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If gold makes a break, its price will superimpose the CEY fundamentals on top of a rising price curve, else the reverse. It's that simple.

OK, balls-on-the-line now. It would not surprise me to reach $1,900 within the next week! Any other news is peripheral to the CEY price now.

It looks like a steady increase to me. WTF do these wreckers know that we don't?

I will escalate this significantly through official channels if they have not appointed a NOMAD by end of the week.

Results tomorrow. Expecting it to be good, but might be a bit muted by the copper price pullback.

Gold looking undeniably bulllish on the weekly chart. I'll grow horns when we're above $1,900 for a week; maybe my CEY position if we get to $1,930.

I received a similarly pathetic response from Investor Relations.

I got the impression that they have no idea of the implications of being de-listed and of the damage it would do. I am becoming rather angry about the situation as it is impossible to risk manage shares that are frozen for this long.

Ask yourself, if you were an AIM company, would you want these clowns handling your shareholder communication or your regulatory interaction with the LSE?

I hate to be so negative, because I have a lot of these shares and I think the company itself is solid, but I am fuming at the way that Mr Biles operates.

I would be surprised not to see this above 100p before Christmas.

- Thomas Lamb bought @72p (same as the current bid price @12:01, 17 Nov 2021)
- Institutional investors bought $1.8m @230p, 2.5 years ago

I very much doubt that Thomas Lamb has just spent £18,000 if he thought the share price would sink back to 22p... Nor do I think that Connie Mixon and Hal Alper would be buying more shares recently if they thought that. Connie Mixon now has ~13% of the company.

I've added a second tranche of these this morning as I see the PFAS technology as transformational.

Looks like a nice opportunity here. Very solid balance sheet. Ultracheap. No doubt the UK permabears will see anything whatsoever as negative even though forward P/E is already at a measly 7.3.

I've been in and out of this one several times. Just opened a new position, based on the excellent results and strong balance sheet. Net-cash, record operating profit, low valuation all seems very attractive.

Solid accumulation.

@Know0: I agree with the long-term move. Short-term, this could drift down to 42p-45p. The chart has lower highs/lower lows. A vivid imagination and tea-leaves makes me think the past few months is in a descending wedge.

Given the seriousness of this situation, I would have thought they would inform shareholders of the progress towards appointing a new NOMAD. They have just over *1 week* to appoint one or they will cease to be listed.

One thing to note here. Most institutional investors are prohibited from holding unlisted shares and so would be forced to sell them before a de-listing. If that is not serious, I don't know what is.

"Shorts should be thinking about closing positions soon"

I hope you're right. They've been opened for a long time and I don't see any evidence of them decreasing yet.

This rise seems to have legs.

Like clockwork, once RSI strayed above ~75. Might drop some more.

This is the best the company has ever been, while share price is still heavily depressed. I've added another wad.

Very rare, but welcome to see ARB leading the miners. Maybe people are finally seeing the value.

I'm impressed by how quickly the ex-div drop has been erased. Tension building for Thursday!

Being a company full of engineers, I expect they'll only announce something concrete...it would be nice to see some of the COP26/ESG hysteria translate into new contracts...