Hey how about a sign off on same day Gold makes new new high,
JEEEEZ
Only cosmonauts docking onto the space station could equal that synchronicity !!! |
A lot of buying. Positive signs. Has the 2nd bank signed. RNS TMRW MORNING PERHAPS |
Bring your knees in tight? |
its a step to the left.... |
"lets do the time warp again" |
Estseon - to be fair on HAA it’s a well known phenomenon known as “Africa time” |
Not knicker wetting - just frustration. It took less time to dig the Channel Tunnel. Some of you may have heard the phrase 'time dilation'. There are officially two factors that slow time: gravity and speed. However, Harry appears to have contrived to create a time warp that no physicist has yet proposed: the Kefi time warp in which speed is near zero, gravity is illusory but time stops still. |
The Smiths |
Estimate MM's taken on some 44M shares in past week, Sp holds until they get shot of the lot, then a realistic price of 0.03p more realistic. |
Name one family that has agreed to move? |
Yawn thanks for permission to post. |
Rob, ref all you like, fact is residents are not moving until decent dosh paid their way.
Wollaga rules, compo insufficient, conflict Oromia expected to influence. |
Over eats imo |
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"I have a dream that one day Kefi (KEFI) will be taken over. Not so much as this will enrich me personally, in a modest way, but because I will no longer be swamped by emails from folks wetting their knickers at the slightest provocation. Today comes this gem:.." |
Yeah I remember "closes and hits" 3 years ago that's what I mean about him. |
Pending approvals from private investors and a consortium of African banks, Adams says construction at Tulu Kapi, about 360 km from Addis Ababa, will ramp up quickly once the cash flows.
“In principle, we’ve broken the back of the financing,” he said last month during the Gold Forum Americas in Colorado Springs. “We expect to close in the next two months completely.” |
I see Gold is $15 off the high 2 weeks ago,
them ducks cmiu |
So many have been rage-investing in this emotional rollercoaster for years. At this point, their therapists get paid in stock options. But hey, if they're all in the same sinking ship, at least you're going down with some class—and matching life vests! Ride this wave of frustration, hold the smarmy comments, and hope the universe takes the Kefi'ites to the ‘Top of the Pops’ instead of ‘Rock Bottom Revisited.’
ps hope that's not too smarmy |
We've all been there at some stage & got the T-shirt somwhere Douglas. The aim isn't easy.'Tis important to keep folk aware though especially newbies. I sincerely wish you every success. Let's see... |
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