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"Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds" is an interesting book. Has something about tulips in it.

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810 million

Getting in early years ago was an absolute punt. No skill required. On no deal, your paper gains will vanish just as quickly as the late comers gains did last week.

Absolutely no humility.

Please don't lump me in with Rowka. I had him filtered for months until about an hour ago. No wonder you guys were angry at me!

He's clearly trying to rattle you all with stuff not connected to EUA. He might get an 18p buy in later this week, he'll not manage to talk that down to 12p so don't worry.

CAW, "Been a good year and a bit in here" as in it has been good holding EUA since Oct 2019.

Bought in at 3p, top sliced after suspension, sold out at 24.8p. Better than bank account interest.

I've got too many plans for the money made to risk it on a blind bet. As I say, no reflection on the company. It's just how it is.

There's been a marked improvement in the companies social media use in the last couple of months.

Alas, you are probably right Tilly. It's probably not for me. Been a good year and a bit in here but I can't justify remaining.

You sound like a great guy to have a pint/rum with, by the way!

GLA

CAW, I've been in from 3p. Quite happily.

I've now been looking at it with fresh eyes as if it were a new investment. Taking the DFS and Alexei into account, would you invest in here?

Tilly, with all due respect and courtesy, the fact you are in here from 1p means your level of risk from here on out is virtually zero.

The people with averages in the mid-high 20's have a totally different level of risk to you. It's not all shipmates and camaraderie for them as they watch their investments shrink.

Like it or not, we all put a lot of weight in your posts (fair play to you, I would find that very tiring). Posting "huge support from institutional investors" when it is demonstrably not quite the case, is a bit careless.

I haven't called anything.

I might be the biggest muppet on AIM by next Friday, I'm sure you'll then all be too rich to think about me!

Last weeks events stink the place out. If you don't agree then crack on, filter me.

Tilly, I would also argue that 2-3% of shares in II hands is not huge or any reflection on a deal going ahead. It's a false comfort.

8.6% of GGP shares are in II hands, for comparison purposes.

I am exactly the same. Small investor filling my time in lockdown on here. Just trying to make a wee bit extra (recoup Tally losses, which I now have and hope you have too).

I wasn't posting because I had nothing to say, it was all good. I was here through the muppet tweeting, many months of suspension clarifying the relationship with CITIC (still none the wiser about that), the speeding ticket (justified, as it was to stabilise things), darkelf and God knows how many other seriously dodgy/irritating characters trying to bend thing to suit themselves. People may think that of me, that is up to them.

I've mainly been waiting for info on reserves.

Having been in Tally, do you not think we should be asking questions here when we've got a DFS we cannot see and an advisor flogging his shares to an II which may or may not be an II?

(For this that don't know, LION was a gold mining company that wanted to launch a digital, gold backed currency. Now called Tally. Out of the blue they suspended the shares and locked in everybody's shares, before delsiting. None of us have been able to access our investments since. BODs do sometimes do very weird things on AIM.

LION is in no way an indication of what may happen here, BTW.)

Sorry, forgot to answer your question. I had nothing to worry about. Holding from 3p, waiting for the DFS. Laughing at you pirate guys. Up until last week it has been an enjoyable share to be in.

Tilly,

Yeah, I've seen you on LION/TALLY too. The mess over there might be why I have a distrust of weird goings on.

I've seen that.

58m held by IIs and the new 27m by Veles (I don't consider them an II but some people will). So that is roughly 86m total.

If you include Veles, that is 3.11% off the shares in II hands. Without Veles that is 2.1%.

Do either of those percentages really count as huge?

Tilly, you post "huge support from institutional investors".

How do you know this and how many shares in the company are currently in II hands?

B1ll, it's far from a lost cause.

I'd rather lose 1-2% of my profit while researching properly. I don't see that as being particularly unusual.

No matter how you dice it last week was a fiasco that could have been handled far better. The best outcome is that all my queries get cleared up and we move towards the sale.

There is nothing to say about it. It's been done and not publicly released.

Bidders will have access to it, we won't.

I didn't find it a particularly reassuring RNS. Each to their own.

We are responsible for our own money, nobody makes you click buy and nobody makes you click sell.

The honest answer to that is events last week changed things for me.

I've sold out most of my holdings on Friday whilst I evaluate that new levels of risk and then either decide that altered risk is acceptable to buy back in or move on. Taking a profit is never bad, that is why we are all here.

The deal could come tomorrow and then I'm a muppet, but I am comfortable with that.

Exactly CAW, there are several explanations that can fit. Nobody knows.

Polymetal do have JORC reserves for Viksha online. Nice, clean and much easier to value.

https://www.polymetalinternational.com/en/assets/growth-projects/viksha/