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Under the circumstances this was inevitable, but I would like to think that existing shareholders will be able to join in the capital raise which is to follow.

There would be more activity, but the spread is quite ridicules and has been for months. Definitely putting people off trading.

I hope the share price goes up a bit before then to recognise our true value. Don't want the Americans buying in to cheap.

I don't think so reece.

Those lucky investors with options don't have to come up with their 2p for three years. By then with any luck the shares will be 10p+ so I don't think it will have much of a drag effect on the share price. They will not want to suppress the price and I assume they have the right to complete the options in batches and at a time to suit themselves so they won't all come altogether.

When you put together all the comments Ed has made since he became CEO. Leapfrogging other producers on Tungsten and visiting Washington next month to progress this.

Then the news that he believes it very possible that our area of copper is much larger than considered previously, plus the fact that it has little of the chemical that complicates processing, and also includes silver which helps cover the costs which makes it a lot more commercial.

We also have shareholders with options to raise another four million pounds and the possibility of sufficient funding to finally start gold and silver production.

Plus I nearly forgot our joint venture on anther of our copper assets.

I don't have a Cristal ball but it all looks very exciting and lucrative to me. Especially if Ed can get government funding to kick off Tungsten production sooner than our competitors.

What are the chances of us being taken over by a major?

The UN are very good at ignoring reality. What chance do the Sammi have of surviving global warming?

I seem to recall they said the decision would be made by the end of March. Have we and the company missed it or is it still being argued?

It's like going from cool calm mood lighting into a spotlight, and the spotlight will be lighting up Washington within the next eight weeks, and I am sure it will have enough results to start the ball rolling on our first major development. A very clever move by our directors. Load up with shares while you have the chance.

If we can leapfrog our competitors what's that worth in government grants

The fact that our asset was producing in the 1940 must mean we already have a good access route so that could speed a start up as well.

The thing I found most interesting is the existing tungsten mine. The comment that we might leapfrog our competitors effectively means we don't have to do nearly as much work to get to earning stage. So far smaller capital raises and a much shorter time scale. Much better for early investors like us

I know we are expanding rapidly into other things but we also became the Master distributor for Elf vapes and nicotine pouches last autumn. I just checked and we already have five specialist retailers in Guildford a medium sized town. Based on the population that would suggest a possible 23,000 specialist retailers for the whole country. I think it might take us a while to get to all of these.

World wide ELF's pouch sales grew by 82% last year so quite a market to aim for!

When I looked at yesterdays deals there were four sales in a short period of time two were for the same odd number of shares and the total was more than three million which set things off.

All the numbers were a mess yesterday several sites showed the close at .63 when it was actually .45. This site is showing the previous days close as .63 hence todays faulty loss figure. It is actually up from .45 to .475

Does anyone know what caused todays sales?

I was just looking back over last Septembers announcements. They really are of major importance. Being the Primary distributor for RELX in the convenience store sector gives us a much higher profile. Then becoming the Master distributer for ELF and not only vapes but ELF's nicotine pouches as well. That market grew by 82% in 2024 so a major new market for convenience stores. With products like these it is less surprising that we are suppling thousands of stores in such a short time. I imagine the margins are quite good as well.

I don't want to over egg things, but don't forget the income from retainers and service fees. Last March the RNS mentioned at least four companies with a range of product we were distributing for and they we signing up more all the time, and then in September there were the mega vape announcements. It has also been stated that we are now supplying thousands of shops.

The figures I calculated recently were based solely on our sales of bought in products, the ones we have to finance ourselves which are restrained by our availability of funds.

If the contracted suppliers are growing at anything like the same rate I can't wait for the first six months figures.

When these sort of people get involved it is usually a sign that things are staring to move. 500,000 purchase this morning

You may just be overlooking the fact that the American directors stole all the companies money, tried to steal chill.com and various other things that cleaned the company out. Without Callum the shareholders would have lost everything . FACT

Some people will come up with any rubbish to try to undermine others. Remember, when Callum was parachuted in to takeover because of the total failure of the American CBD experts?

Despite his lack of experience in selling he saw a gap in the market and even as a non smoker developed a product chill ZERO which he got into production and marketed it with such success that British American Tobacco were monitoring us incase they had to buy the company to kill it. Unfortunately the Government got there first.

After such an enormous success he could have moved on, but instead of that he used his new knowledge of the FMGC and regulations to start again. Despite the horrors of having to deal with the American directors he set up a new business which is so successful it is stretching the company to its limits and is signing up international companies to advise on regulation and them marketing there products.

It also explains the second raise in the deal