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How does one go around selling a couple of hundred grand of shares in a junior miner?

Whole heartedly agree God. Can't believe this is back at 0 after all that. What a day.

MB01-N Initial Results: Grade-Width Metrics Confirm System Continuity

Today’s RNS from Oriole (ORR) regarding the first two holes at MB01-N (MBDD025/026) is a significant technical milestone. For the discerning investor, the standout isn't just the headline 1.00m @ 42.50 g/t Au, but rather the 21.70m @ 3.13 g/t Au intercept in hole MBDD026.

This demonstrates exactly what we look for in West/Central African shear-hosted systems: a robust "halo" of mineralisation that supports bulk-tonnage potential, interspersed with high-grade "sweet spots." The structural correlation between MB01-N and the existing 870k oz MB01-S resource is now being validated by the drill bit. With the program 46% complete and mineralisation remaining open at depth and strike, the "district-scale" narrative in Cameroon is transitioning from theory to proven resource.

Maybe temprarily....but not for long.

Continued..RNS. despite the small dip, I've seen worse. 40g p/t sounds pretty sexy to me. What was GEO...0.01.

Dont be greedy....its not the market, just handfull of lazy traders who sell at every singificant RN

Lets all hold hands and go long together on the most undervalued gold mine on AIM. The journey to 3 million ounces awaits.

As are mine

This is from Gemini:

Setting a high sell limit order generally does not stop your broker from lending out your shares to short sellers.

Here is the breakdown of why that is, and what you can actually do if you want to pull your shares out of the "borrowing pool" for RZLV or ORR.

The Myth vs. Reality

The logic behind the myth is that if you have an active order to sell at, say, $10.00, the shares are "committed" and therefore cannot be lent. In reality:

The "Margin" Rule: If you have a Margin Account, your broker’s terms usually state they can lend out any "excess margin securities" in your account. An open limit order doesn't change the status of the asset; it just sits in the order book waiting for a price match.

Accounting vs. Possession: To a broker, lending shares is an accounting entry. They don't physically "move" your specific shares; they just ensure they have enough in the total pool to cover your potential sale if that $10.00 limit ever gets hit.

How to Actually Stop Your Shares Being Lent

If you want to make sure your shares aren't being used by the very people betting against your position, you have three real options:

Use a Cash Account (or ISA): In most jurisdictions (especially the UK), shares held in a Cash Account or a Stock & Shares ISA cannot be lent out without your explicit, separate consent. This is the most effective way to "lock" your shares.

Opt-Out of "Share Lending" Programs: Many modern brokers (like Trading 212, Interactive Brokers, or Robinhood) have "Yield Enhancement" or "Share Lending" programs. You can usually go into your Account Settings and manually toggle "Share Lending" to OFF.

Move to a "Fully Paid" Status: If you are on a margin account but haven't actually borrowed any money (your "Margin Debit" is zero), some brokers stop lending your shares automatically. However, you’d need to check your specific broker’s T&Cs to be sure.

Should you do that if you use a platform as opposed to a broker?

I'm so proud of GG.

"After hours on line enables a more global audience and closed market focus"

Also agree with you re it's good news.

Everyone is speculating until the assays start coming in, and then it's yeeeeeeeeehawwwwwwww

GEOS RMS makes me shudder as they were on my watchlist of sorts.

Thoughts go out to the dozy bear.

Cheers Oil

Both my sipp and isa are very greatful!

Next stop .36

The following data is compiled from recent regulatory filings (RNS) and London Stock Exchange records as of January 4, 2026:

1. The 0.25p Warrant Expiry

Warrant Count: 152,777,778 warrants.

Exercise Price: 0.25 pence per share.

Revised Expiry Date: January 13, 2026 (extended from July 13, 2025).

Gross Proceeds: If 100% are exercised, the company will receive £381,944.45 in cash.

Director Holdings: Two directors (Eileen Carr and Robert Smeeton) collectively held 4,777,777 of these warrants, but their specific holdings were scheduled to lapse on July 13, 2025, after they recused themselves from the extension vote.

2. The 0.36p Warrant Structure

Origin: Issued via the £1.8 million placing and WRAP retail offer in November 2025.

Warrant Count: Approximately 750,000,000 (Placing) + ~83,000,000 (Retail Offer).

Exercise Price: 0.36 pence per share.

Expiry: November 2027 (2-year term).

Accelerator Clause: If the 10-day Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) exceeds 0.60p, the company can trigger a mandatory exercise notice (10 business days).

3. Current Resource & Operational Status

Mbe Project (MB01-S): Maiden JORC Inferred Resource of 870,000 oz at 1.09 g/t Au (announced Oct 2025).

Mbe Project (MB01-N): Current Exploration Target of 370,000 – 605,000 oz. A 2,950m diamond drill program is ~30% complete (as of Dec 23, 2025).

Bibemi Project: Resource of 460,000 oz (Indicated & Inferred). Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) published Dec 16, 2025, assuming a $3,200/oz gold price.

Partner Status: BCM International completed its 50% earn-in at Bibemi in Nov 2025 and is currently funding the Mbe drilling to earn a 50% interest there.

4. Timeline for January 2026

January 13: Official expiry date for the remaining 152.7M legacy warrants at 0.25p.

January 17: Expected final settlement and admission of any shares resulting from last-minute warrant exercises.

Late Q1 2026: Anticipated conclusion of Mbe North drilling, with first assay batches expected in early 2026.

@aimtrader - not geo?

Https://x.com/Stocksaimtrader/status/2007043588870561890?s=20

What timing!

*******s...continued..frustrating sp performance. its worth watching as rick asks the ceo some to the point questions.

Some interesting interviews on here, well worth the watch. One of the stocks, emperor metals is be having similarly fru