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You haven't had any TR-1s you keep promising us either.

And if Stanbury has finished his selling, there should be a PDMR saying his holding of 448M declared in RNS on 15th January has been reduced / disposed entirely.

All the time they can sell millions at 0.11 it is not in anyone's interests to sell at 0.10.

6-9 months?

The debt and cash burn will have brought it down long before then. Bust. 0p.

Mike12345

Per Annual Report 30/6/24

TM1 PLC administrative expenses per P&L £2,408,000

Recyclus loss for the year per note 18 £2,828,000

So total costs £5.2M plus whatever Recyclus turnover was (minimal).

If anything I understated it at £4M, although there has been cost cutting since.

Dusty desperately wants the whole world to look at him as some hot stock operator.

Then he comes out with this :

"it wasn't a bad investment at that time"

As a reminder "at that time" the price was over 2p.

It is now 0.115p in the middle.

What a mug. This stock really is only for the subnormal.

LoggyLogbot another mug chartist who obviously doesn't understand placing dilution.

Where are the future warrants on your backward looking chart mate?

Sheesh.

Mike12345 another one who needs to do a lot more homework.

If those sells are from Atlas, or the 0.10 placees they are at a profit, make no mistake.

And the costs are a lot more than £60K. Group costs, including Recyclus, are about £4M pa per the accounts.

Funny how you lot are silent about the chunky trades when they're all sells.

Doesn't fit the narrative that all is well I suppose.

Meanwhile the February month end payroll and loan note commitments draw ever nearer.

Tick tock, eh Dusty?

Good to have you back now we're in February BTW. It's like you never went away.

David wants his board back.

I bet he wishes he could get his money back too.

Mug.

Posting on all the junk they're paid to promote?

I don't think so.

Their podcasts should come with a wealth warning. The vast majority of what they tip costs their followers fortunes, while they make off like highwaymen.

I gather they've now got Charlie Archer lending them his quickly vanishing "credibility". They deserve each other.

SundayRoast

Which one of you is it running this account? The puppet master of the telegram group or Tweedle-dumber?

You need to do a bit more research boys. It's nowhere near that after commissions and Irish tax.

How much have you been paid over the years to pump this junk to your mug listeners?

How did the 2024 Tip of the Year for TM1 work out? Was it 90% down or more?

Troajan has over 100,000 posts to his name but it seems doesn't do even the most basic research on the shares he trades, and needs simple concepts like CLN drawdown and conversion explained to him.

Just bear that in mind before you follow him into a trade.

Troajan

I did not say lithium was "a dead duck". Do not put words in my mouth.

I did say it was a bubble that had burst.

And one look at the Li USD/kg 5 year chart will show that to be true.

So why, if Wolfsburg was discovered in 1981 and had several owners since, has nobody bothered to mine it?

We have a different definition of 'early stage'.

Wolfsburg is a lot older than that, has been through many hands, none of whom thought enough of it to actually put a spade in the ground.

The bubble in lithium prices, now deflated, made this look commercial but many mining experts have their doubts. The costs will be much higher than in a less developed jurisdiction.

Except that $700M market cap, with that early stage asset backing, is totally illusory.

And today they told the world they don't have the money to develop them.

If I were more up for the risk than I am at this stage in my life, I'd short the nads off it. It could have from here very quickly, and go on halving every six months. There are plenty of precedents.

I wasn't talking to you, Dusty.

We know you run your mouth at every opportunity, and will be telling us all how you made enough for another Lambo buying the dips, O great stock operator.

So wind your neck in and let the dummy talk for himself.

THE_CHAIN

Are you sure that was a dead cat bounce?

Do you know what a dead cat bounce is?

Or are you just running your mouth again, repeating smart phrases you've heard others using without really knowing what they mean?

Because if you truly believe that bounce off the opening low was a dead cat, for once I am more bullish than you.

But only just.

I can almost smell the panic.

Good night everyone, sleep well. See you tomorrow.

And remember, as Dusty says, tick tock...

"Soon".

Before the next payroll is due, or after?

Before the next commitment to a noteholder is due or after?

Timing is everything, CHAIN.

As you well know, your early purchases being 95%+ down.