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Obviously all blame will lie squarely on 'difficult market conditions' and not the directors for squandering away monies raised on bad investment after bad investment.

They way things are going we'll soon be as low if not lower than the subscription share price. Is there any sector than can buck the current bearish trend of the markets?

Hold up, i thought they told ChesyCustard over the phone that loads was happening in the background and we'll be back up trading again in a few weeks, this was 8 months ago! Block Commodities website now "under construction"

TMS pop up every now and then to try and give Gun a boost but it's like flogging a dead horse, we're that dead that pennydealer doesn't even bother with us anymore.

These markets are so tedious, crypto is no better either! Will we ever get a turn around with Aura? I can remember when Aura had a 200%+ day when the Chilean Metals/Terry Lynch deal was originally announced, seems like ages ago! What happened there? Did it get scrapped?

On the 28th my broker debited my account for my full allocation which i had applied for, guess we'll know for sure on Tuesday.

We can only wait in hope, Aura has been a dog for a while now and long term holders haven't benefitted from the rise in Uranium as they would've holding other Uranium plays, some must be overlooking the fact that Aura consolidated last year.

Boris needs to be replaced by someone who isn't going to be America's lapdog, US hegemony is in decline and any UK leader should, in my opinion be taking a more neutral stance when it comes to world events. Non western countries are tiresome of western hypocrisy that gets amplified by mainstream media, now is not a good time to be isolating the UK from the BRICS nations but what's Boris doing ? Mediating or calling for peace agreements ? No, he's shipping arms into Ukraine!

Mine are held in an ISA through Charles Stanley, they're not the cheapest when it comes to fees but have always given good service. The subscription shares being offered to existing holders looks likes a good deal to me, the event may cause dilution but Uranium appears to only be heading in one direction given the current geo political situation, disastrous ill-considered energy policies from western leaders and many countries now seeking energy independence.

Got my offer through today:

"The annual subscription right gives holders the right to subscribe for one new ordinary share for every 5 existing ordinary shares held on the 30th April each year, or the next business day"

"The first subscription date is 3 May 2022, whereby holders can subscribe for 1 new ordinary share for every 5 shares held at a price of GBP0.3784 per share"

Respond By: 26 April 2022, 1:00:00 PM.

Quick nurse, we've got another one suffering from mainstream media mass psychosis, I think he's too far gone though.

I notice Aura on the ASX still has a m/c half that Alligator & Vimy and last time I looked Aura was most probably more advanced - well past just an explorer but has mining licenses and off take agreements also, add to that Haggan and the gold spin off it would appear we're undervalued. I guess we need some progress and news flow to firm up the sentiment which Peter Reeve destroyed.

There's nothing like a lowball unnecessarily discounted cash raise to stifle the price action, there's talk on HC of a 24% discount to closing price which if correct would be ridiculous in this climate where Nuclear is getting hot, same old 'brokers & sophisticated investors' set to make a killing then.

Either way, still bullish here, Nuclear looks back in favour, Haggan still on Aura's books plus the Gold spin out, should see some action here soon. ATB.

Spot on Weathergeek, love her or hate her but even AOC says the good ol' US of A military industrial complex will be looking for some new contracts now they've pulled out of Afghanistan and left all their gear over there, war & contracts to rebuild countries pays good for friends and families of the deep state/DC swamp creatures. You really have to feel sorry for the people who only get their information from watching the BBC and reading the Guardian.

"£2.5m of capital, now a few years later mkt cap is £233m. 80x" Certainly makes Coinsilium look like a bit of a joke.

How much have COIN poured in to Indorse over the years to be left with 5.35m IND tokens? Current price $0.02374, so $127,009. Is Palle on the pay role at Indorse also? What exactly have Travia and Palle achieved since 2015 while the total crypto marketcap has gone from $5b to $2t ? I'm sure over that period the big crypto VC's in the US have seen massive returns investing in the space as opposed to Coin who never mention their flop investments again.

Maybe Coinsilium needs a "strategic review" of the management.

"Coin are a well experienced" What in? Failing ? They've been going since 2015 when BTC was $300 yet here we are in 2021 at a 6.3p bid while BTC is $60k, it's pathetic. Look at all the protocols that have come up while COIN have been going and all the opportunities missed, what would have been the return on just a $100k in either BNB, SOL, DOT, AVAX , ATOM when they launched? The list could go on and on. As for NFT's - where's COIN's stash of million dollar CryptoPunks ?

Anyone seen JAdam recently ?

If only Malcolm was as good at generating return for his shareholders as he is at shooting the breeze on StockBox, Coin doesn't even react to BTC any more and the Americans who were responsible for the last Coin spike don't seem interested either. Let's not forget that this was 20p in Jan 2018 when BTC was around $17k.