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As has been discussed game theory would suggest that both nanoco would come out with a sub optimal solution should either party have won.

The odds were on nanoco winning due to the earlier assessment of the IP. Another factor is the willingness of someone to press the nuclear button. That in itself is a deterrent. If Samsung has appealed and drawn out the process then could nanoco have sought an injunction in the US?

@luciano - the floor being the lowest price that DGR will sell for. Just my observations from the price action over the past few months. This suggests the price will rise up to 50p in due course and they will then sell down again through to 30p.

Is it me or does anyone else see DGR as having set the floor as 30-32p? Rinse, wash repeat. Any resource update acts as a catalyst for the price rise is then sold into.

Interesting article in the times today. It suggests the practicalities of a peace deal won't happen. Kherson is a victory and Putin is happy to take tactical losses without giving up Crimea. Zelensky is emboldened and wants to regain all territories whilst on a winning path. If pushed then Putin will tighten the screws.

My take on this is the poly price will stabilise at this level or possibly drift until significant news of gold sales, dividends, demerger of assets.

The key question is will peace be struck before we get poly specific updates? From the title, bring on march 23. I think the poly news will precede peace.

Same here

What a waste of time. I asked CF about this last year as hvivo has name recognition compared to OO.

Oh well, the world has moved on in the past 18 months

Assuming no major currency fluctuations should the lse price track asx price changes at the start of day?

Lithium is the way forward

Yes. Someone has steadily been off-loading for the past 2 years.

Any ideas when we will get an update from Canaccord in relation to offers?

Having re-read the RNS my take is that the offers have been made over a period of time and possibly prior to Canaccord's revised price target of 70p. I suspect a higher offer is being teased out.

I interpreted that anticipated supply chain issues due to sanction meant they had to bring forward purchases for equipment which may have resulted in the increased debt.

I think a good thing if anything

How about him just upping his stake below the 30% mark?

As we all know vaccine development and challenge trials will receive more money than it did previously. In relation to covid though will big pharma really spend much more on R&D?

Some have made their money and will move on. Governments are now waiting for the next pandemic which may or may not be related to a covid variant.

Anyone that has purchase in the last 3-24 months is probably sitting at a loss. If you held longer than you might have been better off putting your money into a decent Divi payer during that time.

In Cathal we trust? At some point you ask yourself the most hardest question of all... When to sell. Buying is the easy part. I've sold here at a loss and will be buying back in may.

Any one care to put their neck on the line and say when the price will double?

A target of 28p seems realistic to me, but by when is the big question for me.

I'm aboard the poly train although many keep saying once in a lifetime opportunity. I just wanted to call out that Anglo American was once a depressed share trading at £3 and now well over 10x times that. I assume the divi for those that purchase at £3 would be like a pension.

Poly isnt a once in a lifetime event.... But well worth grabbing with both hands.

I posted over the weekend that I had pretty much sold out of OO. I think I have about £7k left as this is treaded water. Over the past few weeks I have shifted to another share that has returned over 100%. I'm sure OO will get to 28p but in what timeframe do we expect it to double.

I have been a long term holder for over 4 years. I'm no longer wedded to the idea of OO being the money spinner I had hoped. Neither am I excited about the spin-offs which I once was. If anything I am guilty of holding oo for too long.

One interesting article came up in the times on Sunday about high inflation. It suggested that decent dividend players will outperform. I'm not sure we are yet seeing higher prices filter through to OO but the dividend is a way off

surely we are in ftse 250 territory now. we all know where this is headed in the next reshuffle

I thought to come back for the results as hoping that is the catalyst for OO to head north. In the meantime I've taken my money over to polymetal over the past 2-3 weeks.

The OO train has slowed down so much I have pretty much jumped off. I say that as someone who has held since hvivo.

I've been selling down to take advantage of another opportunity and would like to be in for the results. Hence why I asked.