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Probably the most pertinent questions after reading your posts are - where are you invested and can you make me rich =D??

We are still in an embryonic stage, and with such a quality asset (fastest and most powerful cloud video editing technology in the world), we are just beginning our journey.

Yes the multiples are high today, but on a 5 year view this market cap will likely look silly.

Trickydicky you said: "At least people on these boards take the time to correct things that are clearly wrong".

Can you please show me where anybody corrected my mistake?

All I can see is ridicule for a typo I apologised for. Not one correction, not one iota. Just p1ss taking.

I said it a typo writing lithium when I meant Nickel. You guys are like the "guilty until proven innocent" parade. Get over yourselves.

Can you refute any of the following facts?

1. We are sitting on what is the world's largest verified deposit of Nickel

2. Nickel is crucial in EV development

3. This is a very high risk speculative investment and should be a punt at best

Sorry, I meant Nickel. Jeez, keep your wigs on people.

Kun Manie is the world's largest Nickel reserve.

Nickel is crucial in EV development.

I think people need to take a step back and look at the asset. We are very likely sitting on the world's largest and last remaining easy to mine Lithium source.

Tesla and other EV companies have already said the lack of minerals will be the major impediment to production in the future.

So, whilst I have much less confidence in the BoD taking this to fruition themselves, it can't be long before a company with very deep pockets takes the asset off us for a pretty penny.

The real risk here is not getting our TER and feasibility studies in a row before the Russians hand off the rights to someone else. The clock is ticking.

Great contract win recently.

Can't believe there isn't more hype for this company
1. Growing at a clip
2. Loads of cash
3. Disruptive, innovative technology
4. Impressive management
5. Institutionally backed

Fill yer boots!

Earlofaim - you say "with all the cash that Tesla has".

Tesla has net cash of $2.2bn when you adjust for their $12bn of debt.

They aren't that cash generative or profitable. And the proof will be in the pudding in 10 years time from here. The German's are going after Musk's lunch and Supper.

Amazing to think that all it could take to light a fire here is mention us with Tesla a few times.

Been in this share for a few years now.

This is definitely a sector getting re rated as institutions rotate capital into cyclical businesses (as the yield curve steepens).

Very little to do with the fundamentals of the business. The jan update was rock solid, so a little steam has come off the earnings multiple. But on a 5 year view I expect to double my money from here.

When you look at the new CEO's outlook and vision for the company, I really think this could be the next Unilever. I'm thinking 10-20 years out, but the current product range is amazing:

No 1. Handwash brand in UK
No 1. Most trusted tanning brand globally
No 1. Soap brand in Nigeria
No 1. Cold and flu remedy in Nigeria
No 1. Dishwashing brand in Australia

One of the best selling baby food brands in Malaysia and Australia. And baby products generally.

This a very good long term play on Emerging Markets and the shift to premium products.

Twenties - you can still get in. This share is hugely undervalued.

Who are the "mafia"? Asking for a friend.

Adam Habib is president of AMC but not a Board member anymore. We don't know why, but there are many things we don't know about the current situation.

His linkedin is updated regularly and he has left his title as President of Amur Minerals unchanged (working here at present). If that isn't true he will be in a heap of s**t for false misrepresentations.

Lol good news coming?

Good news has been coming out year after year, and almost month after month.

This share is criminally undervalued. The market just takes time to recognise micro caps. But when they do, hold on to your butts.

I'll say this quite honestly (I have a very small holding here, it's part of my high risk, high reward bucket).

The last RNS was actually pretty insightful, and told the market a few things. The one major takeaway is that this is all going to take a veeeeeery long time. This share is bottom drawer stuff, and it still may not come good. The main avenue for capital will likely be a sale (the money needed to build a mining venture of the scale we are talking about here, is absolutely HUGE. Think Sirius Minerals, but ten or twenty fold.

My guess, is that they will drop a big funding RNS at some point, and talk about debt raising... but which will eventually be an equity raise or two, to see us through to a sale to a Russian firm. This is text book junior mining stuff.

This really could be an incredible venture for the right company, but Amur won't take it all the way to operational status (we are an exploration company primarily).

my two cents.

Really solid results. Very surprised to see this bumping around these levels.

Full year revenue is likely to be more than half our current market cap. With a rock solid balance sheet, strong management, growing online presence, ethical credentials and a brilliant product range this is surely a star of the future. Massively undervalued.

10 bagger potential over next 5 years.

Of course hydrogen will be more profitable, but it is also a much riskier venture. It is an area the company is less competent in.

Shell will potentially be a dominant player in renewables but it needs to go for low hanging fruit.

Realistically what do you think our buyout price would be? It seems pretty hard to value as we are simply an exploration company right now with no "tangible" assets.

Bullish bankers have never called oil correctly.

Demand has barely fallen, but supply fell off a cliff. This is a supply side crunch. With Opec about to open the taps expect a lid on the price.

Shell taking the hydrogen route is also much riskier than peers who are going down the wind and solar route.