About time there was some sort of turn around. The portfolio made up last week's losses and climbed £6,131 to close the deficit between cost and value to £3,377 and bring the portfolio value back up to £84,000.
Worst performer was last week's Share of the Week PAF:Pan African Resources, dropping a whopping 14% despite gold still doing quite well.
KIBO:Kibo Energy plunged 5% but it could have been much worse given TANESCO have obliterated the tenders and all this bollocks about "great relations with the Tanzanian government" is being revealed as hollow lies.
Only those two big fallers this week. Everything else good news. RED:RedT Energy and SAE:Simec Atlantis Energy both rose by 5% but have a hell of a way to go to get back to profit.
IQE:IQE went up by 9% and CAML:Central Asia Metals by 10% which was great given these are some of my biggest holdings. TAP:Taptica also climbed 10% in the trading account and is back in profit.
Share of the Week is OPTI:Optibiotix, and thank goodness. The 12% climb was responsible for most of this week's claw-back of the deficit.
OK - out of time to complete this, and off to Vietnam for 3 weeks in the morning, so I'll have to finish the snapshots when I get back and do a massive catch up. Fingers crossed when I next update I'll have my £8K pension transfer and OPTI:Optibiotix will have announced something amazing.
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