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Thanks Whitelight!

Yes the anticipated 30% surge in share price and "closer to $1.20 are well on the way now.

While not being into "TA" do notice that apart from a past one day spike Anvil TSX share price at $9.00 is only 30 cents from the real all time high.
A level of resistane from which it bounced back two times.

This time it is likely to break through into new territory.

Just needing institutional/broker report - which is likely to come once they have "loaded up".

Then again they may keep loading up quietly until the next drilling exploration results are announced.
Then push the ON button to see how high they can push the share price when balancing of their portfolio (selling some) will take place.

The Congo Elections appear to be taking shape in a reasonably controlled manner.---------


"Congo-Kinshasa: UN Envoy Reminds Voters to Pay Attention to Results of Parliamentary Polls


UN News Service (New York)

August 10, 2006
Posted to the web August 10, 2006


The senior United Nations official in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) today called on the Congolese to focus on the results of the recent parliamentary polls there as much as they are on the election to be president of the vast and impoverished African country.

William Lacy Swing, the Secretary-General's Special Representative for the DRC, told a press conference in Kinshasa that it was premature to talk about the results of the presidential race, where less than 5 per cent of the total votes have been formally counted so far by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC).

Mr. Swing reminded voters that the National Assembly - there were more than 9,600 candidates contesting 500 seats in the historic polls on 30 July - will have the responsibility of approving the president's choice of prime minister and voting on the annual budget.

He also reiterated his earlier plea to the Congolese media to not publish speculative reports about the presidential polls as he said that could exacerbate social tensions.

The UN Organization Mission in the DRC, known as MONUC, announced today that the official results are still expected to be released on 20 August. A run-off race between the two leading presidential candidates will be held in October if no candidate wins more than 50 per cent of the vote.

The elections, the largest ever supported by the UN, were the first free and fair polls in the DRC in at least 45 years. Turnout was high across the country, and voting took place in relative calm, with the exception of the Kasai region, where there were some incidents, such as the burning of electoral stations and kits."