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Originally posted by Whisky49: ↑

SP goes from .032 to .044 within 6 days and with no announcements …and drops back w announcement is made and you reckon no-one has leaked any information?
Apart from you having zero evidence of a leak you also have zero evidence of where a leak may have come from had there had been one, there are many intependant parties involved in most aspects of a companies activities that rely on confidentiality clauses...what could possibly go from wrong..

iIMO it's unlikely in the extreme that drill results that are years away from having any material effect on revenue would push the shareprice from 32-44c in a few days.
JB gave an interview last week that was generally well recieved that touched on good drill results expected, many around here considered the shareprice undervalued and many around here attributed the rise to that comination, this week its been attributed to a leak...welcome to traders chatsites where assumptions are considered facts and rational though is hard to find.

What we do know is a few days ago we were 3.2c and are now 30% higher at 4.1c , whats the issue, shares don't go in a straight line.

If you can prove a leak then do it but otherwise your just floundering around finding any excuse to blame others for your own situation with a unsubstantiated conspiracy, perhaps it's you who needs to get real, we are dealing with a voltile sector and have a shareprice that can move in large %'s very quickly for any number of reasons.

Cheers Whisky

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How did CXO turn out for you … funny how you always jumped to BOD’s defence over there as well … then all of a sudden you disappeared

Originally posted by Whisky49: ↑

SP goes from .032 to .044 within 6 days and with no announcements …and drops back w announcement is made and you reckon no-one has leaked any information?
Apart from you having zero evidence of a leak you also have zero evidence of where a leak may have come from had there had been one, there are many intependant parties involved in most aspects of a companies activities that rely on confidentiality clauses...what could possibly go from wrong..

iIMO it's unlikely in the extreme that drill results that are years away from having any material effect on revenue would push the shareprice from 32-44c in a few days.
JB gave an interview last week that was generally well recieved that touched on good drill results expected, many around here considered the shareprice undervalued and many around here attributed the rise to that comination, this week its been attributed to a leak...welcome to traders chatsites where assumptions are considered facts and rational though is hard to find.

What we do know is a few days ago we were 3.2c and are now 30% higher at 4.1c , whats the issue, shares don't go in a straight line.

If you can prove a leak then do it but otherwise your just floundering around finding any excuse to blame others for your own situation with a unsubstantiated conspiracy, perhaps it's you who needs to get real, we are dealing with a voltile sector and have a shareprice that can move in large %'s very quickly for any number of reasons.

Cheers Whisky

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