RE: Putin to meet Trump in Alaska next week Alaska10 Aug 2025 17:30
At one point 1.2p was on the BID the past few years and 8p was on the ASK
All the blow stands true
EU was sitting at around 2p a share for about 2 years (low was around 1.2p) during the beginning and middle of the war. When Trump won and we knew the paradigm would change, the share price shifted up about 500% from the lows to the highs within just a few weeks.
Naturally with many being up 100-500% it was sold down and held a new floor of about 4p on average.
However, what's different now is that:
1. The sellers are out, many sold this month meaning they can't hold down the price
2. The developments coming in this week are more substantial than what caused the 500% rise
3. The company secured better funding
4. The projects have reawoken
5. Dual listing 90% complete - should be 100% this coming week
6. Platinum and Palladium prices a lot higher and trending up
7. EUA is a stategic asset for the West as much as it is for the East and I would anticipate a huge minerals deal between both sides
8. Bidders will in my estimates will make an offer soon as otherwise the mcap will just keep going higher. I could see a lowball offer of about 25-30p being tested with shareholders. Ofcourse it's worth a heck of a lot more than this
These are just 8 favourable changes that have occured since the 600% move earlier this year.
So anyone thinking this might just shift 30-50% from here over the coming weeks needs a rain check.
The NPV is in the multi-billions, the cap is just £150m.
This is due a very sharp correction, so hold onto your hats.