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BBY LifeInPlastic
18 Nov 2014
Re: I don't care... thanks, so the actual total debt reduction will be far chunkier, I was puzzled
CRES TX2
18 Nov 2014
Haworth RTO Seems to make sense as it will give CRES control.Await further details.......
HLMA mutandis13
18 Nov 2014
Re: 35th year in a row increased divi 5%... Agree, this is a high quality company, just a pity that the market has consistently recognised it 
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AGTA drill8
18 Nov 2014
Re: Agrobusiness in Africa >>> Agriculture represents 24 percent of Mozambique’s economy <<<Nov 18, 2014 Mozambique’s agricultural sector represents 24 percent of the country’s GDP and 20 percent of its exports, said the permanent secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture, Daniel Clemente, according to daily newspaper Notícias.Clemente acknowledged that agriculture, practiced mostly by small family farms, still has some weaknesses, characterised by weak links with markets and reduced use of agricultural inputs and modern technology.He said, for example, only about 3 percent of some 3.9 million existing agri-livestock farms in Mozambique use fertilisers and 9 percent use improved maize seeds, the staple food crop in the country.“Agriculture in Mozambique is an important economic activity which provides a livelihood and food security to more than 80 percent of households,” said the permanent secretary, speaking at a meeting on rural agricultural statistics.The regional meeting on the implementation of the Plan of Action for the Global Strategy Action for Improving Agricultural and Rural Statistics in Africa brings together in Maputo representatives of 29 countries, including Mozambique, to assess progress, and address issues such as training on the use of newer methods and creating a strategic plan for agricultural and rural statistics. (macauhub/MZ)
EAH II Editor
18 Nov 2014
NEW ARTICLE: Red flags in risk reports "When a company includes a new risk in the principal risks and uncertainties section of its annual report, it may be time to reconsider the investment.One of many sections of annual reports too easily ignored by investors is the report on ..."[link]
Big volume, large delayed trade, great looking chart, gold up big above $1200. Looking like time to buy.
INFI kintra
18 Nov 2014
Re: why the rise all the published summaries still give the wrong yield. e.g. [link] Will this change once the share has gone ex dividend? Will that mean income investors will come pilling in? Interesting time ahead I hope.
MXO Stuartyboy999
18 Nov 2014
Gigi.. I partly agree with you, when a new RNS comes it will just get back to levels of few weeks ago, but being around 2.8 - 3 gives us a new base to go forward on. But what you've missed is that there is numerous key bullets to come through, not just one.. imo once one RNS is out then others will follow. If you heard the last interview, it was announced that news flow will come November and other key pieces of information will also filter through to help the sp.. Stefan is not on holiday!! We can only trust these guys in BOD that they are telling us the truth.. Personally, I think this sp atm will be old news soon. I do agree with you regarding news flow atm, A bit more respect to us share holders with an update NOW would be appreciated..
MTV fish lips
18 Nov 2014
Something is happening Well, volume is good and price moving upwards. So is the launch on its way?
AndytheMKDon: Andy be honest wouldnt you rather be popping down kingsmeadow like me on a Saturday. well not every saturday but when I can.
Stellar Resources Jumps on Welsh Gold Finds By KENNETH G. MONDERO PUBLISHED: 07 Feb 2013 @ 13:53 | Comments (3) | More info about Kenneth G. Mondero Share On Facebook Print AIM-quoted Stellar Resources plc (LSE:STG) nearly doubled its share price earlier today after the company revealed “very promising†assay results from its exploration program in the historic mining belt in Wales. © Image copyright dlbezaire © Image copyright dlbezaire In a statement, Stellar said the grab sampling programme done by Gold Mine of Wales (Operations) Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Victoria Gold Ltd controlled by Stellar for a 49.9% stake, recovered as high as 263 grams per tonne of gold. The announcement comes two days after the licence to explore the area was renewed for another year. Victoria Gold Ltd holds an exclusive option granted by the Crown Mineral agents on behalf of the Mines Royal in 2010, after acquiring an exploration licence a year before, encompassing 120 square kilometres in Gwynedd, North Wales. The area covers most of the famous Dolgellau gold belt, where the rare Welsh gold used by the British Royal Family for their jewellery, including the wedding rings of Prince William and Princess Catherine as well as that of the Prince’s parents, making it one of the world’s sought-after sources of the precious metal. Historically, an estimated 200,000 ounces of gold has been mined between 1862 and 1999 from the belt by two major mines Clogau and Gwynydd, according to Stellar’s records. The nine samples that yielded high-grade assay results were taken from the unmined sections of the Clogau mine and the company plans to continue drilling for further samples this year. “The mine has the potential to contain other high grade pockets of gold in areas that have yet to be tested,†Stellar’s Chairman of the Board, David Lenigas, said. He added that experts say significant quantities of gold are still contained within the acreage, a huge portion of which form part of the Snowdonia National Park. Should Stellar convert the option into a mining licence, its first investment since it changed its investing policy to become an investor in the natural resources sector, will be the first professional organization to systematically explore the gold bet, it said. At 1300 GMT, Stellar traded at 2.25 pence a share, or 34.3% higher than yesterday’s close after rising as much as 79% in early morning trading..
continuous buys@ yup all buys today just need to be patient its only going one way!
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