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The seller only has (maximum) 7 sessions left after today to offload any last handful of shares...

I think a reasonable minimum SP expectation would be 30p for every $billion of the initial claim amount? That's around 10% risk valuation (30p is around $100m market cap). And while the eventual award will probably be less than the claim, the level of certainty will obviously be 100%...

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Good post. If Trump blocks the use of Songwe for America because it's outside the US borders, in a "sh*thole country" as he would call it, then Europe will gladly take it up. We have just as much need of ex-China REEs as the US... As shown by Pensana...

The seller is still there, but the volume spike in the last couple of days is telling its own story of what's about to happen imo... I would think a quick return to 6p when the seller finishes, and if it's accompanied by Medicare approval then back to 10p... Just my view of course, no advice

I would hope to see a push into the 20p's area on this run, personally. I don't think that's excessive, if we hope that (in a rarity for Aim) we might genuinely be valued US-style on proper future value, given the macro/political situation and our exclusive licence for the patented tech.

Have you got a link please?

Big seller still around. Maximum of 2 weeks left to dump however much they still have left. I can wait. It shows how much demand there is when they temporarily stop selling...

As if by magic LOL, more buys piling in... Is this it? Maybe the usual AIM inside-traders have knowledge that the Medicare decision has been approved and is just awaiting the rubber stamp?

200k buy, not massive in the scheme of things but it's the first time that there's been an intraday recovery for weeks... Let's see if there are any dregs of the big seller still left... If not then I think there could be a good bounce here ... The Medicare approval must surely be very close?

Sounds encouraging then

I never understand why most announcements of warrant exercises fail to mention how many are left it's very simple to do and useful information.

Can anyone on the board confirm how many are left? Thanks.

What does closed to longs mean? Everyone has gone long so the SB company don't want to accept any more as they can't hedge it?

I was only half-joking by the way :-)

That's exactly why I suggested USA Patriot American Rare Earth Recycling For Everything Except Evil Bird-Killing Windmills, Inc ;-)

USAPARERFEEEBKW - makes for a long ticker LOL

That's exactly wh

Could be, although trading seems to have been reasonably liquid and well matched all day IMO. I'm hoping that we're at or very very close to the bottom now. But that's my opinion only of course.

Short Tracker doesn't show any shorts on MKA either...

I've reviewed previous announcements and yes you're right it's $2650 per Tutivia test, not $2950 as I recalled. I apologise for another error, even though it's very minor and makes no difference to the argument that VRCI is seriously undervalued at $7m!

$2950 I recall?

And yes I hold my hand up I shouldn't have said FDA. I'd understood that the FDA had to approve Tutivia for use in Medicare, but I realise that they don't, Medicare can just give approval. So that's my mistake. A mistake is different to a lie.

Agreed. Singer are forecasting $11m revs for 2025, and still having positive cash balances by the end of 2025. True they're the house broker so take their forecast with a modest pinch of salt, but at $3000 a pop for Tutivia (our CEO says that they had underestimated how many tests would be used post-op), and more milestone payments from Thermo Fisher still to come, I don't think it's unrealistic at all. Monthly breakeven could easily come in mid-2026 IMO, and we won't be at a ridiculous 2p by then :-)

Look how quickly the SP trebled just a few months ago, on relatively modest volume...

No advice intended etc