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While it may be acknowledged that in the recent past the technical position of the Obtala Resources (OBT) share price could be described as nothing more exceptional than a slow burn recovery, the position now at the beginning of November does appear to be more encouraging for the shares than it has in quite some time.
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wildrides
Trouble is their strategy is all over the place ………. if they could just focus on one thing for five minutes it might help . Once upon a time it was all about the cannery to add value ………. now they are pulling out of the cannery to focus on fresh once more. Lets not even mention selling the crown jewels ie the timber business , if it goes ahead . It just needs someone with a steady vision at the helm .