Thats fantastic money management , i'm @ the conclusion he is risking only 1% of his capital. Well done lol
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Now I'm getting the other leg pulled. The waterways in Venice seem a long way off
At the current rate of erosion we should be back at 1.2 in a couple of days. Intend having a bit of a scout around at this area in March - ear to the ground so to speak. Will keep you posted.
Having been bitten on the bum a few times, ALF,PGW and RNS all spring to mind and having a tendency for doing the wrong thing at the wrong time then perhaps you will excuse me if I sound a little perverse. Trying to apply reverse psychology - convince myself they will go down and the reverse will happen.
Actually I'm just as much in the dark about NTL as anyone - bit like being down a mine i suspect. Just thought I'd throw a few roubles at it. Will probably sell at $1.50
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Gold rush: Africa - new episodes begin 2014
.......yawn. Gosh whats that pink thing flying past my window??
Now there's 2 projects to suck more cash from the gullible. Same old same old. Hasnt anyone told them the CONGO is one of the most politically unstable pieces of dirt on the planet and besides most of the gold (if any) will be carried out in lunch boxes!!
Sorry to keep you up old bean. Having bought in at 1.2 the next logical step is to sell half at 2.4 if it gets there. That way I get my money back and NTL can do what it likes after that. Its all hugely speculative. The pink thing is probably african nuisance and there is a lot of leg pulling going on here one way or another. :D
All this is a bit hairy as far as I can see. Having the development of the Waihi mine without further shareholder input sitting on the back of a mine in an area known for its corruption, propensity for civil and tribal wars, religious agitation, armed uprisings not to mention disease, general malaise and poverty is drawing a rather long bow so to speak. Any funnelling going on would likely be into the back pockets of officialdom unless they have had a change of heart and are now all Miss Goody Two Shoes about it. However there is always potential and it may just be a (miner) problem- just hope it all (pans) out.:ohmy:
This one just for you moosie. If its good enough for the likes of these guys......
Predominant Canadian corporate presence. In mid-2012, the business database Datamonitor 360 (formerly MarketLine Business Information Centre) identified twenty-five international mining companies as being active in the D.R. Congo, including a plurality of nine Canadian-domiciled mining companies (African Metals Corporation, Africo Resources, Banro Corp., Delrand Resources - formerly BRC DiamondCore Ltd., El Niņo Ventures Inc., First Quantum Minerals, Lundin Mining Corp., as well as Anvil Mining, misidentified as Australian, andKatanga Mining, misidentified as British); by comparison, five were registered in Australia (BHP Billiton, Erongo Energy, Green Machine Development Corporation, Mawson West Ltd.,Tiger Resources), three from South Africa (African Rainbow Minerals, AngloGold Ashanti, Chrometco Ltd.), three in the United Kingdom (Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation, Mwana Africa, Randgold Resources), and one each from China (CIC Mining Resources Ltd., with Japanese Eco Energy Group's African subsidiary, Eco Project Company Ltd.), India (Jindal Steel & Power), Malaysia (Malaysia Smelting Corporation Berhad), Morocco (Managem SA) and the United States (Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold).[7] In 2011, the Congolese operations of two major companies, AngloGold Ashanti,[8][9] and BHP Billiton[10] were only in the exploration phase, whereas Canada had four companies undertaking large-scale commercial extraction for several years or more: Anvil Mining,[11] First Quantum Minerals,[12] Katanga Mining[13] and Lundin Mining.[14]