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Why don't all long term holders and non holders spend today running down the company?

It will be great fun and discourage any newbies from buying?

Oh wait......... We've been doing it for weeks.

A bid would require a shareholder vote. Most major and PIs are underwater.

A low ball bid would be rejested. But it would likely start a bidding war

There have been some critical posts regarding UFO management failure to clinch the JV with Anglo American.

May I remind you that on 30 May 2024 the takeover by BHP fell through.

It has been only one month in which to resurect the JV. Patience.

If you haven't sold, then you have not lost a penny.

@pingu

".please don't put your faith in individuals like" add any name you wish here

DYOR is always the way to go.

But to attribute losses to someone elses advice is a sign of a weak mind !!

Only a large paper loss.

I remain as confident as ever :-)

Unclejim

Are you seriously suggesting I am paid to post?

Probably sitting on a loss far in excess of yours :-)

Speech.. typo

It's a figure of speach

Grow up

You were doing well there Wents

Until you say I am paid to post.

Imbasile

Sinter

As one of the more technical and researched posters. Could I ask that you have a stab at my earlier request to all PIs

"At the moment they should have a reasonable amount of available cash.

Anyone care to hazard a guess?"

At the moment they should have a reasonable amount of available cash.

Anyone care to hazard a guess?

Pathetic !!

We both know that the next couple of months is critical.

Fingers and toes crossed. :-)

True 5x5

But to have a vito on a specific forward direction of the company is quite different to dictating future direction

5x5

It is fair to say RS has too much influence. But don't exagerate. He is not the only significant share holder.

This morning trades < £1000

Since youi sold out your deramping has becom unhinged!!!

As we speak the SP isdown 0.082%

Try to get real

Come on Yayay

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