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whatsitworth--well said that man.
Thinking exactly along the same lines,directors bonus,consultancy fees and the usual .
Very easy to manipulate.

Yes we know that.

Interesting post from CF73.
Is this man financially naive- yes Prem may have access to plant and machinery however Prem will not get this for free.
Prem will still have to pay MH for services provided.
As for revenue stream--we are entitled to a dividend ,nothing more,nothing less.
No profit--no income.

One down--rather disappointed.
Bring on the next.

chippy--there was never any intention of MH repaying the "loan"
The cartel is manoeuvring company assets for the benefit of the cartel.
Shareholders are being [again] taken as mugs.
The rampers only see what they want to see.

RHA not yet in production.
This has closed a source of revenue for Prem.
Can only see management fee as source of revenue.
CEO will ,imo, use Circum money to fund enterprise--no dividend.

Five Candles--perhaps you would be so kind --what news you are expecting .
Thank you

Snowking--Whereas I applaud your bountiful enthusiasm i do feel for your BB credibility.
If you could put some meat on the bone things maybe a little different,at present you are coming across as an apprentice to the Twitter runner CF73.
Of course,one day you will be right.

Jeremiah99--agree 100%
Whereas I am pleased with the application for EPO the real prize for Prem will be the DFS.
Size is good --viability is everything.

Someone dumping in 10K tranches.

Well--despite all the hype,the promises,the chats with CEO the accumulation by LTH's---nothing happened.
Rinse & repeat please.
The B S moves to December.

On news:

Not Santa--more Easter Bunny.

Good post Ted.
I am sure it gives a lot of reassurance to many.
Disagree on one or two points however still good work on your part and appreciated.

Mal--your friends who own a few shares.

There are over 11 BILLION shares--owning a few hundred million is like owning a Mini.

2857mal-- I am happy with my Prem holding,the source of my funds and my thoughts about the hazards of business in Zimbabwe.
Not twisted,not bitter--actually looking forward to the transformation of Prem.
Nothing I say here effects the sp--nothing I report is made up.
Take this from the CEO;

There remains a material uncertainty about the potential impact that the new RTGS policy will have on the financial statements as at the date of this report and on the actual effect to the Group operations within Zimbabwe.

Gosh--is that the boss being negative.

2857mal of course you have comms with serious holders.
Best keep talking to them rather than concerning yourself with my investment.
As regard negative sentiment-- it is all about assessing the risk V reward--opting to take only one view[ramping] displays ,imo, a very amateurish approach to investing particularly on AIMS.
Certain acts from the Chinese can upset the market as it has done recently with the price for lithium,the global war regarding control of REE is real,political unrest can darken foreign investment.
Why not discuss these issues, does the truth hurt why are you so afraid of negativity---it is reality.
Anyway--if you wish to continue in lah lah land just press the filter button.
The SP will go up or down at the same rate for ALL investors.

Your wrong mal--haven't sold any.

“I can confirm to you today that big political changes in our country are brewing in the background,” the defence sources said “The vice president has been tasked by China to remove the incumbent from power, because he now constitutes a threat to their economic and political interests in Zimbabwe, through his new but unwritten ‘Look West Policy’. Beijing wants the VP to either resign the current leader using military pressure or go the parliamentary and more democratic path of impeachment, which already has the full backing of Nelson Chamisa’s MDC Alliance. Remember one of their deputies Tendai Biti, has been calling for the president’s impeachment and they have the numbers if they combine with disgruntled Zanu PF legislators to force the president out.”

Writing on his twitter handle early this month, Biti said Mnangagwa and his government have become a threat to Zimbabwe’s sovereignty.

“The currency confusion, power shortages, inflation, the doctors’ strike and massive corruption have proven beyond doubt that Emmerson Mnangagwa has failed. He must step down or constitutional process must remove him,” said Biti.

What is a genuine investor?

No--I think it is posters who are sick to death of CF73 and his merry gang intimating that they have some inside knowledge about the delivery of EPO and other news.
This has occurred every week since the chappie said that EPO had been granted to Prem.
All this pillow talk is utter nonsense,twitter is the source of a lot of the misinformation,the usual names ramping away pretending they have a hot line to CEO.
Let's see the news first before you all go singing across the meadows.