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Amara Mining (AMA) has announced further results from the 2014 drilling programme at its Yaoure gold project in Côte d'Ivoire which “continues to confirm high grade mineralisation throughout the deposit”. This is the ONLY gold stock we are now tipping on our premium Nifty Fifty website.
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Hutch
Happy to hear that and the upside even post future dilution looks very good, if Allenby’s numbers are correct. Nice to have some gold exposure even though I’ve realised junior gold miners get seriously buffeted in stock market fluctuations.
wildrides
You said fastjet was too risky due to Ebola when FJET operates only on the South east of the African continent .
“Reasons to be cheerful , Part 1 “
This share is operating on the west, right in the thick of Ebola . Way to risky . If they have to pull out for a while corporate costs and directors wages will still be piling up . Wait till Ebola cases are starting to decline . The epidemic is in the expotential growth phase at present . Due to pass peak in January if there is anyone left alive by then .
turbograndad
wildrides
Had this one as a LTW, on my list, will continue with that until ebola, and stocks in general pan out, how long who knows.