Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
I've just managed to watch this, what confidence this gave me, his confidence shone through and you can see from his demeanour he knows it all going in the right direction and soon.
Very very positive indeed.
RNS due anytime and I'm happy to wait around.
Whiskyman01
I'm not getting into this with you.
I agreed to one of his comments, Your dislike towards him instantly passed to me.
Calm down little man, keep hiding behind your keyboard and find another person to troll.
Signings will happen soon enough. Looks like the open offer will be fulfilled. RNS will follow in time.
Ive reserved my 1.25p shares and asked for quite a few more (I'll be Lucky to get any now. the share has gone up)
Just sit back and enjoy the ride for a little longer.
Wow, buy for less than 8p, surely this is an over reaction. can it honestly be worth less than half now than this morning.?
Stockcheque.
Agreed...Of course they do, they are either damaged by a price drop in the past or they believe damning the share on the board chat will somehow get the masses to sell up.
I've found over the years that most negativity on a board chat is to attempt to reduce the price to a level that they buy in or in fact they're shorting the stock.
Rarely do people slate a stock they're invested in.
I think most of us agree the signings are imminent, maybe an RNS today, on Tuesday or early next week, stating the signings are complete (or at least one).
This would then push the price up considerably.
If the signing is not done. Will the price drop considerably? I doubt it will.
That being the case, this is a strong buy for me at this price.
Has anyone considered that his extension of open offer date was not just to allow "shareholders who have indicated a preference to have an extended period of time following the start of the new tax year on 5 April 2024 to submit a completed Application Form and make payment in full under the Open Offer", but to actually get an extension to get contracts signed, if this was to happen, they almost guarentee the offer was fulfilled.
Next has launched a dramatic bid for Made.com, which collapsed last week.
The High Street fashion giant is the frontrunner to snap up the online furniture retailer, with a buyer to be announced as early as Monday.
Next, run by Lord Wolfson, is understood to have made a bid worth around £2million to take control of Made's website, customer database, branding and other intellectual property.
It is one of a number of interested parties – Frasers Group are also believed to be in the running – with bids worth £2million to £3million.
Good God Yuri.
Not like you to give out a positive post.
Ohhh sorry you didn't.
Even though you are correct, I don't think you have ever posted on MADE but today you decided to. Well done bottomfeeder, you are a hateful man.
You don't feel empathy for the peple that may of been caught out here, you are straight in with your vile commenting.
HeresHopin
Yes, I definitely got caught out on this one. I thought it had potential and it would be snapped up.
Tbh i was invested for 6k then traded it upto 10K when it was at 8p, I went to the gym at 3.30pm on the 25th, came out at 5.00pm down 9.5k, wow Expensive gym session.
I still think the RNS stank. Worded awlfully and why they just binned the offers because of the time frame i don't know. I suspect there is a little more to it. I'm sure we will see in the near future.
Agreed Joules, I have £700 worth od shares, down £10K, I would be more upset and bitter if I had let myselft sell out amd a snippet of news comes out stating a late buyer.
I'm marking this down as a £10K loss, if something changes then so be it, I might get a little back.
I hope you didn't loose too much Monet.
Goodbye
Thats not as bad as I thought it was going to be.
They'll all change their minds when they start freezing.
Ouch!