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We mustn't forget that CEZ are 51% shareholders and are unlikely to let some wide boy manipulate the share price.

I'd rather have Keith in charge rather than some flash CEO who would sell out for nothing as long as his own nest was feathered.
I've seen it happen time and again and usually with mining companies.

Be careful what you wish for. There are others without Keith's abilities just itching to interfere I would suggest

There seems to be a concerted effort to drive the price down. Just look at the postings over the weekend. Big news is on the horizon and major players want your shares on the cheap.

Just remember - the largest hard rock lithium in Europe, located a short distance from the German and Czech auto industries, backed by the state owned CEZ, skilled local work force..............

Hang in there

Given the content of Keith's interview this ridiculous price level has to be about to erupt.

Why on Earth would anyone sell at this stage? I would suggest sinister forces want the shares on the cheap. Don't sell at under £4 per share.
Remind yourselves: largest hard rock lithium resource in Europe, centrally located and close to both the Czech and German auto industries, skilled local workforce, partnered with CEZ so no financing worries.

What does that tell you Vince?

2024 perhaps

Benedikt Sobotka, Co-Chairman of the Global Battery Alliance estimates that 60 new lithium mines will be needed in the next 10 years to keep up with demand for metals from battery producers. (Article in today's Daily Telegraph)
Apparently pension funds and large investors are wary of backing mines in countries such as the Congo.
Now I wonder where you could locate a mine in the middle of the German and Czech auto industry?

I think it was a tax planning strategy that he wanted to make before the price rockets next year.

I think time will show that the board are taking a very careful line, unlike some Australian whiz kids.
Largest hard rock lithium resource in Europe.
Located near the German and Czech auto industry.
Partnered withe CEZ
Skilled local work
Our time will come in the not too distant future.

Nowhere in the "range of criteria" does it state that the suggested factory sites are within easy distance of the largest hard rock lithium resource in Europe.

We are still under the radar but once it finally clicks.............

EMH 20% up in the United States.

Whoops not Woops

It all makes sense Sid, and of course we have the massive financial resources of CEZ behind us as our major shareholder. This has to come good. (and give me £4 per share.)

I hope VW realise we are just down the road.

Twiddling our thumbs until the game changing RNS appears one morning.

I would like to think they do Ant but it's like watching paint dry.

The "penny has to drop" soon Phil as the battery manufacturers will find them running out of time. What's not to like? Largest hard rock resource in Europe, within in easy rail or road distance of the German and Czech auto industry with resultant low carbon footprint, huge financial resources availiable from our majority shareholder CEZ, skilled local workforce supportive of the mine's reopening, etc etc. When are the battery manufacturers going to wake up and let me retire in style?

And still investors are selling their shares and driving the price to sub 50p. I cannot believe that anyone would sell up, unless of course they have no choice, before the enormous potential of this share is realised. (£4 per share target for me)