UK 23:31 Friday, 23 October 2026
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It is suggested that Susie Geliher, a fragrant PR bird at St Brides may have been a tad indiscreet in her communications about her client Goldplat (GDP) which reports on Monday - see HERE. Having chatted to her last night, I think she was a little naughty and may have inadvertently breached an AIM rule but she is not an insider dealer as has been suggested and is NOT the real villain of the peace. Let me explain.
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Comments
Drunken Sailor
Spank her bottom until it goes purple, or until you get the answers on AFPO.
Would you be quite so forgiving if it was a PR himbo?
Tom Winnifrith
DS
I would be just as forgiving but would not be offering to assist FCA in administering suggested punishment
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Juicin Drumroll
Picture required. Of her boat, not her Harris, just to be clear.
Tim
I noticed the currently suspended ASX Landeau BMZ Black Mountain Resources made a February ASX news release about moving from silver into potash. The company involved is called African Potash, it has interests in Uganda, so maybe completely unrelated to African Potash (AFPO).