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I love your posts extrader!

It's the condescending tone that's annoying, that he knows best and we are all stupid. We are all know the risks with this stock, we know that this stock is a complete gamble, but I'm sure for many it forms a small part of their overall portfolios. I'm happy to wait this one out until the conclusion - I have no idea what that conclusion will be - but I don't need 'help' from Simon and those of his ilk in the meantime thank you very much.

I remember MM (remember him) posting something a few years back, which said that the sale price for a mine in production is usually a lot higher than the sale price for one that isn't. Maybe that's in their thinking with the EPP?

Figures are from The World Bank:
https://www.theglobaleconomy.com/china/exports/

AS I said in a previous email:
China is becoming increasingly a domestic orientated economy that is less reliant on exports. In 2018 only 19.5% if its GDP came from exports, down from 36% at its peak in 2008. The largest % of its exports are to the USA at 17%. Of the other countries you mention, only Germany (3.2%), Netherlands (3%), UK (2.5%) and Russia (2%) make it into the top 15 trading partners.
A boycott would have some impact, but probably not as much as you'd think.

The picture is in the article isn't it? So presumably just a stock photo chosen at random.

"The voice of sanity! My son thinks coronavirus is Biological Warfare Gone Wrong and I have some sympathy."

The virus has already been analysed by virologists who can tell that it wasn't manufactured in a lab and most likely came from bats via pangolins, which are considered a delicacy in China.

If anyone's interested, the first half gives a good macro economic view of where we are at the moment, the 2nd half is more about where their funds are positioned.
https://www.cornelianam.com/news-stories/cornelian-investment-webinar-18th-march-2020/

OK so why don’t you **** off then?

So Sooty, AT’s interesting reply was what?? Don’t leave us hanging!

My cheapest is £2,000 @7.5p, my dearest is £5,000 @ 15.8p. Averaging 12.9p over 251,525 shares (I love a spreadsheet!).

Thanks for the link technician - good to get a neutral view.

£3.50 - MIND

It's all purely speculative though isn't? A buy out could happen next week or in 2 years time, who knows? People obviously aren't willing to tie up their capital until there is more definite news.

Reading the posts below, could someone explain why Glencore have the +1 controlling interest and not Zanaga. I can have a good guess but would appreciate a more expert explanation if anyone cares to give it. Thanks.

And you think I’m not??

Can anyone explain why the buys exceeded the sells by over £70,000 and yet the share price fell by 5%?

This from the post below might give an indication as to how long these things can take to come to fruition:

"Speaking from time to time, the Minister of Mines and Geology welcomed the successful completion of this project since 2003."

Forgive my naivety Veteran10, but why was the investor presentation disastrous?

Agree Sooty. Last night was the long awaited opportunity to ask any questions you liked about the project. Trahar seemed quite happy to answer any questions as fully as he was able.