re cash flow, page-20

Megan,

With all due respect, I will put my two bob's worth in as well.

It is not very often that we have an MD available to answer our question on an onging basis (To it's limitations, and permissible by the regulators though), especially on a forum, so don't try and spoil what we have available free of charge.

As for the sp, I can openly say that I have started investing in PLV when the sp was higher than what it is at present. But, am I worried..???? Not one little bit. Am I loosing sleep over it...??? Not one little bit. Would I like the sp to be 2 or 3 times what it is now..??? Of course I would.

But,being a long term investor, these short term fluctuations doesn't bother me very much, because the end result is what will count. And that will be the time that I will be starting to count my chickens.

Until then, all it is, is that the shift in the sp will only confirm that all we have on hand are either paper gains or paper losses. Nothing more, nothing less.

And there is a very good reason that I based my comments upon in what I wrote. And that is, that IMHO, we have a mineral resource there. And to top it all off, that resource is in the form of Iron Ore. As such, it is a commodity in great demand by the likes of China, and India. So all I can see is, that something at one stage or the other will turn out for the best for me, and for many others who stuck it out.

On the other hand, I can understand your frustration if you were to be a trader.
But traders also likes to get in and out of a stock as much and as quickly as possible, and when something happen that doesn't go their ways, it is never their own faults but the Management for not pushing the sp up to their expectations.

So, Good luck, take a breather, and leave well alone. And don't forget to do DYOR.

Buddy