fatso wrote:
>
>>
> podaje ciekawym obserwatorom: GAL dzisiaj spadal a ja dokupilem zloto
> w ziemi.
> Ostatni handeles na LSE jest moj(K20 GAL w ostatniej minucie po 5.75p.).
> W sumie mam juz moja max pozycje 200K, nieco powyzej 6p srednia.
> To jest 1 promil kopalni zlota! (liczba calkowita akcji 190 Mil)
> Tak wiec nie wiadomo czy jestem Ksiaze czy Zebrak, to sie moze okazac
> po tym
> jak poszla prezentacja dla City Gornictwa swiatowego dzisiaj( wegiel
> tez ale Bogdanki tam nie ma, szkoda).
>
> fatso
najnowsze wiesci sa chyba dobre. Jutro w gore!
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fatso

September 17, 2009


Another Packed Out Minesite Forum Gives Clear Indication That
The Market For Junior Miners In London Has Recovered Its Poise


By Alastair Ford


"Next time", said Colin Bird of Jubilee Platinum
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html>,
"you'll have to hire the Albert Hall". Yes, as the City
re-awoke from the supposed slumbers of summer, and got to
thinking again of the seasonal autumn business of making more
money, they came in droves to our 61st Minesite forum, packing
out Armourers' Hall, squeezing in at the back, and spilling
out into the hallway. For a moment or two, they were even
turning latecomers away downstairs. But given that serial
mining entrepreneur Willie McLucas - a man whose rosy physique
suggests that in all probability he's past the first flush of
youth - managed to slip through this supposed security cordon,
enforcement can't have been that strict.

Roland Phelps from Galantas Gold
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ml>kicked off the
proceedings, outlining how, in spite of some heavy capital constraints,
Galantas is hopeful of moving towards a resource base of over a million
ounces. That sort of resource in the ground sure would act as a nice
support to the company's production in Ireland, which is currently
fairly small, but which, suggests Roland, might grow fairly rapidly,
given a fair wind. Certainly, it's a nice time to be around in gold, as
more than one of our speakers suggested. In that context, Roland fielded
more than one question regarding Galantas's jewellery range of branded
Irish gold. The jewellery market isn't that great at the moment, though,
he said, precisely because prices are so high, and people are still
suffering from the fall-out of the credit crunch. However, Galantas's
products, which sell over the internet, are ideally targeted at an Irish
American market that Roland estimated to comprise tens of millions of
people.