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GFIN is one of my top 3 shares in my PF and I see this as being one for the LTH’s. It’ll be worth a fotune in a few years based on all of the recent news.

WI

I have been a LTH in TLY for a while now and I have waited patiently. I think we will see this re-rate over the next few months leading up to the results coming out.

Would anyone like to share their views on where they think the SP will be by end of 2021?

Have a good Tuesday everyone.

Estiente

https://apple.news/ArVmyt7dET8ebjKgaFxWqxQ

Another tweet just out a few minutes ago.

https://twitter.com/ironveldplc/status/1379722849213104128?s=21

From the Technical Analysis perspective, I don't claim to be an expert, but I think that if If we hold above 0.652 on this dip, the next level of support will be 0.732p and then 0.848p using Fibonacci retracement levels.

I anticipate we will be at or around 1.00p per share by around May or June. If we have some good news come in about even better.
https://www.tradingview.com/x/bXs6V0FI/

This share and all of the AIM shares are on Interactive Investor. I have never had any trouble buying or selling any AIM or International shares. I recommend the Interactive Investor platform. In fact have one sign in to access all of my accounts: my ISA, my SIPP, my trading account and both of my kids Junior stocks and shares ISA's too. I have been using it for years and never needed to look elsewhere.

There a Rubey who is active on RBD. Not sure if that is the one you want to contact.

Good find TrustILie, this is a further indication of growth opportunities for SAVE in Nigeria and it looks as though the Nigerian Government are encouraging people to quickly modify their cars to use gas: 27% of fuel stations having been ordered to start supplying autos by the end of last month. This has got to have a big positive impact on SAVE.

The petroleum minister is hoping the price hike and support for gas-based alternatives will push Nigerians to start converting their petrol vehicles to run on LPG—also known as autogas—and ­natural gas from ­October.

“To give [deregulation] a human face, we are introducing an alternative fuel… Gas will now become fuel for our cars. This programme will be rolled out within the next month. So, if you go to a filling station and you convert your car to dual capability or dual fuel, then [when] you drive into a typical filling station you will find LPG, you find CNG [compressed natural gas] and LNG being sold,” the minister says.

At least 9,000 filling stations, c.27pc of the country’s total, have been ordered to begin installing facilities for gas products, and select stations will start dispensing autogas by the end of September. The government says it has at least 1mn autogas conversion kits readily available.

Looks like we are breaking through the resistance line of the downtrend that started in Dec 18. Onwards and upwards now with the new uptrend.

News finally released about the Partnership with Boku and Pearl Abyss.
http://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/05/20/2036602/0/en/Boku-Officially-Launches-with-Pearl-Abyss-to-Extend-Mobile-Payments-and-eWallets-Globally.html
This could be a big winner for Boku