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My response to herb... I couldn't tell whether you were asking a genuine question, or if you were pointing out that the question I asked sage was difficult to answer by asking a similar thing... So got on the front foot first... Perhaps wrongly... Sorry if I did...

Perhaps I should start again, as I am coming across a little confrontational I think... Sorry about that. My question to sage is what exactly is the 20/24m about - just a show of support, and a random figure, or is that your expectations? I was just trying to bind it with an sp. My response to herb... I couldn't tell whether you were asking a genuine question, or if he was pointing out that the question I asked you was difficult to answer by asking a similar thing... So got on the front foot first... Perhaps wrongly... Sorry if I did...

Hi sage, what are the ??? referring to? My post to you or the one to Herb..?

I'm not trying to trip anyone up, I wouldn't ask anyone what they thought the share price/volume would be the day after Bon Fire night 2034, but if there is a figure posted I'm interested in knowing if I have understood the logic to get to that figure... After all, it could be just another hyper exaggeration or p!$$ take as per FJPs post at 09:56.

Today 09:50 - "20/40 million shares traded" are you putting this as a 40p+ share then (just going on RBS volume today)?

Thanks for your posts. Herb, ha ha. I think you may be sitting on the fence a bit. :-)

Let me clarify the reason for my question as it is linked to the reducing risk debate... I have a number of shares, and stick to a similar sentiment of ~20% max, but I also don't like having to much of my investments in the same market sector. I currently have no mining companies, and have decided to put some profits in either here of PDF. The reason for my question is PDF is a bit of a risk, but here looks like it could just tie up the funds indefinitely.... I’m trying to make a decision between the two – Higher risk, but shorter return period, or lower risk longer return period.

I see the reasons for optimism, and the calculated value of ~9p as a good reason in its self, but in all these 'ifs and buts' is there anything tangible to indicate a positive move [eventually] in this share which I have missed? i.e. something out of the company? If you don't get 34p on you buy order will more be going in here :-)

You've been posting on this board a while... Make sure you consider tipperdave/oilbarron/NKOTB's comments before making a decision either way... Obviously FJP and A-Trader are the ying to the yang... or visa versa...

I think he said that the charts showed that we hadn't reached the bottom of the market, and this is just a bear rally with a large cross market drop in May before the recovery begins (sorry CT7 for bastardising/paraphrasing what you actually posted, but I think (off the top of my head) that was the gist. I'm sure NKOTB will clarify if I'm mistaken). Worth considering at any rate...

At what price did you get in? If you don't mind me asking? Just considering if I have missed the boat, or if there is still ground to make... Thanks

for your opinion. Very much appreciated :-)

Sorry about that, got distracted reading up on tw. Looking at the info. it looks a nice share to be in, but I was interested in your thought on how this share should be held. We we see a rapid rise like WHY small ups and downs like.. CFM or do you this this is a stick the certificate in a safe and open next year jobby? Thanks :-)

Are you still here for me to pick your thoughts?

I didn't take heed of OBs tip and missed the boat on this one. Watching to see how far they drop back and will make any decision then one whether they are worth any money. Locked in on other shares at the mo anyway...

Both just joined us today. Welcome... Alter-egos of the same person?

... if this can hold above 24p at close today. Would be a positive step imo.

The RI has been and gone, and is already factored into the share price (please see previous posts on this board, you don't have to go far back for info.) The shares after RI were valued at 19p, so didn't drop to the suggested 10p. IMO this share will regain a lot of its previous value, but it will probably be behind the drag curve as property/commercial letting is likely to take longer to recover...

Come on... let the cat out... Ha ha, I've just read the last 4000 pages looking at your clues, and still non-the-wiser... :-)

Probably the MMs lining their pockets before they give it a little push, so are keeping the SP down before selling them back to us later... There have been a lot of big 'after hours' sells going through the last couple of days, when they are balancing their books at the end of the day, so it is a little hard to tell what is appening at the moment.