buy to save your own holding here, it is unethical at the very least. Perhaps educate yourself on why the share price is always dropping, irrespective of good or bad news.

I guess we should be expecting next month another RNS for the selling of shares from Suay Chin.

Long, I am not Chef. And I am surprised people, and you, believe that.

In any case, last piece of genuine advice/wisdom from me. Try to control your anger, it is like fire, and as we grow up it becomes more and more intense (and eventually uncontrollable). A solution is to understand when we seek "excuses" to become angry. For instance, in your last message you give far too credit to me (do you really believe that an individual writing at a random forum has so much power over a stock? In truth your belief was an excuse to feel angry again, and experience the momentary rush from that intense feeling. Once you realize the reason is fake the anger will be gone, because it has no reason to exist).

Haha, Long allow me to say something unrelated to Kodal. I have seen in your responses that you have bursts of anger. May I suggest you seek professional help (for your own good)? I write this from a genuine and kind point of view, and one that is entirely unrelated to our disagreements here.

News from last week said the fuel price was sold 2x. The article is about regulation. The fact that there is a need to regulate the price implies that there is still a severe fuel supply problem in Mali.

Crazy fuel prices in Mali:

https://apanews.net/mali-tightens-regulations-to-curb-fuel-price-speculation/

Was hoping that the AGM would lead to a share price increase but as always with this stock, all news, either good or bad, lead to long-term reductions of the share price.

Danners, your grave concerns are valid.

Oh, great! Let's hope trucks won't be such an easy target for the terrorists. Did Bernard clarify if they ll have any military protection? Though the government fuel trucks got burned anyway, even with the military escort.

There are a lot of interesting news today about Mali. From the significant drop to the gold output (32%) this year, to an in depth study about the terrorism, including maps, see here:

https://africacenter.org/spotlight/jnim-attacks-western-mali-sahel/

Exactly Rob

Let's see how many naive investors will be convinced by Bernard to buy.

Share price drifting to the true value, which is what a director decided to sell for at the June RNS.