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*only* looks to be 2% or so, but also just tipping over 13% down the last week

Interesting move, nonetheless could be inspired if it get's us to where we need to be a lot quicker

Positive steps on the gold front - hoping for decent grades at the remaining drills

Larger spreads are usually when the market doesn't quite know how to price it up. Either low volume, low float or uncertainty ... i.e. it could go one way or another - its unknown what's going to happen. When the spread tightens usually means the volume is starting to move again

Nice one thanks Beretta. Had had a quick look over the months, real exciting stuff to follow

On another note the 0 trades I mentioned last week look to have got printed yesterday - some big ones in there

Yes that tickle me, seeing that. In for a penny .. guess we'll see over time

Drifting back down to low-lows again today, sad to see

Think it might be time to call it a day on the board today... lots of posts removed and its descending again. Good luck to the holders, will be watching next week

A lot more 0's in the trade volume again today. Moving brokers or not - it seems to help the ticking up. Positive stuff!

Remaining positive, but the juice is starting to feel not worth the squeeze - not trying to push this one way or another or 'ramp' / 'deramp', are the assays being held back deliberately until after the consolidation? Or generally taking as long as this for a reason?

Never quite do get the animosity .. don't have to post here guys :)

Volume looks to have slowed a little .. can anyone see the L2 on what's available at this price

Certainly hasn't helped that ii seem to still not allowing buys - did anyone ever get a clear answer from them?

I know a friend is feeling only to sell once back +ive because of it

The benefit to here is the assay results will move it up positively - if they are good and viable. But the gold is only one project under the umbrella, many will have their feelings about copper & silver, hydrogen and coal projects, but to my understanding there's no debt either.

Time will tell us

Single big sell, small cap explorer and low volume ... its what it does .. doesn't mean any one thing in particular

I see 42.58M traded as of now ... big order might be filled over the course of the day depending on the price target/ quote

As with Coro it does seem like this was the M/O of Conrad, and thus far EME haven't bent the knee .. but if it goes tit-for-tat i worry about cash reserves (not for immediate fighting) to keep keep the lights on

There's a lot of fluffy bumpf in that marketing doc, and a lot of reference to JOA Partners needing the money and ability to jump in as requested to continue the project without delays, the implication is that if they don't .. it'll cause issues.

Whilst it doesn't say anything meaningful about what they can do in that scenario, I also don't see anything they can't do .. not that I'd expect to see the full blown contract there.

I still remain cautiously optimistic, but it doesn't answer anything for me in terms of legal stance in what Conrad have done being acceptable or not. If I'd asked repeatedly for money to continue our joint venture and received nothing, I know how I'd act when it was all said and done.

If eme release something saying they have the $700k or whatever was totalled with the interest its a different conversation.... again very little fro BoD creating confidence

This is where not knowing all the details is making it hard to judge. Like in real life when you miss payments or refuse to pay .. i.e. in cash calls here, perhaps there's something that allows them to do what they've done.

Although EME are fastidious that it was getting worked out. I guess my point is whatever is going on we aren't really privy to it and the flip side is any company doesn't want to make the wrong call but Conrad obviously feel they can do what they've done - both will have a solicitor or two to advise them

Still on the fence for a punt, but leaning on watching for a bit longer.

What I wrestle with though is if the deal isn’t vast enough to clear the accompanying linked debt, and the note holders take the hit. What is left for EME, where’s the value to prop up the SP. It would have to be a deal good enough to settle the linked credit, and then some - which is where the numbers aren’t making sense compared to Coro and Conrad deals, albeit they do have a sniff of rolled over to gain a longer term income than a windfall

Again I’m not trying to spin a narrative one way or another, just trying to work out the risk profile in my mind