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21:32 30/11/2015

Sorry: 1st wishing should be knowing.

21:31 30/11/2015

Stop giving traderman123 a hard time. His posts have been more informative than many of the optimistic diarrhoea that others have trotted out. So far his forecasts have been a lot more spot on. Since I have a 100k invested in this company, I have no pleasure in stating this and I suspect much of the acidic replies his posts receive are simply due to investors wishing he had called it right so far, but wishing he had called it wrong.

21:27 30/11/2015

Stop giving traderman123 a hard time. His contributions have been informative and a welcome relief from the optimistic diarrhe

23:51 02/02/2015

Had a trading update on 6th. Feb 2014. Any likelihood of one soon? Anyone read this discussion board?

21:34 11/01/2015

And the source of these rumors nannygoat - please don't be sheepish!

15:31 06/01/2015

Cornishknocker: thanks for that reassurance.

13:37 06/01/2015

I have a big investment in DCP and believe they handled the recent strike with great skill and the management team showed again they are on the ball. I am still concerned that the strikers may be back nearer the time of production. however, my bigger immediate concern is the looming energy crisis in SA. already J'Burg is in a state of rolling outages. Anybody got views on this or know of any reason why my concerns are without purpose?

09:49 17/11/2014

I can tell you now- they won't to back to work in 2014. AMCU have deep pockets and will have a lot of popular local support against a foreign owned mainly white managed company. I've got 35k invested here, so it gives me no great pleasure to prophecy this. GLA.

21:51 30/10/2014

RE: hmm: don't bet on the SA Government stepping in. The unions in SA today are a bit like the unions were here in the 1970s, PLUS there is an added ingredient where it is almost entirely blacks on strike against mainly white- owned companies. Zumba and his cronies are quite happy to sit back for now and let the unrest fester. With the loss of Mandela, a vital part of the glue holding the country together has sadly gone and there are whispers of a Zimbabwe like scenario further along the line. Don't get me wrong, I think it is potentially a great company and the management have so far done a great job. All I say is let's not discard the fact that industrial unrest is the biggest cloud hanging over this company and the management team have to tread a very canny line. IMHO.

21:40 30/10/2014

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