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Admittedly, both having reached recent lows! Come on EUA.

Weren't you one of them originally?

Put me down for the same date next year.

And the only entrant today for a mouth watering RNS. So bring it on because my presents so far have been pretty shi_e. Some Dove body wash, socks and a bookmark!

I bet you 007 has not got put up with this c_ap, he will have Miss Moneypenny writing his social chat. 'shaken and not stirred' by online comaradarie.

And worked out I need EUA to increase to £1.20 to buy a new Aston Martin. Then I can buy a suite and and be like 007 and get all the girls! That would be a nice Birthday present.

I'd love a nice present from EUA.

EUA is better than 27p, given all valuations, PGM prices, skin in the game, rising demand, limited supply, increased agreements and production. Maybe better to discuss the likelihood of:
a) full sale 50%
b) partial sale, JV and div 45%
C)no sale or JV or special div 5%

That is two very attractive profit margins sitting right there for extraction and sale. If it costs 500 dollars to extract per Oz, wow. (Guesstimate). Imagine Rhodium ...

Yes, it will be complex.
Yes, there will be intense negotiations.
Yes, the BOD want the best deal for shareholders and themselves.
Yes, they will walk away if the offers are not realistic enough.
Yes, while we wait the value if the company keeps rising.
Yes, I am willing to wait for the outcome.

He invested £30m at 5p in 2008 I believe, and has not sold a bean. He wants a big return on his investment and hard work in getting the company to this very attractive point. Through the initial agreement with Anglo American, the accumulation of licensed areas and the significant amount of drilling data, the amazing decision to buy Anglo's stake in 2014 (big mistake for AA) it is hard to believe the price is where it is. The fundamentals are all there and with growing metal prices, increasing demand, big banks involved, cash in the bank etc etc. This should ten bag from here easily, there will be competition to acquire EUA resources. It's a win, win. Just hold tight.

Are soul mates. Was listening to a radio 4 episode about how hydrogen has massive growth prospects in the cruise line industry. Demand is everywhere for EUA minerals.

For full or partial sale. BOD trying to get as much value as possible for shareholders.

£12bn this year or £18bn next year. First mover gets the goodies in the ground.

How do you know this DC, if you don't mind me asking?

To catch the weak

To take Eua into the 40s, then the big one, £2 +.

The BOD have stated that they will do everything they can to 'maximise shareholder value', I have complete confidence in their joint abilities, whether assets are sold completely, partly sold, mined by EUA etc. The Power of 78 valuation predictions have been well researched as a guide and alongside informative LTHs here. Just stay long and strong.

I want to shoot the whole day down...

Guess the band and show your age!

I believe that Stillwater had some debt. The potential here for a larger buyout value in comparison is compelling. Most informed valuations take EUA above a £1 share price and given recent developments £2 plus looks a reasonable estimate.