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Today I look at a bulletin board favourite Savannah Resources (SAV), a mining tiddler operating out of Oman and Mozambique. Investing in mining companies is as much fun as shooting yourself in the foot at the moment so is Savannah that special diamond in the rough or is this a case of SAVe yourself.
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rob
As a minor aside, as you mention Bushveld (BMN). BMN issued a RNS today of major share interest. it seems a private investor now owns 10% of the company with 38 million shares. He posts on LSE, and seems to have built this up mainly in the last year.
Not sure about SAV, most miners/explorers are pumped up on BBS, some far worse than SAV. BMN does seem an exception, one to watch.