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May I just ask,

How does the FCA ruling affect Argo for UK buyers? I mean, it tradeable on HL and other reputable platforms. I assume the ruling is linked to physical bitcoin tracking via EFTs not mining companies. I'm pretty sure that HL would adhere to FCA rules but does anyone have any thoughts on this? TIA.

Glad to here it wasn't that one RH. Everything's a learning curve, though, good and bad.

Thanks for the advice/tips given here.

RH, hope that wasn't Pete Landau! Nightmare CEO.

ammon = ammo.

Also, think the forums are very slow today. There's a delay of a minute or so between posting and publishing. More activity or slow site on verge of a crash? Hope LSE have their fixerbots out early!

Another variable here is that however much you think UK buyers will pay, and UK mms will value this at, at their whim as they do, it is chump change compared to what wealthy Americans will pay. You think raiding the sofa and the kids Christmas funds in Britain is anywhere comparable to what tech savvy, moneyed up Americans *from both old and new money) have put away in their trading accounts? Including super wealthy Asian-Americans and institutions?

I'm not advocating for jumping blindly into anything, but it does make me smile. People scratting around for a few extra quid to throw into this in the UK is nothing in realtion to the ammon most well-off stock-friendly Americans have.

This happened to us on LION a few years ago. We got proper kicked off AIM for good, our shares in ISAs forcibly sold into fund and share (taxable) accounts and held there in situ. After much wrangling and changes of coats and directions, it looks as if there's the chance that LION will relist this year as Tallymoney. If the plan goes ahead.

So there's always hope guys, but as always it comes with a caveat. Many companies do not come back at all. I was also in Cloudtag and that was an utter nightmare. 'A fool's hope,' to quote that great sage, Gandalf. Good luck to all here, suspension is never nice.

Tbf, drilling may have started. Sometimes you get an RNS saying something else but drawing attention to the fact drilling began on so-and-so date. Let's see.

It's a perfectly respectable place to be with no news. Holding up well I'd say.

and got in here after some thorough reading about the company. Think it's a longer term hold for me, certainly a year, maybe more, if all goes well. I do think this is undervalued, but it needs news to drive it as well and the drillbit does need to turn. Results will only make a company if they're good. We have a lot to prove up moving forward. But it's like getting the best start. I don't think there are that many companies on AIM that offer the same stability, and potential opportunity and excitement, outside of the Australian gold miners atm. Pharmas, and inventive medical concepts aside, this really is a gold rush on a grand scale, albeit in Oz and not the US. And of course ECR are surrounded by other tiddlers all looking to come good. It'd be awesome if all of them could.

The potential is immense and the obvious attractions we all know, but there's one thing to keep in mind. I present to you a handy link to a page that details the gold drilling seasons in Oz. Due to climate only certain times of year are accessible as drilling targets so that should be factored in. Back in the day, GGP used to have to stop for a few months in certain locales due to heat or rainy season. So this is just handy for reference and you can decide for yourselves how favourably located our assets are.

https://www.prospectorworld.com/gold-prospecting-season-in-western-australia/

"Great that he has spoken up however this cant be positive fornthe SP surely ? More disruption and turmoil will only drive this down .Pray I'm wrong !"

I'll take a short term hit in return for someone, anyone, on AIM who has a moral backbone. Well done, Gareth.

Stop being dramatic.

Stop being dramatic.

Mystifying. I was sat there back in April saying to my mum, why didn't the gov just close the borders, instead of 1. having people travelling/flying in and out willy nillly 2. simultaneously keeping the majority of England locked down. So any effort we as the public made was cancelled out by allowing free movement.

You had Matt Hancluck saying it didn't matter because it was here already. I knew then that we'd be in a ****storm later on with that sort of complacency.

"Check out Novacyt RNs its in Europe and Australia so why are the UK gov proclaiming it only in the UK"

They've also found virulent mutations in Brazil and South Africa, as carried by younger people. And in the former case from last spring!

Yep, all part of the political nastiness going on because UK dared to say no 4 years ago. And yet France is permanently in turmoil with its economy and internal strife.

I just hope the machine has an alternative route because Dover looks purposefully fubared for the forseeable.

I should just add that I'm content to wait it out, and reiterate 2021 is where the real action should be. If this pans out. But linking this one company with no production as yet, to events out there, is all but pointless atm. We have to be linked if and when we make a material difference to those events.

It's not an sp-pleasing view, regrettably. But it's the truth as to where we are without further news flow atm.

It'd help if we actually had a functioning machine able to help Wales right now, not stuck in a factory and not even in a port yet, with installation weeks away, unless some miracle can be performed.

Sadly, at this rate the govt will no doubt ship a bunch of pewter filled fraud masks in from the CCP before RMS gets its collective act together. And this is coming from an investor who appreciates startup issues and delays.

But if we're not careful the dire winter period will be preety much over before we even have one machine up and running. So let's not ramp things that aren't even in the country yet. Uber ramping just attracts more trolls and we have enough of those buttheadz (ahem) already.

tuan6, I expect next year is where the meat of the action is. I wouldn't worry about what happens at the back end of 2020 tbh. It's AIM, they're fledgling companies with startup problems, teething issues, and no, it's not the most salubrious market on the planet.

But realistically, not much was going to happen this year with practical aspects like the making and distribution of the masks. Testing, yes, machines installed, maybe. But 2021 is where it's at. It could sink or swim, but I think we'll be better placed to judge by then. That's just my opinion, no buy or sell recs.

I'm not buying a Chinese mask, I don't care if it shoots flames, makes the tea, and shouts 'Stand on table and do hokeycokey!"

Do you get t??!!

A lot of countries may not be buying much Chinese produce from now on. I'd hope we and other western countries stick to our own manufactured items as much as we can.