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Surely there's not much here to push beyond where we've already risen to? It's hard to get particularly excited about 16 and 17 in the context of what we already know, and although 18 is very good it's more confirmatory than game-changing. So decent news, but mostly just confirming what was already expected.

There's a decent chance that "disappointing" PEP016 results cause a fairly significant retrace. In that I agree with Johnstoneo. However the underlying prospects appear appealing enough that I'd see that as a buying opportunity rather than a cause for panic. When the last raise took place I suspected we'd be able to buy back at 6.5 or lower, and I'm still hoping that's the case.

It's where we are in 6-12 months that matters tbh, and there's a reasonable chance that that will be much higher than where we are today. I wouldn't bet my house on it but it's worth a reasonably meaty speculative punt, to me, which I why I bought some back in November. Should've been a bit more aggressive then, with hindsight, but hey ho.

At the risk of being shouted at for not being a "true believer" - it does seem very unlikely that PEP016 results aren't back yet. it's Jan 10th FFS, not Boxing Day.

It's not massively surprising that comms in general have slowed down. The required cash has, for now, been raised. Drill results RNSs will obviously continue as they come in but there's less need to go Twitter-crazy.

That's not a dig at Brad and co at all by the way - it's just very clear that the fire would be stoked when a raise is due. For which we should be glad, as it reduces the proportionate dilution.

Reminds me of the old "TWO MAJORS!!!!!" days.

How did that pan out.

It's fairly easy to know what will happen with OMI. Basically, just the opposite of whatever napthman1 says.

Agreed, they certainly shouldn't be sitting on poor drill results, just to package up with potential forthcoming good news. And I honestly don't think it's likely. But this is AIM, it's never possible to be absolutely certain.

Either way I don't think it matters much in the medium term. The odd poorer drill result is par for the course in exploring any new resource - that's how you find out what you've got. And if it gives another cheap(er) entry, maybe I'll over-expose myself!

Of course if and when good results do come in (which is still likely) they'll all be crowing "we told you so" and "it was obvious". Lol.

I certainly hope they're high-grade, but there's at least a little room for doubt now with this longer-than-expected delay.

Well, the first indicative quote I saw this morning was 6.8, from HL. But I couldn't get an actual quote for a buy of any size.

Nobody *really* believe that stuff surely......

How completely unreasonable not to be able to top up at 6.6p! Ah well :)

Finally got a buy quote: £5k at 8.487. Passed.

In a very slight defence of Mr Briggs, the history of AIM pump-and-raises is long and undignified. I don't particularly blame him for being cynical. In general on AIM it's much more sensible to think like Briggs than napthman1. But this one is different enough, for me. I've been convinced this would eventually be a big deal since before the MMA days.

HL buy is now 8p, but still can't get any.

Quoted 6.8 buy on bell but couldn't get any. Now showing 7.5 to buy.

The opening auction started 10 minutes ago.

It takes a day or two to arrange a placing. The price was still 7.5-8 yesterday morning. 6p is exactly where you'd expect the placing.

Listening to the morons who pop up with their rocket emojis is never smart!

Me, I'm delighted. I'll get to top up at a nice discount. This will still do very nicely from here.

Yeah, it's definitely improving, and hopefully will go from strength to strength. But London still accounts for more than thirty times as much volume, so it might not be too realistic to expect the Toronto tail to wag the London dog - unless, of course, news comes out when Toronto is open and London is closed.

Daily volumes in Canada are about the price of a second hand car. I wouldn't pay too much attention.