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So, in the space of a few hours yesterday we had

"Iron-ore climbs on China stimulus hopes"

and

"Australian iron ore set for a catastrophic shock as China crisis deepens"

So which is it? It can't damn well be both!

Tango, I was just about to say something slightly similar, but without necessarily the implication of your final four words. UFO certainly is defying the familiar maxim, 'Buy on rumour, sell on news'. The market would appear to be doing absolutely nothing whatsoever on rumour. For a share which is said to be based on transformational news within the next seven trading days, this is extraordinary.

I've always attempted as best I can to form a bridge between your very well-researched enthusiasm, Max, and the "negative sentiment". I think what people are craving is the confidence that UFO can capitalise on the unarguably valuable resources that it owns. To their minds - I think fairly - it would not matter if UFO commanded the only known deposit of the rarest mineral ever discovered, if it shows complete sluggishness in getting the benefit of the resources known about for so long.

The engines are fired! The rocket is launching! We're going to the moon! Fasten your safety belts! Strap in for the ride! The train is leaving the station! Run to get on board! Buy now or burn! Um... or maybe not.

Well, there's still two whole weeks left in September, so we're still some way off from the end of Q3. But I think October - or even December - would be close enough, given the patience which people have shown thus far.

"finishing off legals as we speak". Well 10 out of 10 for confidence. Or tongue -in-cheek hyperbole. Unless, of course, you do truly have a sophisticated surveillance system at your disposal.

Mine were originally, Wents. Until several years ago I fell into the trap of thinking that I might make more 'speculating' on AIM. More??!! As I've said several times on boards, I'd have made 'More' if I'd stuck it all in a Post Office Savings Account :):)

Quite a bit of hyperbole on here today. The share is "In freefall". The price "plummets". I wouldn't say -6.45% warrants either of those descriptions.

Bonga, I have said this on here scores of times, the rough rule of thumb on AIM is: Bad news, the price goes down; Good news, the price goes down. The trick, it would seem, is to sell in the nano-second between rumour and news.. 99 times out of 100 it is traders who win out over LTHs. We LTHs have to hold out for the very rare occasion on which the rough rule of thumb is broken.

I take so little interest in cars I didn't even know what an Evo 6 was. So I had to look it up. Yes... well. As a rough rule of thumb, 'Class' drives a 1954 Bentley, a thirty-year old Land Rover or a ten-year old Polo with a wheel trim missing.

I sometimes get these emails 'Fancy being a psychotherapist? Online course now available'. Maybe I should do it and cash in by offering services to all the moaners described on here :):)

Yes, TAD, that is my concern. That so many LTHs will jump ship with relief at a decent rise that they will scupper the chances of a really good rise.

Cj, with so much belief that a jv is a near certainty, I am waiting for the first sage to come on here and ask, "Is the news perhaps priced in?" I should blooming well hope not! I'd like to think that it is not "priced in" at 0.14!

Yes, I have 5x5. The pension credit cut-off is a very blunt and unfair way of doing things. It means, at the extreme, that a pensioner whose income is 5p above the cut-off point will be penalised to the tune of £299.95. The really invidious thing about the whole benefits system is the 'domino effect', whereby if you qualify for one benefit you automatically qualify for others as well. This is particularly the case with pension credit, so that a pensioner who gets that can end up hundreds of pounds a year (possibly more) better off than another pensioner who doesn't.

If we're to wait another 3 years and they miss THAT timescale, I'd better slot a note to my Executors in with all the other documents they hold.

Well, we don't want to play into the hands of the Jeremiahs, cj, but I'd have thought that 'finalisation' was more positive than 'targeting'. We may just be guilty of over-thinking.

"I'm enjoying the silence by the company".

Well, that qualifies as the most ironic line I have ever read in all my years in AIM. After the months and years that the company has been bashed on here for its silence.

With respect bb123, statements like that don't really help to keep this board level-headed. It's like the thread I commented on yesterday, declaring that 0.40 would be seen at the end of this week. Hype is always going to be riding for a fall, and then it leaves things wide open for the cynics and "de-rampers".

And the greengrocer probably doesn't have a mate who says, Let me have the rest for a lot less than those schmucks paid for the first 20 and I'll see you alright.

XX% has always bewildered me. When you are talking about 0.10 of a penny you must be using vast amounts of money to make it worthwhile. Surely there are other ways of making a living rather than spending an unhealthy 9 hours a day in your spare bedroom in front of a battery of screens. How about taking an NVQ in plumbing?