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Little reaction no doubt. Usual AIM rules, good news is bad news, bad news is bad news and no news is bad news. Perhaps POW might pick up later on what is after all good news not as though that counts for much.

There are always a group of 'self destruct' (are they?) investors that enjoy causing discord, I have been in AIM mining shares for long enough to realise that the bureaucratic systems slow everything down to a snails pace. At least its in the US and not here or come to that anywhere else where not only political factors come into everything but the number of brown envelopes that are needed to be distributed to get anything done,

For giving us all a sustained rise in the gold price. This man is full of contradictions which is all good for gold.

Thank you Mr Trump ........ WOW !

Has all the makings of a 'proper' spike, the day traders will start piling in no doubt

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$ price of gold , having passed the inauguration and and overcome the nervousness of the outlook for bullion under Trump I am convinced that world economic uncertainty will inevitably give the GP another twist upwards. The private hoarders of gold will win out despite the craptocurrency challenges. Makes proven reserves of what we have in the ground at Havieron already extremely valuable without even considering all the additional active exploration work . I work on fundamentals and they are so strongly promising that it is quite beyond me while the SP contiues to languish. So I have bought more this morning.

Every board I visit seems to have childish posters having childish spats about nothing, probably because they aren't making any money. Just grow up and behave like sensible adults please or go somewhere else.

6 months to get gold into production. That's nothing compared with some of my gold explorers, waiting years but obviously a completely different scenario or so we are led to believe.

Lets see if we can walk the walk. I think we can.

Apologies both I rarely invest in non AIM companies as I see AIM as being a simple vehicle for the many cash raises that are inevitable for a growing company . However I still believe that if you choose to dabble in penny shares, AIM or otherwise the risk versus reward still applies.Bleating about the management on boards such as these because you see your money going down the pan is non-productive and if nothing else writing for an explanation, something I have done many times in the past, is more constructive.

I am fed up with bleating and moaning on AIM particularly regarding the management give us all a rest sell up and go elsewhere.

I feel a big afternoon dump coming on

The reason it has jumped up massively is mainly because the sentiment around the share is strongly positive and getting stronger and more broadly appreciated. Sentiment is all as long as its underpinned by real assets.

Sentiment, sentiment is what its all about in mining. If you follow the progress of GGP from Havieron exploration days when the share price stood at what we are now it peaked around 40p in the space of 9 months purely on the strength of drilling results. Alot happened in between then and now and the SP has tumbled right back to 6-7p. Gold production is about to start and I look forward to my investments on the way back down rising again steeply next year. All this was done on the strength of a huge gold find. That company is completely different to this and their way has been to drill the whole of Havieron out before going into production. A slow process. From my understanding KAV has a completely different approach and has many potential production targets. The great hope currently is the open cast gold mine in Zimbabwe producing in the next year providing $650.000 a month cash flow once the 'quick' build plant is in operation. I take this with a pinch of salt but the prospect is there of considerable short term cash term. There my comparison with GGP ends but my point is that if this KAV gold production is likely to be realised sentiment, sentiment is all, will quickly rise and so will KAV share price. The two companies are quite different but the 5,10 20 bagger you speak of will be attainable as I keep repeating sentiment is all, underpinned by cash calls or/and the much vaunted Zimbabwe .cash machine.

What seems to be implied on here is that no sane investor would buy shares at 0.7p.. If that is the case why was it so successful? KAV is basically an explorer and given the timescale to become a producer I personally would have thought that the funds raised were not excessive given the amount of work to be carried out to even get near production. Thats what explorers do. Spend vast amounts of other peoples money (investors) with the prospect of being successful. If we don't like the high risk high reward 'penny dreadfuls ' then we should invest in a less risky industry or just put it in the bank to earn the paltry interest rates on offer, We have the choice but to me to bellyaching about going to market to raise the vast amounts of money required in the exploration (and development) phase then whine about the dilution that may (or may not) lead to a significant loss of share price says we should not be in this high risk high reward 'game' in the first place. In reality Its just about basics.

Looks like the moaners and complainers are on this AIM share board too. The whole purpose for a company to go on AIM is to raise investment money cheaply. Just be thankful such a large amount was raised without being heavily discounted which is a plus surely.

Just be thankful it wasn't heavily discounted and does this mean that investors on here are fools too?

Good to see so much SP and board activity on here especially those contributors with something to say. Always a good thing to see and I look forward to traction and steady rises in the New Year if only on the back of a steadily improving sentiment and climate for mining shares in general.

Yes I agree with everything you say 5085 but I have sold up and gone from one AIM company mostly because I became sick and tired of such fools taking over the board and deterring rational debate. If they are allowed to continue with their childish abuse others leave the platform and often the share ultimately suffers loss of value particularly on AIM listed companies when these fools start abusing the board and management. I don't think it will happen in this instance as we have a strong entrepreneurial board but other AIM share values can be destroyed by such activities. Surely it is in the interest of LSE, ADVFN and others who offer a chance to express for different opinions and indulge in constructive discussion should kick these disruptive people off. The chat rules are quite clear but these fools ignore them and carry on regardless and rarely if ever taken down