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Seems my hunch was pretty spot on then, Baz. So it's only got to drop to 56p and I can get back into my comfort zone of averaging down :) Regards, y

Yes, like you, Morar, I have been averaging up in the last few days. And extraordinarily both times have ended up with me holding a nice "teutonic" figure. Although, depending on how much lower this goes, I might get a few more chances to bring well-honed skills into play and begin averaging down again. Once before I thought we'd kissed goodbye to my long-time average of 52p, only for it to drop back from 80 to the mid-40s, so never say never. I haven't actually worked out what my current average is, but my hunch is that it'd be around 55-60.

Bellers, a promising position has come vacant. 'Groundsman at the Hall. Acres and acres and acres of grass to cut. One of the biggest estates in South Worcestershire. Apply: Sir Jasper, The Boiler House, The Hall. PS bring your own scythe'.

Obviously LSE must have bought up a job lot of Magenta cartridges :)

Thank you, Doorstop. I'm just contemplating whether to hold Erris for the very long-term (I'm one of the 'coffin dodgers' on here) or sell up and plough the proceeds into SGZ.

To tell you the truth I hadn't even noticed that Erris had come back to trading until glen mentioned them this morning.

Now, as a total Numpty, whose eyes always begin to glaze over after about 200 words into 5,000-word RNS's, can someone please explain to me in, say, three or four bullet points, if I keep the small stake in Erris which I acquired, am I going to stay invested in the incipient Scottish gold mining industry? Or not?

Thank you. Back to Numptyville.

Hope to God she doesn't, CP52. Maybe "non essential" businesses might have to close again. (And that phrase makes me quite angry too. A beauty salon might be "non essential" to some £100k+ a year politician, whose job will never, ever be locked down, but it's pretty damn essential to the poor lass who's had to do years of college courses and then take out loans and overdrafts to get her little enterprise going). But surely even Altnaharra, Queen of the Isles, won't go gunning for the likes of construction again?

Early this morning Miss Wemyss threw herself into the canal, having weighted down her many skirts with harmonium catalogues from the finest manufacturers of same. A note was left on the towpath with the single word 'Ruined'. The first villager on the scene was the Rev Grimm, who at first rubbed his hands together with relish at the prospect of saving another Ruined Woman. But tragedy was averted by the heroism of Mr Patel who, unknown to any of us, turns out to have been Lahore Diving Champion 1834. Speaking of Champions, Miss Patel's humours have been restored by our very own equine version, who gave the good lady a kind of horsey nod and wink, with the implication, "I'll see ya alright, missus". Champion, as we now all realise from events of the last few days, is a Good Mate of the BOD of the Tyndrum Canal Company.

All is well in South Worcestershire.

It's only a placing. When I came on this morning and saw the big drop and an RNS flagged I feared it was going to say "Blah de Blah de Blah de Blah... We expect the first gold pour now to take place in the third quarter of 2027". You can tell I've been an SGZer for 10 years, LOL

Well, well, well, this explains the voracious grazing. Who'd have thought a lifetime of pulling barges would have allowed him to amass three million quid!

Reaction in the village to today's happenings has been mixed. Miss Wemyss suffered a fit of the vapours and has been weeping incontinently, "My harmonium! My harmonium!". Sir Jasper has been glowering darkly and muttering about having to cut back on the Venetian marble for the Hall's new wing. Champion, on the other hand, has escaped his paddock and has been grazing voraciously behind the boiler house. A dark horse, indeed. My own dear father, Mr Keeper, has been innocent of all this turbulence and has continued his self-allotted task of dredging the lock for Mr R's missing trade. Greetings to all from South Worcestershire (DG13 branch).

Well, well, Morar. I haven't been in a 'Yo-Yo' share for years. Steadily up or steadily down, yes, but not one of those shares which goes up and down, up and down all day long!

Well, we're all partying like there's no tomorrow here at the Dog & Duck (Tyndrum branch). Even Miss Wemyss is on her third port & lemon as we all await the sinking of the barge under the waves at 6.00pm on Friday. That Altnaharra, Queen of the Isles, has really come out of left field this time. Let's hope the grand opening of the canal doesn't come too early after all, otherwise we'll all be celebrating (before 6.00pm) with orange juice or lemon and lime.

At 13:14:52. She's got her eyes on that new harmonium!

What I do hope they resist are these ridiculous "one size fits all" regulations that can be so devastating to small business people. Like closing "non-essential shops". Oh yeah, people are partying the night away elbow to elbow, every night, at a dog-groomers out on the Isle of Lewis!

Well, that was an interesting little Master Class. 'How to lose Thirty Quid in Twenty-Three Minutes'.

Well done with your top-up, Morar. And well done with remembering about the 'Teutonic mindset'. Yep, it's haunted me throughout my less than stellar sharedealing "career". It's why I now have a paltry 48 SGZ shares in my investment account. I'd managed to systematically move all the rest of my SGZ into my ISA, but it left me 48 short of a round number and I'd used up all my ISA limit. So I bought 48 in the investment account. Bloody daft :)

Hello R, much pre-occupation in the village. My dear father, Mr Keeper, has returned from furlough in his keeping duties and has spent much time devising a suitable facial covering for Champion the Wonder Horse. There have been daily queues at Mr Patel's shop, with appropriate social distancing, as the villagers eagerly await the London papers with further exciting news of Miss Wemyss's shares in the Tyndrum Canal Company. As a major participant in this venture Sir Jasper has a spring in his heel. All is well in South Worcestershire.

Ha, ha. I woke up this morning thinking I'd dispose of my small holding in another stock and have a top-up of a handful more SGZ. And what has happened? The bloomin' price has gone up! I wait 10 years and they do this to me now! LOL

Then welcome UKI2.0, hope we have the pleasure of your company for the long-term. Because we're not all going to be millionaires by this time next year. As I - and more, particularly CP52, who is the most knowledgeable pi on the planet when it comes to the Scottish gold sector - have said more than once, this is either a day trader's wet dream or a very long-term hold. Most of those of us who call ourselves LTHs in SGZ have a pedigree going back at least 10 years.