on the wires, page-5

re: some facts on the situation Another example of "Henny Pennies" running around squarking "THE SKY IS FALLING IN!"

It was obvious at the start (to me anyhow so no slagging please) that this was another minor squirmish.
Minor as opposed to well armed large numbers of rebels running amock.

One feature of Congo politics seems to be that disaffected minority groups present a show of force followed by negotiations.
Gongo Government appears to take an accommodating stance.
Tis not an unreasonable situation considering past history.
Solving problems and not exasperating them.
(A lesson for George Bush?)

A very positive sign is that Anvil security was able to negotiate with the rebels. One should extrapolate positive inferences from this engagement!

So panicking "Henny Pennies" have dropped over two million shares to the hands of institutions - swallowing the offerings unable to believe their luck no doubt.

Imagine how the Hennies feel who sold out below 40 cents!
Imagine how those who bought below 45 cents are feeling.

So what now?

Disruption will be speedily sorted out.
Anvil mining will be full-stead ahead by the end of next week.
Share price will nudge towards 60 cents within two weeks.
More all time highs will be achieved within a month.
The setting of Anvil infrastructure at Dikulushi will be one modum more secure once the present unrest is sorted out.

And sure Soverign risk factor will probably result in conservative valuation of Anvil.
But what's new?

This trouble will fade into insignificance.

Just as the last outbreak of unrest has.
Remember that one????
Remember???

This is how I see it anyhow.

Cheers,

NT