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I appreciate your honesty Andrew and willingness to share your investing strategy with others. If sharktooth does not turn out to be the golden ticket proclaimed by DF can you afford that loss? I personally think that copper and other base metals are currently a safe bet. That's why I'm also in CAML and HER. Would you be prepared to say what else you have invested (gambled) on?

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I think we ought to all be grateful to AW for his purchasing. He has been hoovering up shares that others want to offload. Without him I think that galaxy's predictions would have been a reality. Let's hope he continues to support the share price and is rewarded for his gamble.

I think that with the need for copper from electric cars the price of this has to shoot up. I looked at the chart for herencia which is another copper company and that also looks like a very similar shape to gwmo over a long term view. It is also about to shoot upwards like this is.

Andrew, I am really impressed by your charitable gesture. Like yourself, I am a hard worker. However, because I have chosen to be a physics teacher the financial rewards dont match those typically given to someone with a degree in electronics (no complaints it was my choice). I am happy to give all my spare cash and investments to charirty if you will do likewise. My daughter is about to attain a first class degree from Bristol University and her final year thesis is based on food banks. I will be happy to give all my money to homelesss people in Bristol if you will do likewise.

Fascinating to see AW on this board and the advfn chat today. Personally I don't think that his confidence in the share will affect its price in the long-term. However it may help day to day support. It will ultimately come down to 3 things. 1 is there copper which is recoverable at a cost effective price. 2. Will copper maintain a high price. 3. Are there other investors who don't currently own gwmo shares that are prepared to pay a higher price for them.In my opinion these factors coming good are down to luck rather than knowledge. Good luck.

Copper was down over 4% today. Is it because the plebs can't afford electric vehicles yet? Can't sèe a big demand for copper in the near future....

I think it's a great buy. Zinc has been rising steadily for a year and is up nearly 3% today. Lead is also on the up. I'm pleased they are diversifying.

I like your reply, it offers optimism. When I talk to my 3 children ages 22, 20 and 15 they talk to me as though I am from a different generation ( pun intended), they refer to pubs as being for old people. I'm afraid the tide is turning and a director buying some shares is like a finger in the dam. If you are a private investor then I genuinely hope it works well for you. If you represent a large organisation then I do not have a lot of sympathy for the losses you are due to make. Tory supporters deserve to reap what they sow.

The people posting on here are deluded. I'm a public sector employee and in the fortunate position of having nearly paid off my mortgage. My spare cash is being used to help my children through university. I cannot afford to spend much money in a pub regardless of how good the beer is. I thought, wrongly that the majority of other people have plenty of spare cash. I recently realised how wrong I was. I live in a busy seaside town on the south coast. During this summer the pubs were deserted, even on a hot bank holiday weekend. This government has turned the screw too tight and it is starting to mess the country's business up big style. In my opinion Marston's will soon be leaving the FTSE 250. Take my advice and stay away like the public are doing with pubs.

I sold here last week because of the negative effect the court case is happening. I put the money into caml. Didn't see that coming. Most of my shares are in gwmo. Future is very difficult to predict. I expect copper to continue rising which should make atym a good long term bet. Just have to ride a few waves.

Some reverse takeovers use a company in dire straits as a shell in order to access the stock market whilst avoiding time and cost implications of an IPO. Caml is not in dire straits. It is very healthy with spare cash. I think this has been announced now for fear of a leak. The RNS suggest that takeover talks are at an advanced stage. I think we will be offered a decent price for our shares and a diluted number in a new company. It will be interesting to see if half year results are published on the 11th. Not sure what the rules on this are.

I was correct about Carillon and Petra diamonds. They will be leaving with Northgate. I think there's a good chance that Marston's will be next. Ignore the big divided. It didn't help PFG or Dixon's. A 6% dividend won't compensate a 50% drop in the share price.

The investment media is stacked against private investors. For years this has been successful. Now individuals have the ability to communicate globally, look at prices in real time and complete transactions instantly with low fees it is a more even playing field. If you look at a long term chart of copper you can see where it is heading. The rise of China, India and electric vehicles will cause a long term demand. I'm also invested in GWMO. Between these two companies I hope to out perform Goldman Sachs.

Does anyone think the drop in price could be contemplation of Marston's leaving the FTSE 250. It's market cap is low. If it left then big funds that track the FTSE 250 would have to offload a large amount. Carillon looks set to leave and Petra diamonds and Marston's doesn't seem far behind. Does anyone have any knowledge of this process? This is just a hunch of mine because I don't understand the drop in price or why they're issuing trading updates saying everything is ok, don't panic Mr Mannering!

I expect it will continue to rise a bit today and maybe tomorrow? However, don't expect any further news for months and all that time I expect the SP will drop. If this business model was marketed effectively it should be following Moore's law and it isn't. I won't add any further negative comments.

I'm out. 33% increase is nothing to boast about nor is the number of transactions. This does not look like a global company or becoming one any time soon. Good luck.

When I buy or sell I pay about£10 plus other charges like stamp duty. If, like me, you think you've made a good purchase only to change your mind a short time later then these costs will swallow most of the profit you may make. Jeremy Corbyn recently suggested it should be a level playing field and everyone should pay similar charges, however big companies don't have the same fees as private investors. Ignoring this, I agree that the trading behaviour on this share is odd. It is almost like someone is deliberately trying to confuse an algorithm into reducing the price due to a large number of sales. Even if they are for a few pence. Why would someone do that? Either to profit from people panic selling, needlessly or for a takeover.

Was that drop of 8% today orchestrated to trigger stop losses before its return to the original starting price? If so then it makes me think that this stock price is being manipulated. If the intention is to perpetually lower it on no news and hope to make a profit from individuals who bottle it, then I will be buying on the lows and also profiting from their naivety. If only I had more money to gamble with, I'd make a fortune from this Mickey mouse market maker.

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