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Worth a read . Redmoor is included in article https://smallcaps.com.au/tin-stocks-asx-ultimate-guide/
https://smallcaps.com.au/world-class-copper-gold-paterson-province-rio-tinto-exploration-pilbara/ I wouldn't be surprised if a major comes knocking on Greatlands door very soon.
Ramp your share on the right BB not here.
Always nice to buy cheap shares
Crypto is not dead institutions are positioning themselves by investing £100's of millions.Fiat currency's through out history fail 100%.
Trade your bitcoin back into CGT free bullion then fiat if you must.
Would of been great if this had been put out when we had relisted https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/208931/lionsgold-reports-significant-progress-at-key-india-and-finland-projects-208931.html
Think people can't wait a few months for results and a possible new cash flow but i will keep adding more SML as drifts down because of inpatient investors and weak hands
Interesting read https://stockhead.com.au/resources/aussie-miners-need-muscle-if-they-want-to-cash-in-on-battery-metals-boom/
I've not invested in this yet price moved up a tick the other a day and i knew the weak hands would sell for a few £% gain
When i buy into an AIM or ASX resource stock i look for a multibagger and will be happy to hold until it gets there but will derisk when needed and try to build a large holding
Looks to me Keras is showing the capacity to develop into something in the future and will be a multibagger
Not a holder in this yet but Schoolboyknows said it was under the radar on a different board so now its on my radar
On the Keras site it says they hold about 35.8% in Calidus who have at the last close a market cap of AUD 53 mill which makes Keras holding around AUD 16 mill worth so around £9 miil and 100k in change in our money if i've worked it out correctly
And then they also they have 265m Performance Shares in Calidus but Keras has a market cap of £8.5 mill
seems i am missing something
Think more research needed to work out why it's so unloved and undervalued
And the full article
http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/81/idiots-guide-to-the-london-stock-exchanges-setsmm-0379.html
i been in this a while and a had a top up last week that showed as a sell
Like you i also am bewildered by the lack of support in a self funded AIM company and yet peeps will pile into the likes of GGP with the wash rinse and repeat routine.
This might help
In any one stock there will usually be several market makers. Each will have his own set of buy and sell prices. For the purpose of deciding what price investors can buy or sell at, all prices from the individual market makers are set alongside each other, and the "best" price rules. i.e. the lowest "offer" (the price at which the MM will sell shares to you) and the highest "bid" (the price at which the MM is prepared to buy shares from you). The gap between the two prices, often quite large, is known as the "spread" and the so-called "mid" price is halfway between them.
When an investor buys or sells stock from/to a market maker, the transaction is reported to the stock exchange. Each transaction is, of course, both buy and sell. You are the buyer or seller, and the market maker is the other party in the transaction. However, only one trade report is required. The transaction reports are published by the stock exchange with a trade type of O, and services such as ADVFN,iii and MoneyAM, who have a "feed" of information from the exchange, will list the transactions on their Monitor/Watchlist and Trades pages. Some years back, all the online services thought it would be a good idea to attempt to list these transactions as buys or sells, and devised a guesstimate system - if a transaction is executed at a price above the mid-price, it is placed into the buy column. If executed below the mid-price it is placed in the sell column.