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I was joking for gods sake!

bid is now 1.13. Keep ramping lads!

Yes, you'd hope the asset valuation both here and at EMH et al would eventually show-up in the KDNC price. As for the share buying of the directors, it was long overdue but wasn't exactly overwhelming was it? Still, it's a step in the right direction.

Erm? There's some way to go yet! Bampster...very good decision.

Have just seen this and had a heart attack! All of my shares marked down massively. As you say, idiots.

Although it's good to see the long term buy signal,to suggest this is currently overbought is to fail to understand the story. Charts for stocks like this are irrelevant.

Great bit of conspiracy theorizing! But the fact is, it may contain some truth.

seems our FD can't add up. Not really material in the scheme of things.

fuku, although there have been some buys and sales in larger quantities, from what I've experienced over the past week, 10k is the max market size.

fuku, effectively no more than a recap of the previous two announcements. Not sure why they released it, I guess it must be a Canadian listing requirement. A few tiny sells this morning and the price drops. Yet another demonstration of just how tight this market is. And yet again it makes me wonder who on earth would sell just now...unless they need a few bob for Xmas presents.

Yes, I've been umming and aahing for the past few weeks and decided a few pence one way or another wouldn't make much difference. Having said that, I'm still not at my target holding. And yes, the financing deal was what sealed it...as well as the acquisition of Lithium X, which I'm convinced is just an early move before many other Chinese buyers appear in the market.

Well, I've just bought another 25,000.

Let's hope this incentive plan doesn't, as so many do, lead to a short term decision which is not in the best interests of all shareholders. Our non-exces will need to do their jobs properly.

Merge the two interests? I hope not. They paid a full price for lithium X and it makes their investment in us look like good value. I'd be surprised if our guys knew about this latest move. If they had, they may have sought a higher valuation. In any event, what it does it get the ball rolling in terms of Chinese interest and what we need is FOMO to kick-in big time.

coopgare, the answer to your first question is none. I also share your view about being bought out...and have boringly been saying it for three years. But, as obs was arguing last week, the placing could well suggest that the strategy really has shifted towards production. Notwithstanding that, a very good offer would certainly tempt the iis into selling.

I've not really taken much notice of them. It's a punters fund and therefore of no real significance to our future. They'll come and go, I guess. A purchase of 135k has just gone through...and that most definitely isn't a pi using his trading platform...at least not today it isn't.

btw, I've been trying various dummy buys all day and the largest amount I could purchase at any one time has been 10k.

fuku, I think we're all at the stage of over-analysing this. Obs and Tomcat are having a really good discussion over on the sister board (and I really do appreciate it, obs), but I'm not sure it gets us any further. Just to add to the paranoia, I had a nightmare last night in which, bearing in mind the small number of shares held by individuals, Secker, with the connivence of of the iis and Hanwa, decided to take this private at some ridiculously low price. My dream took me from seeking redress in the courts to physical violence.

Yes, it's an interesting dynamic, isn't it? Hanwa have thus far got the better deal, in terms of issue price and off-take quantities. The Japanese and Chinese are not well-known for working together and their interests are often in direct conflict. So, who does PS love the most?

Post-placing there will be 165,953,507 shares in issue. The holdings will be: Next View 19.89% Hanwa 7.48% M&G 8.80% D&A 3.21% Igneous 6.37% BR 7.97% Capital 5.2% KDNC 7.448% COE 6.56% This does not include directors. The total held in 'sticky' hands is 72.93% In any market, AIM or otherwise, this is a very tight free-float. One thing's for sure; shorting will be impossible...even if someone was mad enough to give it a go.