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From ceo board, might be worth a listen (presumably it’s Toronto time):
“Doc Jones on smallcapsteve on YouTube at noon.
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$TRG $GLDC,
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Copper, Zinc, with PM credits:
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Oil/Gas/
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Rare Earths:
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Can dummy sell 500k shares on HL at 8.57p, so looks like there is a lot of support around that level. Hopefully that’s the bottom now.

Hulltiger - trying to find this, who is “SP” sorry?

9p equivalent on TSX now. Surely the implied dividend yield must put a floor under the SP soon??

Just testing (it’s my biggest hold by far). Such a high float though you think there’d be a bit more liquidity?

Can’t sell a dime on HL. Yesterday afternoon neither.

Such a disappointing SP response. Who is selling this (at seemingly limitless numbers) sub-10p???

ASOS has risen 118% in the last year though. We have done 5% due to the various scandals despite all the same tailwinds as ASOS has had.

Also happy for the occasional tip from a well meaning poster, subject to DYOR of course. That’s how I stumbled upon PRD!

I’m an avid reader here and very much appreciate the well-researched posts of many. Also really dislike the occasional personal insults etc though, it is pretty embarrassing in my view.

Having bought in dribs and drabs over the previous couple of months, I’m now sitting about even after the recent sharp drop. No plans to sell and definitely not deramping, however I did wonder at the time whether the placing might act as a short term sustainable ceiling/anchor for the SP, as well as a floor. This is because you can only assume that PG didn’t feel that PRD / existing shareholders, including himself, were getting a terrible deal at a 10.5p placing price. I think that sense has helped to drag the couple of subsequent spikes back down in the absence of further news. Hopefully that news (as others have noted, expected to be re TT) comes soon and helps allows a more sustainable rise into the drill.

I can’t buy more than £1000 on HL. Anyone know why that would be? Quite a sharp drop but impossible to buy, don’t understand that.

Also I think it’s not so much tech stocks being hit as growth stocks. The inflation/yield scare is causing investors to reassess any shares trading on a high multiple of current earnings due to predicated future growth.

Good video, thanks Bobby. God he’s bullish. Share price isn’t that far off what it was then either and if anything more good news since on the ESG and guidance front.