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I have orders below but couldn't resist adding with all this negative talk... Its not easy being a contrarian, but it has served me well over the decades.

However many shares you hold, and however under water you are, put in buy orders below. This is an absolute no brainer here ...in fact in risk/reward terms probably the best trade ever.

Oh happy day..

Thank you sir... You are as good as your word... Happy to be a part of it.

Congratulations indeed. Those results are what those who believe knew was there all the time. For me, reading that RNS now takes any doubt out of my investment. It is going to be a superb one. It will take time to get to those highs we all want as there is a lot of work to be done, but I firmly believe the worst is behind us and nothing to worry about now. i will probably not read this BB for a few months now. Nothing is going to spook me now.

This is not unusual in the O&G exploring world and so really not to be unexpected here. IMO it shows smart management to preserve funds with only minimal dilution and to bring in committed partners. That DDH1 have come back to do the second drill on these terms is very positive. They know what they saw on the first visit , and you don't get to have the reputation they have by making stupid mistakes. The first RNS today was a little disappointing granted, but this second one is really good news

Beowulf (AIM: BEM; Spotlight: BEO), the mineral exploration and development company, focused on the Kallak magnetite iron ore project and the Åtvidaberg polymetallic exploration licence in Sweden, and its graphite portfolio in Finland, is pleased to announce a Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate ("MRE") for its Aitolampi graphite project in Finland. Aitolampi is part of the Company's 100 per cent owned Exploration Permit, Pitkäjärvi 1.



Highlights:

· A global Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource (reported in accordance with the JORC Code[1]) of 19.3 million tonnes (Mt) at 4.5% Total Graphitic Carbon ("TGC") for 878,000 tonnes ("t") of contained graphite, reported from all material within the eastern and western lenses which are interpreted above a nominal 3% TGC cut-off grade.

· A higher-grade Western Zone with an Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 9.8 Mt at 5% TGC for 490,000 t of contained graphite.

· An Eastern Zone with an Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 9.5 Mt at 4.1% TGC for 388,000 t of contained graphite.

· Reporting above a 4% TGC cut-off grade based on the grade-tonnage curve for Aitolampi, gives an Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 12.8 Mt at 5% TGC for 639,000 t.

· The Mineral Resource was estimated by CSA Global PTY Ltd ("CSA Global") of Australia.

· To date, the Company has invested over Euros 760,000 in Aitolampi and approximately Euros 1.4 million across its graphite portfolio.

Kurt Budge, CEO, commented:



"It's great news for our exploration team to achieve the milestone of a Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for Aitolampi. It is another building block, to add to the metallurgical testwork results that we have achieved, and highlights the potential of the project to serve the developing battery manufacturing market in Finland and Sweden.

"Tonnes are not in short supply at Aitolampi, as evidenced by the maiden 19.3 Mt resource, but it's pleasing to see a higher-grade five percent TGC Western Zone, that could be the focus for initial production.

"Aitolampi is benefited by its location in Finland, a stable political, fiscal, legal and permitting jurisdiction, its access to cheap power, reliable transport infrastructure (roads and ports), a highly skilled workforce, and by Finland's desire to become a world-class platform for battery manufacturing.

"In terms of next steps, we are in the process of tendering a Scoping Study, which will provide a preliminary technical and economic assessment of the project, the output of which we will use to support our discussions with local stakeholders.

"In the first half of September, I will be in Finland to support our Finnish team, meeting key decision makers, in Heinävesi and the region, to discuss the Aitolampi project in more detail, and present the Company's approach to developing a modern and sustainable mining operation in partnership with the community.

"We look forward to updating shar

I was a SH a few years back and was out before the rise and fall. I have always kept it on my watchlist but as fully committed elsewhere never got back in. Now with the SP back under 2p its looking like the sort of Risk vs Reward play I prefer. I would like to ask the negative view holders on here where their target is to help me get a better understanding of what the risk actually is . Anyone willing to say ?

Thanks for that. Very interesting. Sadly I dont think it will make any difference, but kudos to him for speaking out.

SV... hes says it not him and it clearly isnt. I just had a look at some of the things applegarth lse posts on ADVFN and I centainly wont be looking at that board again. Its horrific. Im not particularly a fan of the applegarth on here as he is just too ramptastic, especially back in Dec/Jan, but to be fair this is not him over there.

It is very cheap, and good to see Lithium mentioned. The 6th shipment is good to know about but still no metrics. i would imagine the ceasing of production will be a negative , but that they are working towards a JORC finally is very very good news, and what we have been waiting for for a long time.

i suspect this is an old research note.. but gotta love it nevertheless.

http://www.smallcapnetwork.com/Immupharma-LON-IMM-says-it-is-in-discussion-with-some-pharmaceutical-companies/s/via/55681/article/view/p/mid/1/id/85/

I really appreciate the clear and concise information posted here, especially today. I am a LTH of MTR, though I do trade it a little too. I did a PF reshuffle today and have doubled up on MTR. I like the way it is heading and feel it is time to step up my investment to something more worthwhile. Thanks all.

Tilburn. Thanks for that summary. Gervaise recent said that we have in excess of £3.50 mio in the bank so your numbers are pretty bang on... We have a lot of time available to us on this budget, so very happy to sit back and await the results without having to watch the SP every minute. Takes a lot of stress out of it.

leaky leaky me thinky...

Mike.... Dont worry about the shorters.. Todays seller is tomorrow's buyer.... and it wont be at a profit either.

Morning Tilburn. Firstly , thank you for your great input on here. You always offer reasoned thinking.
Last years rampfest actually had little to do with what was in the ground, more about what NM was going to pay. People, including myself got carried away with the potential valuations. That they managed to get out with a small lost is wonderful really and definitely a get out of jail free card.
This time its different. There are real finds, and now they are drilling. Actually the potential is much higher than what NM might have paid IMO... and then of course there is always a posibility that a major does appear. its exciting stuff.

good find. Thanks for that.

Morning All.
Actually I have to agree with Greenmile on this one, though i also agree with you that he is far too over eager. I put this whole sell off the last few days down to stale longs from last year getting out, firstly scale up, and then as averages were broken, scale down. i would think most have gone now given the volume of the sales. 1.32 Held which was a key support number for me and any close back above 1.52 should confirm the low is in place.