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Not a chart expert by any stretch but investing.com app shows the following

Resistance 1 - 0.0196

R2 - 0.0200

R3 - 0.0208

The stock did not sell off aggressively on the next open. Very likely a buy

Angle*

Thanks Angel. I’ve now reported it

Also not connected to Prem, but does anybody else have issues recommending posts on here?

0.0235

0.0200 +25% 🤞🏻

0.0245

0.029

It’s actually quite a feat. Jaglith managed 182 negative posts last month alone, all recycling the same tired script of "bankruptcy, dinners, flights, George and corruption." We’ve heard the "April bankruptcy" drumbeat for over a year now, yet here we are in mid-April 2026, and the company is standing on the literal verge of production

Thankfully, I filtered Jag many months ago, thanks to the abysmal LSE admins - so I don’t have to subject myself to the daily nonsense. It’s only when someone mentions the sheer volume of his posting that you realize how much energy is being spent betting against the inevitable

One has to wonder what this poor lost soul will do for a hobby once the first spodumene flows and the share price leaves these levels behind forever. To be so committed to a bearish narrative that you potentially miss a 10x or 100x re-rating is a tough way to play the market

The floatation plant is real, production is coming, and the noise is just noise

GLA (except the trolls)

Come on guys put your prediction as this will close at 7 am tomorrow.

Hasiba…0.025

Redandy..0.016

Jaglith..0.008

Nelly B 0.0185

AlertRNS 0.027

+40%

02-Apr-26 16:30:16

0.0133 100,000,000

Unknown* 13.30k

Romanby,

Strange bunch of characters for sure. Since this morning I counted 23 green boxes. Mind boggling

I guess the strange characters have been very busy today talking to themselves and amongst themselves about pipes, colours of wires, flights, dinners, bankruptcy, George, 50% discount placings, and who knows what else!

With tungsten prices as they are it would be criminal not to get RHA back online. At current prices it could potentially generate more income than Zulu. (Not forgetting that we are a 49% shareholder & that we are still owed $6 million I believe)

Back in production or Sell it, but do something and make it quick. This has been going on for a ridiculous amount of time and needs resolving quickly now

GH has a lot to do. He has my trust for now

16-Mar-26 16:35:07 0.0233 185,999,999 Buy* 43.34k UT

Martini,

“Nothing else to say really”

We live in hope 😌

Just watched the interview with Graham on StockBox. He seemed very relaxed and very confident that everything at Zulu is progressing as planned

Personally I feel the same. If external funding materialises and the Chinese flotation plant performs as everyone expects, this will multi-bag big time

I am still of the opinion that once Graham can demonstrate a decent production run at a decent grade, then Glencore will convert their LOI

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Having just done some more research on the electrification at RHA, I believe that it was never completed apparently it’s 70% complete as of 2019, then focus switched to Zulu

On the financing side, it was such a long time ago I couldn’t really remember the details here is AI’s response:

Yes — here’s the situation with that $6 million shortfall at RHA:

• Premier and its shareholders committed a total of about $20 million to fund the RHA project over several phases.

• The Zimbabwe government/partner was meant to contribute their 51% share, which should have been roughly $12 million.

• In reality, they only put in about $6 million, leaving a $6 million shortfall.

• This shortfall had to be absorbed entirely by Premier and its shareholders, which caused delays and underfunding of critical infrastructure, including electrification and underground work.

• That lack of full contribution is part of why Premier pivoted focus to Zulu, where they had full operational control and could fund the project without relying on a partner who was slow or unreliable.

So yes, the $6 million was promised but never materialised, leaving Premier to carry the cost alone.