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Girls, girls calm down and stop swinging your handbags at each other

Good to see you still on board Wimbo. Your shareholding remains impressive. Is Yaki holding on?mHave you too lost faith in LC or has he done the best job in this anti coal era? Have you followed the other CS share Eurasia Mining? Dimitri Suschev who has an impressive track record is keen on pulverised coal power plants. Will that be a viable option? And to think we were once both snapping up shares at 6p

Is there any chance of Dimitry Suchov, after selling his interest in Eurasia Mining, take an interest in Kibo? He is apparently keen on eco friendly pulverised coal power plants

I sincerely hope that we are not heading for any sands, golden or otherwise. Such sands have seen the loss of many a Fine vessel and crew. A sunbathed Harbour sounds preferable

As and when an announcement is made, after hours on a Friday would be a good time. All concerned would then have the weekend to think about it before....

Oh dear me, Gillie, you do sound so sad about it all. You used to be so positive. Is it all due to LC or has he done the best anyone could in this anti fossil fuel age, a contrary Tanzanian President who switched to Stiegler etc. LC has diversified into Botswana and Mozambique MED etc.

Another day of buys outstripping sales yet the sp edges down. Is it just MM manipulation frightening small investors to sell while big boys short or accumulate? The fundamentals remain the same so why the drop?

Sincerest condolences, Gecko. Losing your Mum or Dad is a harsh blow. While they are with us, they seem so permanent no matter how old nor how frail they may become. It is a grim rite of passage most of us have to experience. That doesn’t make it any easier, but fortunately you have the support of all of us, as well as your other friends and family

After this is over, I hope he will be able to sort out Kibo, where CS is also Chairman.

All morning there has been a differential between buying and selling of between three and four million. The MMs obviously feel confident to take those shares on board.

Suddenly the day will come when an announcement will be made, and no one knows when, but is one day more likely than another. For example, is a Friday after hours more likely which would allow a preparatory period over the weekend. If it were, then it could be today, but then it could be another Friday or for that matter any day, but we know the Day Cometh

Yet with the Greene King, the shareholders were simply told of the deal and were issued with cheques for their shareholding. No vote taken. A board decision. It was though a very good price, which looks even better in these Covid stricken days

With Greene King when the company Was bought, shareholders were just told of the sale. Great price

Twice as many sold as bought yet price goes up.
It all helps to brighten a damp Monday morning

Why, I wonder, has this company’s share been hit yet that of Adnam’s has been far more resilient. Tighter family ownership,perhaps. An agm is due soon.

14k sold 41k bought yet sp eases down

Whether it is tree shaking or not, something is rumbling somewhere. 12m shares sold, 15m bought yet the price still drops. Indeed these past days every share sold is bought soon after plus more besides, but despite that the sp has slipped 5p overall in the past seven days or so

The sale of shares is currently outstripping buys, though despite slipping a touch the price has not fallen as much as one might have expected

Many of us dismissed Lurker at the time. So far he has sadly been correct and yet there are still the same positive aspects that were there then, indeed more so. Mozambique looks more promising now. Stiegler is likely to be an ecological disaster once the water is denied downriver and the delta especially where important fishing grounds are. That is even assuming that the rainfall is consistent enough to fill it anyway. Tanzania may yet be forced to look elsewhere for cheap energy, and Kibo may be the answer. The question is why does Lurker in whatever guise go to so much trouble to denigrate Kibo. Is it really out of his good hearted concern for our financial welfare?

I find it reassuring that no matter how many shares are sold, they are immediately mopped up, and often more bought than sold.