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Hi Macrandolph. Your sentiments are echoed by a few on here.

From a previous post of mine:

Strategic Exposure to Future-Facing Commodities

MET1 is focused on battery metals and uranium, vital to the global energy transition and decarbonisation goals. The company holds high-potential assets across Finland, Norway, and the USA, with copper, nickel, lithium, and uranium exploration projects aligned to growing EV and clean energy demand.

💡 “You want to be early on companies securing tomorrow’s energy inputs. MET1 is doing just that.”

Proactive M&A and Rapid Expansion

Recent acquisitions include a larger stake in the Red Basin uranium project (New Mexico) and new licenses in Wyoming and Colorado, reinforcing their access to high-grade North American uranium plays. Exploration-stage companies thrive on asset growth — and MET1 has shown sharp strategic discipline in acquiring only energy-relevant, government-friendly jurisdictions.🔑 “In an era of geopolitical resource competition, Metals One is positioning itself where the West needs supply.”

Tiny Market Cap + Asymmetric Upside

With a market cap under £30 million, any material discovery, offtake deal, or JV could re-rate the stock sharply. Historical price action proves it: the stock previously surged from 2p to 54p — over 2,500% — and still holds the technical footprint for another leg higher. 📊 “The market loves a turnaround story — MET1 has both the structure and assets to support explosive upside.”

Thematic Tailwinds: Uranium, Security of Supply, and ESG

Governments are reclassifying uranium as green, and funding new nuclear initiatives across the US and EU. MET1’s expansion into uranium aligns with institutional investor mandates for ESG-compliant exposure. Demand for battery metals is forecast to outpace supply until at least 2035 — and MET1 has early land claims in the right basins.🌍 “Thematic alignment is everything. This isn’t a fad — it’s where capital is flowing for the next decade.”

Oversold + Reversal Potential

MET1 is technically deeply oversold, with RSI near reversal territory. Price currently sits near multi-month support (~5.2p) — creating a high-conviction entry point with well-defined upside towards 7–9p short-term, and >15p if catalysts hit.🔁 “When risk is priced in and narrative shifts, small-caps snap back hard.”

🏁 Summary:

Critical Minerals Portfolio - Long-term relevance to energy, EV, and nuclear sectors

High-impact Projects - Uranium, lithium, and copper in secure jurisdictions

Asymmetric Upside - Tiny market cap + asset growth = multi-bagger potential

Timing + Sentiment - At multi-month lows with strong rebound setups

GLA DYOR ( and stop being rude to each other!! )

...not 2p...

ignore the noise (and this share chat is as noisy as I've ever been in!)

Fundamentals still A++ class

GLA DYOR (Be nice to each other!!)

60% of cash warrants done✅

28M shares already traded today ✅...and...

Share Price still stable at 5p ✅

Fundamentals A Class ✅

Upside obvious ✅

GLA DYOR (and be nice to each other!!)

I see the normal suspects came out overnight. No doubt they will have comments on my take on RNS below, but ignore the noise!!! ( and be nice to each other! )

Let’s not mess about — today’s RNS is a big green tick for anyone holding MET1 and wondering if the story still has legs. Answer? Absolutely — and they’ve just strapped boosters to it!!!

They’ve just upped their stake in NovaCore to 35%, chucking in another $297k. That’s not loose change — that’s a confident, calculated move to grab more of the Red Basin Uranium Project, which could hold 40 million lbs of U₃O₈ in a prime U.S. uranium district. Drilling kicks off in Q4 — and we all know what happens when the first holes hit...

Oh, and who’s running the show at NovaCore? Just the same lads that sold Uramin for $2.5 billion. No biggie. 😏

And what else? £6m in the bank from warrant exercises — over 60% taken at 2p, and we’re at a solid 5p today. Make no mistake, the real fireworks haven’t even started.

With the world scrambling for secure uranium supply and the U.S. desperate for domestic sources, this isn't just a speculative punt anymore. It’s a front-row seat to a sector set to explode.

This isn’t just a story — it’s a setup.

Hold tight all, Q4 is coming...

So much noise on her over the last few days.

These ARE the FUNDAMENTALS here, ignore the noise; the SP will align with these fundamentals.

GLA DYOR ( Be nice to each other!!!)

Strategic Exposure to Future-Facing Commodities

MET1 is focused on battery metals and uranium, vital to the global energy transition and decarbonisation goals. The company holds high-potential assets across Finland, Norway, and the USA, with copper, nickel, lithium, and uranium exploration projects aligned to growing EV and clean energy demand.

💡 “You want to be early on companies securing tomorrow’s energy inputs. MET1 is doing just that.”

Proactive M&A and Rapid Expansion

Recent acquisitions include a larger stake in the Red Basin uranium project (New Mexico) and new licenses in Wyoming and Colorado, reinforcing their access to high-grade North American uranium plays. Exploration-stage companies thrive on asset growth — and MET1 has shown sharp strategic discipline in acquiring only energy-relevant, government-friendly jurisdictions.🔑 “In an era of geopolitical resource competition, Metals One is positioning itself where the West needs supply.”

Tiny Market Cap + Asymmetric Upside

With a market cap under £30 million, any material discovery, offtake deal, or JV could re-rate the stock sharply. Historical price action proves it: the stock previously surged from 2p to 54p — over 2,500% — and still holds the technical footprint for another leg higher. 📊 “The market loves a turnaround story — MET1 has both the structure and assets to support explosive upside.”

Thematic Tailwinds: Uranium, Security of Supply, and ESG

Governments are reclassifying uranium as green, and funding new nuclear initiatives across the US and EU. MET1’s expansion into uranium aligns with institutional investor mandates for ESG-compliant exposure. Demand for battery metals is forecast to outpace supply until at least 2035 — and MET1 has early land claims in the right basins.🌍 “Thematic alignment is everything. This isn’t a fad — it’s where capital is flowing for the next decade.”

Oversold + Reversal Potential

MET1 is technically deeply oversold, with RSI near reversal territory. Price currently sits near multi-month support (~5.2p) — creating a high-conviction entry point with well-defined upside towards 7–9p short-term, and >15p if catalysts hit.🔁 “When risk is priced in and narrative shifts, small-caps snap back hard.”

🏁 Summary:

Critical Minerals Portfolio - Long-term relevance to energy, EV, and nuclear sectors

High-impact Projects - Uranium, lithium, and copper in secure jurisdictions

Asymmetric Upside - Tiny market cap + asset growth = multi-bagger potential

Timing + Sentiment - At multi-month lows with strong rebound setups

GLA DYOR ( and stop being rude to each other!! )

Richie (from my post Friday, but reposted here for clarity)

Strategic Exposure to Future-Facing Commodities

MET1 is focused on battery metals and uranium, vital to the global energy transition and decarbonisation goals. The company holds high-potential assets across Finland, Norway, and the USA, with copper, nickel, lithium, and uranium exploration projects aligned to growing EV and clean energy demand.

💡 “You want to be early on companies securing tomorrow’s energy inputs. MET1 is doing just that.”

Proactive M&A and Rapid Expansion

Recent acquisitions include a larger stake in the Red Basin uranium project (New Mexico) and new licenses in Wyoming and Colorado, reinforcing their access to high-grade North American uranium plays. Exploration-stage companies thrive on asset growth — and MET1 has shown sharp strategic discipline in acquiring only energy-relevant, government-friendly jurisdictions.🔑 “In an era of geopolitical resource competition, Metals One is positioning itself where the West needs supply.”

Tiny Market Cap + Asymmetric Upside

With a market cap under £30 million, any material discovery, offtake deal, or JV could re-rate the stock sharply. Historical price action proves it: the stock previously surged from 2p to 54p — over 2,500% — and still holds the technical footprint for another leg higher. 📊 “The market loves a turnaround story — MET1 has both the structure and assets to support explosive upside.”

Thematic Tailwinds: Uranium, Security of Supply, and ESG

Governments are reclassifying uranium as green, and funding new nuclear initiatives across the US and EU. MET1’s expansion into uranium aligns with institutional investor mandates for ESG-compliant exposure. Demand for battery metals is forecast to outpace supply until at least 2035 — and MET1 has early land claims in the right basins.🌍 “Thematic alignment is everything. This isn’t a fad — it’s where capital is flowing for the next decade.”

Oversold + Reversal Potential

MET1 is technically deeply oversold, with RSI near reversal territory. Price currently sits near multi-month support (~5.2p) — creating a high-conviction entry point with well-defined upside towards 7–9p short-term, and >15p if catalysts hit.🔁 “When risk is priced in and narrative shifts, small-caps snap back hard.”

🏁 Summary:

Critical Minerals Portfolio - Long-term relevance to energy, EV, and nuclear sectors

High-impact Projects - Uranium, lithium, and copper in secure jurisdictions

Asymmetric Upside - Tiny market cap + asset growth = multi-bagger potential

Timing + Sentiment - At multi-month lows with strong rebound setups

GLA DYOR ( and stop being rude to each other!! )

5p Stable SP.

Not sure which share you are looking at Zolander?

Over 9M traded already and only just after 9am. SP stable at 5p...as expected. Ignore the noise.

GLA DYOR

Still stands, ignore the noise ( and it is really Noisy!!! )

Strategic Exposure to Future-Facing Commodities

MET1 is focused on battery metals and uranium, vital to the global energy transition and decarbonisation goals. The company holds high-potential assets across Finland, Norway, and the USA, with copper, nickel, lithium, and uranium exploration projects aligned to growing EV and clean energy demand.

💡 “You want to be early on companies securing tomorrow’s energy inputs. MET1 is doing just that.”

Proactive M&A and Rapid Expansion

Recent acquisitions include a larger stake in the Red Basin uranium project (New Mexico) and new licenses in Wyoming and Colorado, reinforcing their access to high-grade North American uranium plays. Exploration-stage companies thrive on asset growth — and MET1 has shown sharp strategic discipline in acquiring only energy-relevant, government-friendly jurisdictions.🔑 “In an era of geopolitical resource competition, Metals One is positioning itself where the West needs supply.”

Tiny Market Cap + Asymmetric Upside

With a market cap under £30 million, any material discovery, offtake deal, or JV could re-rate the stock sharply. Historical price action proves it: the stock previously surged from 2p to 54p — over 2,500% — and still holds the technical footprint for another leg higher. 📊 “The market loves a turnaround story — MET1 has both the structure and assets to support explosive upside.”

Thematic Tailwinds: Uranium, Security of Supply, and ESG

Governments are reclassifying uranium as green, and funding new nuclear initiatives across the US and EU. MET1’s expansion into uranium aligns with institutional investor mandates for ESG-compliant exposure. Demand for battery metals is forecast to outpace supply until at least 2035 — and MET1 has early land claims in the right basins.🌍 “Thematic alignment is everything. This isn’t a fad — it’s where capital is flowing for the next decade.”

Oversold + Reversal Potential

MET1 is technically deeply oversold, with RSI near reversal territory. Price currently sits near multi-month support (~5.2p) — creating a high-conviction entry point with well-defined upside towards 7–9p short-term, and >15p if catalysts hit.🔁 “When risk is priced in and narrative shifts, small-caps snap back hard.”

🏁 Summary:

Critical Minerals Portfolio - Long-term relevance to energy, EV, and nuclear sectors

High-impact Projects - Uranium, lithium, and copper in secure jurisdictions

Asymmetric Upside - Tiny market cap + asset growth = multi-bagger potential

Timing + Sentiment - At multi-month lows with strong rebound setups

GLA DYOR ( and stop being rude to each other!! )

Dusty . I have a modest investment here, and reserved funds for future buys over the coming weeks. I think there will be short-term volatility with the SP which I will definitely use to my advantage. After thorough evaluation and research, I see so much potential here, and think that MET1 have a good team that will absolutely deliver; and the SP will come along for the ride. This might not be imminent, but I'll definitely make a large profit in the medium to long term; especially at the current SP!

As pointless a title as Down Down Down. But funny anyway. At least it's not personal :-)

Absolutely fair point Dusty, and totally agree, MET1 aren’t setting out to build a uranium mine! They’ve been clear: their model is to discover, define, and divest. That’s a classic junior explorer approach.

But let’s be precise — that still puts them firmly into the Discovery Phase of the Lassonde Curve.

They’re not at the concept or speculation stage anymore. They’re:

Running structured fieldwork (30km+ of grid-based surveys)

Sampling old mine dumps and adits

Targeting formations with known uranium-bearing structures

Progressing toward drill targeting and eventual MRE

They don’t need to build wells or a processing plant — that’s not where the value is for them. The value is in proving what’s in the ground, building the data case, and positioning for a strategic exit. You don’t have to mine it to monetise it!! You just have to prove it exists in commercial terms, and that’s exactly the path they’re on.

Let’s call it what it is: they’re not digging for ore — they’re digging for value. And the spade’s already in the ground!!!!

Totally fair Dusty — I actually appreciate that definition. And you’re right: a genuine discovery in the Lassonde sense usually hinges on drill results that confirm grade, scale, and continuity.

But here’s where I think we do align more than it might seem:

MET1 is beyond Concept — they’re not just theorising. They’re physically on-site, running geophysics, sampling historic adits, and validating targets that were already logged with elevated gamma readings. That’s not “speculating on paper” — that’s groundwork for proof.

Pre-discovery? Sure — if you define Discovery as drill hits. But let’s call it what it is: the very front end of Discovery Phase, because the field teams are laying the path right now to justify drilling. We’re not 6–12 months out — we’re 1–2 updates away from assay-confirmed targets. The SP may not reflect it yet — but that’s the whole opportunity. The re-rate often begins just before the discovery is confirmed, not after it’s priced in. So we may differ slightly in stage naming, but we both see this:

MET1 isn’t theorising uranium. They’re systematically progressing through field validation — and that’s when value builds beneath the surface, literally and financially. In truth, we're both sniffing the same trail — you're calling it Pre, I’m calling it Early Discovery. Either way, it's the sweet spot.

Fair point on the Lassonde phases fella, but here’s the catch:

Discovery isn’t about announcing a JORC resource. It begins the moment a company is executing systematic exploration based on identified geological targets — which MET1 is doing right now:

30km of grid-based geophysics

Historical radiometric anomalies & mine dumps being resampled

Mapping known uranium-hosting formations

Precursor gamma readings (1,500 CPS at Squaw Creek)

Drill targeting next — that’s Discovery 101

“Pre-Discovery” is when a company thinks there may be something there. “Discovery Phase” is when a company actively goes out to prove it. MET1 is clearly doing the latter. And let’s not ignore:

Two U.S. uranium assets

Historical data already confirming uranium-bearing structures

Technical surveys already started

Strong thematic tailwind in the uranium market

So yeah, it’s early Discovery — but it’s Discovery nonetheless.!! That’s where the asymmetric upside lives, and that’s why I’m in.

Dusty

Actually fella, I’d say MET1 has already stepped firmly into the Discovery Phase

Uravan (Colorado)

• 30km of grid lines mapped

• Geochemical sampling + adit relocation underway

• Targeting uranium-bearing Morrison and Chinle formations

• Historical drill data supports mineral potential

Squaw Creek (Wyoming)

• Acquisition finalised this month

• Adjacent to Shirley Basin – proven ISR uranium ground

• Historical logs up to 1,500 CPS

• Radiometric surveys about to kick off

These are classic Phase 1 exploration activities — we’re not in the “concept” stage anymore. This is Discovery. Now it’s about proving what the geo teams are seeing on the ground. You don’t grid 30km of survey lines unless you’re seeing something you want to define!!! This is where the Lassonde curve starts lifting — not just theory, but boots on ground. With uranium sentiment rising globally and MET1 tapping two U.S. jurisdictions simultaneously, the upside is very real from here.

A good read on using that device in Colorado.

www. londonstockexchange .com/news-article/MET1/updates-from-uranium-exploration-programme-usa/17102340

RANTS VS REALITY

“Dilution from warrants” = 💷 Raises cash at a premium without debt

“More shares = less value” = 🔁 Cap table de-risked, overhang removed

“They’re cashing out” = 👥 Holders converting to equity = long-term confidence

“More supply hitting market” = 📈 Improved liquidity, not dumping pressure

Let’s be clear: these warrants were priced at 2p, exercised while we sit at ~5p. That’s not a bearish event — that’s smart money locking in equity before the next move. All prepaid warrants are cleared, cash comes in, and MET1 keeps building the runway. No red flags — just runway extension.

Ignore the noise.

GLA DYOR

Dustyslay

I have no intention of filtering anyone! Like I've said, I'll absorb the information from anyone if it is credible, interesting, pertinent.

I do not demand you respect me whatsoever, and am definitely not advising what you or anyone should do. If you like my posts, feel free to hit the Recommend button to highlight to others it's relevance, if you don't just move on. I live in exactly the same world as you fella, and don't feel the need for animosity, bullying or rudeness in that same world. However, if that's what you need in your world then that's fine too, just not for me.

Dustyslay

I have absolutely no problem with anyone having an opinion of another person whatsoever, but don't feel it necessary to vent this in a forum like this; keep it to yourself. I think that the normal posters here : Yourself (Dustyslay), Inthedark1, Learningtoinvest, Toffers, Laura2022,E_AL, LongTimeInvestor have all posted some very credible things and some less so!! I'll evaluate the information posted and take what I need from that; no need for name calling or borderline bullying.

As I say DYOR GLA (and stop being rude to each other!)

If anyone is here for petty squabbling banter then I'd suggest you should move on.

Strategic Exposure to Future-Facing Commodities

MET1 is focused on battery metals and uranium, vital to the global energy transition and decarbonisation goals. The company holds high-potential assets across Finland, Norway, and the USA, with copper, nickel, lithium, and uranium exploration projects aligned to growing EV and clean energy demand.

💡 “You want to be early on companies securing tomorrow’s energy inputs. MET1 is doing just that.”

Proactive M&A and Rapid Expansion

Recent acquisitions include a larger stake in the Red Basin uranium project (New Mexico) and new licenses in Wyoming and Colorado, reinforcing their access to high-grade North American uranium plays. Exploration-stage companies thrive on asset growth — and MET1 has shown sharp strategic discipline in acquiring only energy-relevant, government-friendly jurisdictions.🔑 “In an era of geopolitical resource competition, Metals One is positioning itself where the West needs supply.”

Tiny Market Cap + Asymmetric Upside

With a market cap under £30 million, any material discovery, offtake deal, or JV could re-rate the stock sharply. Historical price action proves it: the stock previously surged from 2p to 54p — over 2,500% — and still holds the technical footprint for another leg higher. 📊 “The market loves a turnaround story — MET1 has both the structure and assets to support explosive upside.”

Thematic Tailwinds: Uranium, Security of Supply, and ESG

Governments are reclassifying uranium as green, and funding new nuclear initiatives across the US and EU. MET1’s expansion into uranium aligns with institutional investor mandates for ESG-compliant exposure. Demand for battery metals is forecast to outpace supply until at least 2035 — and MET1 has early land claims in the right basins.🌍 “Thematic alignment is everything. This isn’t a fad — it’s where capital is flowing for the next decade.”

Oversold + Reversal Potential

MET1 is technically deeply oversold, with RSI near reversal territory. Price currently sits near multi-month support (~5.2p) — creating a high-conviction entry point with well-defined upside towards 7–9p short-term, and >15p if catalysts hit.🔁 “When risk is priced in and narrative shifts, small-caps snap back hard.”

🏁 Summary:

Critical Minerals Portfolio - Long-term relevance to energy, EV, and nuclear sectors

High-impact Projects - Uranium, lithium, and copper in secure jurisdictions

Asymmetric Upside - Tiny market cap + asset growth = multi-bagger potential

Timing + Sentiment - At multi-month lows with strong rebound setups

GLA DYOR ( and stop being rude to each other!! )