QED, hit 8p when company stated MSC shipping trial contract was imminent , then it was 4 contracts between multiple parties, only two signed, MSC still to sign ?
Q3 start has been dismissed but not rolled to next Q as per usual... Novembers AGM is usually followed by a roll of RNS updates and price rises that fizzle way....One day though..
Support at 3p placing price should break with no news..CEO has stepped aside to new CTO position, waiting on new CEO.. One to watch especially if 2p, but it was 1p ... Should be funded for at least another year
He1, historically breaks MC £90m, has CLN is place, 1st 2 tranches seen drop from 0.9p to 0.4p, next conversion Monday/Tuesday would expect ~0.35.. if current pattern exist could see 0.1-0.2 and 8/9 bn shares in issue,, Setting up a multi bagger back to £90m... No sure it will need big news to double your money if bottom is in 0.1 range...
Lastly, why not use reply to my message instead of a new post?
Odd statement as the reply to the original post is in the same thread "Massive effort deRamping" while this looks like the same thread but heading subtly different "Massive effort dEAmping"
RE: HE1: High Potential, High Risk – But Retail Investors Beware5 Sep 2025 12:48
Sure there are companies with CLNs that don't go through such a drop..whats working out at roughly 20% discount each conversion probably strengthens the trend especially when the market adjusts to the lower prices, its a compounding cycle feeding itself, made worse with the negotiated double digit discount..While the companies MC is supported by the increased value of total shares in issue retails portfolios are devalued
| Drop # | Value After 10% Drop | Value After 20% Drop |
You should just treat abnormal trades as trades...
GENI, there was a holding update, reduction of holding, by coincidence two trades were printed that exactly totalled the reduction... One of those trades at full ask....
Also before catching that, on 88e seen large trades going through that seemed to predict the price a few weeks off, both up and down....
The export permit is approved for an initial 125,000 tonnes of spodumene concentrate +subject+ to the continuation of final administrative steps for the export process.
Bernard Aylward, CEO of Kodal Minerals, remarked:
"Final administrative processes will be completed imminently and the mobilisation of the trucking fleet to site will commence as soon as possible."
I think the £2m packets come roughly each quarter,
Most of that funding mentioned in update, each chunk becoming available, seems performance based, unlike that deal He1 negotiated..... No wonder the sp ticked up a little