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Hi raharh, watch the 2 recent interviews with zac mir and the transript of the dagenbourse if you havent seen them already. streight from the ceos mouth.

Theartofzen, do you want salt and vinegar? lol

Everyone is getting Theartofzen wrong.

He's the biggest ramper here, by actions not by words.

He buys into ZEN and joins chat yesterday. This share is so important to him that he only posts on ZEN and no other share.

Given the choice of the whole market to put his money he invests it in ZEN.

Logically an investor will invest where they believe they can get best returns and for Theartofzen that is ZEN.

He even tells us he thinks the share will do well.

So why all the negativity? It's simply because he has missed the boat. Many early investors have got into ZEN before the last leg up and are sitting on large holdings with low averages.

I believe this is purely a game to get the lowest entry price to build a larger holding.

This is why there was a backlash when SC posted his holding. Jealousy is not pretty.

Right now he knows that while others with bigger holdings could enjoy a permanent life of luxury if Zen pays out, he might get cod and chips twice. lol

It could be that the share never goes back down and he misses his chance to get in before liftoff and he knows it.

GLA DYOR

Because noone is getting to read your post on page 2 having been, skillfully imight add, drowned out by nonsense.

Sc, in the interest of compromise, could you repost your exelent post back to the top replacing the word crook with the words other opinions.

Ah the good old days today at 11.37 lol. how many guys work in your boiler room?

As potentially both the worlds largest and lowest cost producer of Vanadium I'm sure that FAR will play an important part in providing the resources for this new energy storage technology. It's no wonder they are doing their research on electrolyte.

GLA DYOR

@Manfor You have got this back to front; You are saying that they will decide the result first and then create a valuation methodology to support that result. That's not how it works.

The result is calculated on the valuation and the valuation is the result of applying the valuation methodology.

@Manfor The outcome of those 2 cases have not been decided, but why would they use a very different valuation methodology to that already accepted in ICC1 case, that has been concluded?

Give it up Manfor, the price we paid has nothing to do with the valuation. That's already been proved by ICC-1.

Please explain why ICC-2 will be limited by what we paid for the asset when ICC-1 plainly wasn't.

"The ICC-1 Arbitration award, in accordance with article 35.6 of the applicable ICC Rules, is final and may not be appealed by the parties. It is immediately enforceable and capable of being granted execution by any competent court."

Presumably if they don't just pay up, which they are probably doing right now, could ZEN just go to a Tunisian court to execute the ICC-1 and take assets in country with the authority of that court?

What are they going to do? Refuse to honour the ICC-1 judgement? I don't think they can.

They would not be deciding if we should have the money, that's been decided, just making orders to take the assets the defendant has to pay off the debt.

I would expect they just pay and the money comes in sooner rather then later. The reciept of the funds should give the shares a nice boost IMHO.

GLA DYOR

Does anyone know, How does POW's uranium claims compare to those held by GUN?

It seems Canada is a hotbed for uranium mining.

Do we have any experts in?

Thanks for the calculation SC. I must admit that in my mind I have only focused on the huge potential payouts and have completely ignored the substantial value that could be left in the shares.

Looks like today we found out via TR1 that a Savings and investment platform 'Nordnet' has substantially increased their holdings . These guys presumably know a thing or 2 about investing and have chosen to put a substantial amount of money into ZEN.

We are also almost 6% cheaper to buy today than yesterdays close, go figure lol

Glad I'm already well loaded up here.

If PI's don't take the cheap shares the institutions will lol

GLA DYOR

I trust professor clay he won the last one for us

If anyone deserves to make money on z. e. n. it's t. y. b. and me of course lol glalth

I'm hoping for a four horse accumulator here. if we can get icc1 1p, smp 2p, icc2 20p, icid 100p.

Also, I know we are all focused on the recent victory in the arbitrations and the possible expectation of more to come, but;

On the operations side, it should be a great time to be a gas/gas-to-power provider in Italy since Ukraine just turned off the gas pipeline from Russia to EU.

GLA DYOR

With all the news coming over the festive period it seems to have taken a bit longer for people to realise what's happening here. The penny should be starting to drop now I think, and if we get out 1st payout from the first arbitration win, it cannot be ignored.

Zac has some decent targets in the short term.

DYOR GLA

SC, AC saying he's not a fan of settlements does not mean that he will not entertain one. It puts him in aposition of strength to decide if he will or not, because Zen have an increasingly strong case to win in court.

However he may still entertain settlement if it's clearly financially advantageous to Zenith and he feels that the relationship with Tunisia can be repaired(I don't know if that 's the case or not. It does sound like it's been a bit acrimonious).

I want to be clear in something that I am saying. Settlement does not necessarily mean at a lower award price.

Settlements are negotiated and everything can come into play in a negotiation for a skilled deal maker. The quantum, the time scale, the mode of payment(cash or assets).

The advantage of a settlement is that we get an answer sooner, we potentially get a lot more than we asked for but in another form and we get to try to repair the relationship and operate oil wells in Tunisia.

I assume the relationship whilst strained is not terminal as yet because we still have Robanna etc..

Anyway it's all speculation. I'm happy for AC to decide what he does and take my payouts. I expect to do very well out of it either way.

GLA DYOR

Hopefully Tunisia will soon come to the table begging AC to settle allowing AC to craft a deal using his deal making skills for which he is unmatched.

https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/099450111122440099/pdf/IDU14a597e6d12db7144c51bdb61c083b0765c27.pdf

"Tunisia’s main export market; oil

and gas (–15.7 percent), whose production continues a decade-long decline due to the phasing out ofvarious fields and lack of new investments;"

It's just crazy to treat the 1 international oil company coming to Tunisia and offering to invest with the contempt that has occurred. This is why their oil industry is in a mess.

They can unlawfully(allegedly) take ZEN's money in country and use it as a short term loan when they would perhaps not be able to get a loan on good terms elsewhere, and try to bully ZEN to not get their money back easily. But now they can see the folly of their actions.

Hopefully clearer heads will soon prevail and they will offer us many licences and tax pools at pennies in the pound against a settlement they don't want to pay in cash right now.

A settlement that could be worth Billions to Zen in the longer term rather then 100's of millions in cash because it helps them to pay over time wt oil in the ground and not all hard cash immediately..

I'd still like a bit in cash though to recapitalise the business and pay shareholders some money back.

GLA DYOR