Junior miners to watch in Africa, page-24

You may all be right, but compared with when the SP went up to 90c on a Glencore rumour, I can't see the SP getting anywhere near that level in the short term because of the dilution caused by Boyle's CR's at ridiculously low levels when as I have said before we should have and could have raised a considerable amount more when it was in the 40c and 50c levels. That's when the real damage was done.
In the UK we were anxious to buy more stock at those levels but we weren't offered the chance.
There are just too many shares in circulation, allowing the shorts to play the market which is what is happening at the moment.
I am also concerned that the Chinese won't let the share price go too high before they decide they want to buy the company.
What might be a multi bagger for some (many s/h in the top 20) will be a loss for a lot of mums and dads who bought into the story when it was over 50c, but unfortunately they don't have the clout to stop it happening.

I hope I am wrong but I can see a lot of shareholders baling out on a small profit rather than risk going through a repeat of the last 18 months.
All in my opinion