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Can't understand why anyone would sell before the assay results are announced! Understandable if they're disappointing but maybe an excellent result won't increase the SP? It's getting harder and harder to invest these days. Where are the jackpots? Talk of GEO being the next GGP doesn't grab anyone's attention. No spare cash! Too busy putting a meal on the table.

You did your best! I always love "price walked down". Joking aside, it's make or break for ZPHR - either sell up and make us all shut up or kick the can down the road and watch the SP plunge even more. Further procrastination will not be tolerated! Grab whatever the best offer is even if it's not the one you were hoping for! Forget about future gas prices! They're hypothetical and other energy is available.

Another apology due on top of all the others! Please forgive me because I know not what I do etc.

Strikes me we're all fighting like ferrets down somebody's trousers.

It's not pretty.

By now you must know that timing is everything! Not sure that "wiped out" is a true representation of where earlier shareholders find themselves - it's up to them. Sell at a huge loss or sit tight or average down if you still think the company's worth investing in. What's bizarre is why the company was valued so highly in the past. It appears to have gone from under geared and over bought to highly geared and under bought but WTFDIK?

Not anymore! I doubled my holding this morning which took my average down to 4.4p which could disappear in the blink of an eye! I'm happy to make it a long term hold and watch it steadily head northwards from here. No debt, no dilution sounds very sound!

Up to a point, Lord Catbert! Was it really "an opportune time for a placing agent like Shard to distribute warehoused shares to maximize proceeds and clear inventory"? Again, you're sounding like a ZIOC stooge (I refer you to my previous apology).

millerston makes my point perfectly: "But they're not treating us fairly. They're doing private, off market deals which are typically reported late and never have any upward pressure on share price. Maybe insiders are confident they can take us private for a pittance." I think the lack of upward pressure on the SP tells us everything and supports the "private for a pittance" view.

Aberdeenman: "someone is very very confident" but maybe not for the same reasons as LTHs like us!

shaun86: "Just need to decide what side of the fence you want to be on, the ones who say ‘told you so’ or the ones who miss out" OK, but miss out on how much exactly? And after all these years which have had a huge opportunity cost. Miss out on ZIOC being taken private which doesn't even guarantee the current SP if they're really cruel. More like a "generous" 15p offer because it's best for the company's future progress or do the decent thing and auction the whole caboodle and be amazed at the price it fetches! Particularly as the iron ore "known" to be there could be the tip of an iceberg - who knows?

900p per share no longer looks fanciful and if we are offered 15p they can expect legal action. Take it private if you must but offer us at least 200p and I don't think anyone would complain - we just want to explore new interests that don't begin with a Z! By the way, mobility problems prevent me from attending the AGM in London which is sad because I would've enjoyed discussing wine afterwards up to a point! I do have other interests. Today I've taken advantage of Tesco's 25% off 6 bottles - just finished a bottle of d'Arenberg's The Hermit Crab, McLaren Vale 2024, an unusual blend of Viognier and Marsanne which are usually found up the Rhone. That was £13 less 25% = £9.75. Followed by a bottle of Tesco Finest Mosel Riesling 2024 already reduced from £7.50 to £6.25. Less 25% takes it to £4.69! Are they still making a profit? Not my problem. GLA!

First post on here for 6 days shows the lack of interest in HREE! So 6 trades today sent the SP down 9% - the perils of being an illiquid share but it works just as well on the way up!

Also, it doesn't have to grow that much more for the SP to be below NAV - even more so if the value of bitcoin rises.

Excellent RNS especially the commitment to no further dilution - is it even more of a bargain now?

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Just had the same problem - it will likely be down to overdue important paperwork which you'd think the company would be anxious to rectify.

Agreed, but he has made money in the past or he wouldn't be where he is. I invested at what I thought was a bargain price but the current SP looks even more of a bargain price! It probably is but who knows? It's my smallest investment and I remain confident.

And take our positions accordingly. Negative froth before we know the assay results is meaningless. Surprised there isn't more speculative support but that's how it is these days - you can lead a horse to water and they still won't drink but we all need water. Lack of risk appetite is what's killing the UK Economy but why bother when the Government's against you all the way?

I think a lot of us (including me) bought in on the grounds of the low Mkt. Cap. but maybe there's a reason? OTH it's rare earths and they're in short supply so 3p by Xmas?

I can't stop thinking about RiskyBusiness1's predicament! It's a nightmare! All your eggs in one basket springs to mind and is a red flag. Borrowing to invest is an even redder flag! I don't know his circumstances but it's a lesson to us all! Having said that, all is far from lost and the SP will hopefully rise which is why I invested and I'm down £133 - far less than the £24k hit RiskyBusiness1 took on Friday alone. Meanwhile, he's got mortgage payments to pay for God knows how many years. Deep waters, Watson.

And where's every other investor's money? I recall extrader suggesting 200p was a fair exit price and it remains so for every shareholder. So please do the deal ASAP so we can all put ZIOC behind us. Apart from the overlords who will no doubt be doing some kind of deal of their own but they're welcome to it!

That's in the future - this is now! And having paid 4p for their shares they can hardly view a 50-bagger as unacceptable! I recently exiled myself from the ORR board until 2026 on the grounds that my negativity wasn't helping the SP only for another shareholder to describe the management as "potato heads". CEO must go! What a waste of space! As for ZIOC - who knows? Currently 53% of my PF and I'm eternally grateful for any profit after all these years. Happy to be part of any court case against the BOD if they attempt to screw us. Most importantly, my horoscope in The Sun warns me that an exciting journey is not just possible, but close. That's definitely a possibility if ZIOC delivers enough jackpot - I've always wanted to go on a cruise. Not keen on dressing for dinner but WTFDIK? beardozer in a dinner jacket with his hair halfway down his back could cause a few problems until they're told I'm a multi-millionaire. GLA! It's either going to be a very damp squid or heading towards our wildest dreams! Where are the herd?

I always value your opinion and it's beardozer to you! Bear's acceptable but beardy!!! Funnily enough, I trimmed it this morning but what shocks people is the length of the hair I have left with no plans to trim it! Sikhs don't so why should I? Can't stand men going bald shaving the rest of their head - why not celebrate what's left? Look's like a big sale has dragged this down. I am keeping my powder dry and await the bottom.

A reminder that anything is only worth what someone will pay for it. I'm delighted that Zohran Mamdani is mayor of New York! Let's hope Your Party takes all Labour's votes at the next General Election. Meanwhile, Farage is completely out of his depth and voters know it.