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Yes I was - There is no need to advertise positions as it would have meant that I was pumping my own book.

Most likely.

And the magnitude of what the RNS says is astonishing. Nothing in there would have surfaced in the last week or month. This has been building up. Investors realise it now but it does not save them.

In past posts at least a year ago I mentioned psychology. The psychology of a mining CEO is to make as much money as possible from a hole in the ground for himself and anyone that helps him/her become rich. I hope now that the JM fan boys consider carefully their next AIM purchase.

This was well known in advance. Your job as a private investor that has no inside knowledge is to be able to read a chart. This is what I did. I saw declining volumes and a downtrend. I took advantage of it. You also need to understand the psychology and mechanics of these companies.

Large institutional ownership here does not mean necessarily that it is good. The decisions will be made to the benefit of the big boys not you. There is no free ride. You are hoping for scraps which is why you should take a punt at very low prices. Lower than you might think.

As for the psychology of a CEO in this format. He is a puppet. He realises that so if he is clever he will position himself to make as much as possible for himself while serving his masters. You are not his master. Glencore, LaMancha, Orion are

77p I think but honestly I am not advising anyone to buy. It is pure speculation on my part and I am prepared to loose it all. Full transparency I just chucked 700quid at it. Nothing major. Just in case. Usually falls of this magnitude are irrecoverable.

This looks to me engineered. JM knew unless he is incompetent which he is not. Face it. This is an opportunity of a lifetime for him to become rich. He hasn't been buying shares in his company just bonuses when financing is complete. This is another pay day for him

This will all go to one of the big boys..

I am prepared to loose this money.

To start building a small position now. I acquired some peanuts for beer money

Geng I do not remember you pointing that gap years ago but if you did well done to you. I pointed this gap also at least a year ago but I was ridiculed. It is close to being filled.

All gaps must be filled.

Where are the usual rampers? Where is Lawrence the Head of this boiler room with his predictions of 4-10 pounds depending on the prevailing wind.

I am sorry but I am doing victory laps today. It is rare that a prediction comes so good

I hate see people loosing money to potentially shady operators. The price action told me that there was trouble.

Months if not years ago I said all it would take is one piece of bad news for this company to tank.

I also said that the big boys will find a way to acquire HZM on the cheap. This is very likely.

All of this has now happened. The future of EVs, ESG credentials of Nickel and blah blah blah do not matter.

This is AIM and this perceived gem of an AIM company is creating another bunch of wounded AIM investors. At least 50% of you will never invest in AIM again.

Now where is that gap.

Also now I see why my posts kept getting deleted. Somebody thought I probably had inside information. I did not if I did I would be ramping this co for my short to come good.

I declare victory which is bitter sweet.

I await picked peck, wasa, clever thoughts, tornadotony and myriad of others to come out and start posting. I await strummerjones with his derogatory posts and a few others to also come out and at least say I am sorry you were right.

Who has egg on their faces?

Https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/bills/insurance/john-lewis-stops-insuring-electric-cars/

Bullish news for EVs undoubtedly

Yes but the question is not whether there will be a green future but at what cost in the interim. Yes in the end there will be but that does not mean necessarily that in the short term Nickel will fly or that HZM will not be required to raise additional funds. Or whether it will still be called HZM in a year from now and not having been taken over on the cheap.

I remember Nokia a world leader in phones. 60EUR share price in 2000, by the time the first iPhone was released it was 26 or so in 2007 and now 3-5 EUR

Torando,

the masses just want a cheap car - they couldn't care less. As I have said many a times. When inflation eats away at your grocery basket the last thing you have in mind is to be a do gooders about the environment. Unless you are a celebrity on instagram virtue signalling or live in Chelsea where you couldn't care less about the cost

Laugh all you want but you should be concerned. Someone does not want you to know about what really is going on. My posts have been deleted yet again. Someone is afraid very afraid. I wonder who has the power to keep on deleting my posts when in my view they do not contravene any rules.

Does it not alarm you?

Oh and by the way there are ways to gain control on the cheap.

Final thought - I am reading up on this. https://www.clearygottlieb.com/~/media/organize-archive/cgsh/files/publication-pdfs/know-your-shareholders-the-use-of-cash-settled-equity-derivatives-to-hide-corporate-ownership-interests.pdf

Trying to figure out what is going on with Helicon and I think one more...

If I was Glencore then I'd want my next Nickel project to not go sideways and probably want more control...

Zzzz another update another re-iteration of fair value that never materialises

This is behaving like bonds. Bonds are out of favour at the moment. Just look at TLT which is the 20yr bond ETF in the USA. It is at a multi decade low. So until we have orderly interest rate cuts and not interest rate cuts due to a shock in the economy that they are trying to avert, GCP will suffer. Something to keep for the next few years and as long as they keep on paying the divi.

Replace undervalued with overvalued pls

There is no stock price malaise - you are all in just the wrong stock. Despite most people thinking that the FTSE is dead today it has had a good week against the S&P500.

Duration is your enemy. Especially holding on to AIM stocks that are subject to external influences.

CNA, RR, BA. and many others have been flying high. You choose to live dreams when boring old stocks when researched properly with some TA can give you the stellar results you so long by backing small time outfits comparatively.

Has any of you taken notice that TLT is at a multi-decade low? Has any of you looked at the AI names that seem to be all the rage in the US? You shy away from these thinking they are undervalued and yet you plough money in a pipe dream thinking that the PI will benefit when institutions want the entire pie for themselves.

I see the investment guru who pumped his house money into HZM to live in a caravan and claims not to read me surprisingly mentions stuff I was on about yesterday re Rishi.

Barclays appointment could also be mandated by the puppet masters (Jeremy being the puppet here) as they are experts in raising finance. Tier-1 finance arrangers. This is how I see it.

As for Sunak's actions and the interpretation here with rose tinted spectacles - I hope your investment thesis is not as bad as your politics and policy assessments. Removing the net zero pledge for 2030 is a populist move and a sensible one of you ask me since Europe is on 2035, that will bring in votes. Starmer wouldn't do it because he is still struggling with the lefties in his camp but Rishi got him out of a bind on this one. Starter will not reverse such a popular move because he will risk loosing votes in middle England.

Final non controversial advice. Do not put all your money on a single horse.

I mean living in a caravan in order to put the house money into this. I mean talk about ramping!

What de-ramping? I am not the one that has sold their caravan allegedly to go all chips into this?

Held the point of control at 114-115 and now seems to be moving up again. Surprised no buyers here yet

When all else fails blame the downfall of the share price on a lone forum poster. Lol the delusion