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Troajan - Okay, let's be clear. I have just double checked but you're welcome to look also. Simplu click my username and find the "posts a month or so earlier,saying the comp was uninvestable". I didn't post on the WRES board in July, August or September. The fact remains I posted on October 17 at first to discuss a few on topic points and in the followup post to Jimbo declared the last of my holding sold and the reasons for doing so in greater detail. There is no imaginary posts a month or so earlier suggesting WRES were a bad investment. This is again another false statement. I have always maintained WRES are trade-worthy. But I'm well within my right to tear into them over La Parilla Tailings which was handled poorly and with no transparency offered to investors of WRES at the time. Again can you provide an actual quote if you believe otherwise???

It will have an effect soon enough, LMI are up 15.55% today alone and had a good couple days in late December. SLP being fairly illiquid by comparison won't attract the day traders but it does bode well for us long term supporters! Looking forward to the next update? We'll all have something to discuss again! Should keep us occupied for a day or two :)

I assume you didn't purposefully spread lies and that you were simply mistaken. Especially given the dates I posted were available for all to see. If you don't want to hear about my successes, don't question them! Simple as that really.

Wow how dim can you get... I could bash SLP, LMI or FBT but still hold stock. It doesn't really matter what I post. I did state I sold SLP also on the relevant bb and my reasons before buying back more recently there. Pretty brutal for some but nobody over there saw fit to lecture me on my reasons because they turned out to be right, more or less well timed. I spoke with jimbo about my reasons as to why WRES looked expensive. And I was right. The share price sits 25% lower now. I didn't bash WRES, are you just obsessed? Surely you must see you are going round in circles and not engaging your brain haha. I'm positively enjoying your attention though, keep the pearls of wisdom coming. Maybe the two of you can spare a minute and post some inspiring research about KEFI seeing as you're both congregating here

Is that BZM which is down from 0.4 when I said it looked spiky? Yeah that would have been a bad call to buy since then...

Oh dear this is getting embarrassing for you now hahaha Anybody on here feel free to check my history, 17th October this was posted. I was merely having a conversation with another poster and quoted my sell price with the reasons for the umpteenth time... A number of the resident bb 'bully-boys' tried to downplay the significance of my reasons for sitting out the early production phase. The share price remained at or around this level throughout the day (17th) and also the next day ,so it remained to be seen whether it was the right call or not and you had plenty of time to follow suit. I'm warmed by your interest in my affairs, you could have sold at or around a similar level. The entire week in fact the shares traded around 0.6 dipping slightly lower by Friday. I didn't give anyone a sell recommendation and clearly you are far too well researched for questioning your own investment haha, you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink... Troajan has it all planned out in his head, exactly how other people think, how they trade, how they operate but whilst you're so busy criticising and laughing at others, your capital is being whittled away week after week. All because you're too confident by half in your decision to wait out and see if MM delivers when his track record is not so good in this department. Me on the other hand, I don't treat any company with blind belief. I am here to profit and certainly don't need your input questioning my reasoning. I learned my lessons a few years back with WRES and treat it with caution whenever I deal with it. No doubt there will be an opportunity to trade it up again but momentum shifts are often easier to spot with WRES and the trends slower than elsewhere on AIM so there will be plenty of warning.

Might be premature to sell given how low silver is and what looks to be inflationary measures to come in the year ahead, it bodes well for industrial and precious metals. I fancy this back to £15 a share before too long. GLA

Notice how I have not made a personal remark about your inability to call top and to cling onto the stock as it drifted 25% lower.

Troajan - I sold them and then on the same day posted I had sold. How many times do you need to be told? Quote - "Beginning to look expensive now in my view. It's risen well since the summer, better than most small-cap resource stocks and there is long term value to be untapped but look around what £25-26m companies can get you and WRES doesn't seem so attractive. This is a bottom-draw price at this level if you're in long term otherwise wait for the correction. Capital raising to come? The problem with most producers with debts is the lack of margin right now. WRES do not have significant liabilities, but they were struggling to achieve profitability. The BOD have never been upfront about the actual financial figures. I remember waiting month after month for a breakdown of figures and the share price drifted lower. This was back in 2014 I think, then they announced a form of funding under some guise of cash-flow issue.. WRES have turned a corner recently as we've seen a sustained rise, far beyond what I was hoping for short term. The dilution has unfortunately meant current stock is pricing the company at £25m and for prospects alone I find that pricey. Commodities have turned lower and I would expect the majority of small-cap explorers to retrace from recent highs now. With regards the "costed production plan" I would be skeptical about its accuracy given the company's previous to develop La Parilla Tailings. £25m value after the rise WRES has experienced seems expensive to me. It has nothing to do with a 'grown up approach'. You'll find this is what makes a market. It is made up of different views. You can buy my stock at 0.61 and I will rebuy when I consider the retrace is turning. Right now there are plenty of stocks like WRES which look expensive given their rise and have already begun to fall, so I expect this to follow suit but I will hold a couple of resource stocks that are cash generative and not marginal plays." Can you guess what date I posted this on?

I don't like to brag either, but when someone with no knowledge of my prior trading successes makes a personal remark about my calls I will stand to correct them. Notice you were the one to play down the seriousness of the current situation in Ethiopia by taking a pop at me, which, monumentally backfired. I don't always make great calls, some take longer than others, but when I make a call and publish the day I sold, then there is no hindsight involved is there. Just bitterness from those around who can't take a hint :)

Nice research baz and already we are seeing the beginnings of an upturn as most of us have predicted. Platinum Apr 17 941.50 945.30 903.25 +35.80 +3.95% 15:32:14 Palladium Mar 17 709.72 714.80 680.30 +26.47 +3.87%

Nope, it just shows your lack of understanding of market sentiment. The news is still relevant, it's an ongoing situation.. You think it's all boiled over now and everything is back to normal? Obviously didn't think so. Therefore still relevant! I slated the BoD for precise reasons AFTER I sold to be clear. Although looking back I was rather vocal a few years back. Anyway whilst seeing as shareminator get's everything wrong, guess you didn't follow me into LMI which has continued to surge off the back of a PGM squeeze today. This i've posted about for more than three weeks now and research clear as day on the bb since it bottomed. Tungsten market is flat. No confidence in MM either currently because the market knows better than to expect figures short term. He has a track record of keeping his cards close to his chest. GLA kefi holders, nothing wrong with this one except the ongoing developments reported in the link. Project financing critical but unlikely to come any time soon given circumstances

I find it hilarious you think the news is out of date when the article is the most recent news piece on the state of Ethiopia hahah dated December 29, 2016 written by: John Aglionby in Addis Ababa

The article was written last week. Presume you are not an FT subscriber and can't access the article... The news is relevant today because it's still happening now haha There's another lie! I sold on the day and posted on the WRES chat board. Are you actually going to suggest my posting history here which anyone can check is wrong? Get a grip. I sold and stated at the time. Comments followed about how it was a premature sale, regardless I made my decision and backed it up and look at how things have panned out. Rather well I would say.

I make that about 5% annual dividend if it's spread across the 4 quarters. Not enough for me at this level but if gold snaps back into action then will be the time to load up. Thoughts on increased production in the coming year?

LOL you've turned rather bitter over the holiday. I do hope you're not angry at yourself for holding onto WRES which is still stuck in that 0.45-0.47 range... What Troajan fails to point out is that contrary to getting stuff wrong, I am the only poster on that bb who called the top near enough correct! And what must really pain him is I sold what was left of my holding and disclosed on at the time I had done for very good reason. This has thus far been a blessing as I've since jumped around FBT, KENV, HAYT, LMI, SLP to name but a few in recent weeks. So much for getting it wrong. As for your mis-quotes, you have distorted the truth once again, which makes the tone of your post sound all rather pathetic really as we both know what happened. All with the aim of discrediting my post hahaha Is this what you'll stoop to? Now I know, considering I didn't write this aritcle, merely copied it here as it is relevant and far more so than your nonsense. So let's go back and check my posts, you can quote me properly or not all. I stated La Parilla Tailings was first production and it was two years ago which is a fact, never called the BoD crap, you made that up but I did say that the BoD kept operational results quiet, no figures released up until it was abandoned without prior notice. Zero transparency and at a huge expense of shareholders. This is all fact and something you're scared of that will frighten away new investors for some reason. This is the reason shares languish where they are now. Nobody is buying in anticipation, just the regulars who post about their daily lives on the WRES chatboard. Stocks are all about sentiment and current sentiment for WRES is exactly as predicted. Troajan it seems not only do you lie but you also don't understand how market sentiment works.

Hi Bluey2608 - I'm too busy making money elsewhere to short shares like this. KEFI is pretty unloved right now and utilising my limited capital in stocks that are bucking the trend is key to my strategy. But I have followed KEFI since 2010 way before most here began posting and focus shifted to Ethiopia. We were doing rather wall in S.A. but that's all gone quiet

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