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I wouldn't JV a cup of tea with at this moment in time.

It would seem that the brief has changed. People were expecting a bundled up sale and now it seems if if they want to drill with partners. Clearly DB have been party to this little change of sail so acted accordingly to be best placed. Whilst the rest of us are left carrying the baby.

Having said that if you're here - or have no choice to be - for the longer term/endgame then this mess should rectify itself with healing time and good results., comms and PR. But none of that is a certainty. It's just a case on wait and see what comes now.

If he can get his arse up and about to Skype Proactive he can attend that meeting today.

Sadly, I don't think he's been 'delayed', Shatner.

He just doesn't want to face people. It's an actual shame because people always have more respect for those on the BoD who face down the flack in person.

But thanks for relaying the message anyway.

It seems that they've cancelled it.

In which case the surpise! spineless coward award goes to...

That was a given.

Letter to FCA should definitely go out then. I think we need to take a combined stand against this nonsense.

how do we feel about penning a letter on LSE and sending it to the authorities? Not that they'll do much inf anything but just putting them in the picture? Make these suited shysters sweat a bit?

No point leaping too soon and could wait until after the presentation to see what he comes back with, but I don't think it's unreasonable given the clear underhand tactics employed at EUZ.

Justin Toothrot must be rubbing his hands whispering 'I taught you well, grasshopper'.

I mean, this is it. The ultimate goal is the mets and JORC, not too far off.

But this management are not going to win fans and he's got some brass neck doing it on the eve of a presentation. I really hope he gets his collar felt. He'll no doubt have a list of plausible-appeasing reasons but they need a swift verbal clout about how someone obviously couldn't keep their mouths shut. The Big Boy/City collusion on AIM is always at the expense of smaller holders (that these BODs see as pure daytraders).

Scrap that, it's just a boring PME.

appears to have appeared.

I wouldn't even try and overthink how mms work. When there's a huge buy in the background they stick their foot on the sp's head too.

In the Proactive interview LR talks of high grade areas and says that the TOD-23 result is '...slap bang in the high grade area...and we missed the really high grade stuff. But this is enough, it's good enough.'

It's just a shame that doesn't really translate through the RNS as it seems to have spooked a lot of people on an already ridiculous and jittery platform, where spivs make a huge deal out of trading peanut money.

But as I said, and will continue to, keep in neutral, then you can't be hurt. The overall signs for EUZ look to be heading in the right direction, even if at this stage (and it is just one stage of many) the latest RNS translated as a bit muted for several people. I don't doubt there's more action to come and more intrigue, but a feet on the ground approach is always best on AIM. All being well this one should come good though.

I did warn people not to get carried away.

Honestly, try being in GGP. They have world class monsters but have been known to release scant detail on results of drills. It ****ed a lot of us off at the time. Some companies are cagier than others though.

There are still risks and anything on AIM is a gamble rather than a given. That EUZ even have a mine worth anything is a positive alone. Most companies don't even get this far.

It's sometimes prudent to take note of wording, but in EUZ's case the last drilling result RNS of 2nd Sep didn't kick off with any sort of 'pleased to announce', it just rolled right into the drill results. The only reference to being 'pleased' about anything was the later statement which expressed pleasure at being able to send samples off for testing. But it didn't open with any grand overtures. Earlier ones have expressed pleasure but again, not necessarily up front until the CEO statement. They're perhaps done being pleased and are now onto the nitty-gritty stage of working out what they have.

"Yes it would be but would those people go back into a gold based card app after their Glint experience ? A double-edged sword I think, this news"

In short, yes. People throw themselves at anything new, shiny and cool. The problem with Glint seems to have been a corporate issue, not a product-based issue, despite many poor reviews and their developers seemingly working around the clock to fix very little judging by the endless complaints.

I've seen people get fleeced for hundreds or thousands on Ebay for obvious fake Chinese vases for example, believing them to be 'from the Emperor's palace' and with no provenance. People will literally spend on anything they think will make them a hot buck or give them status. Something fails, they move onto the next shiny.

The difference with Tally is that despite the (to date) bilge promotion it's a cracking product that works, is probably superior to anything similar and hasn't a bad review unless you count Carol ranting and raving about CP on review sites and one or two of Rodson's other aliases going way off topic. If Tally lasts (let's hope it does) it really could blow the competition out of the water. They are aware of bugs and issues and are refining the app every day. The progress we've made so far should work in our favour. But cash is a never ending concern.

I'm actually quite surprised by this tbh.

People losing their jobs is a sad path for anyone. And I have to keep in mind the spectre of administration could quite easily occur for Tally. I mean we'd be the last to know. Having said that hopefully we'll be okay but I don't even want to think about the cash burn we must go through just to keep the lights on here. If CP has money up until May 2020 (or is confident of raising it in the meantime) then so far so bad err I mean good.

Cautiously optimistic about Tally still but christ knows the promotion of this thing has been utter pants thus far. However, from small acorns... and of course the company's timeline becomes ever more indefinite so there's plenty of time in their eyes.

If it's not obvious by now that AIM is a poorly-regulated flea pit where high rollers do what they want at will with the help of powerful 'friends' and us little folks carry the can every time, it should be.

And no the FCA won't be interested. And no, nothing will change any time soon. The only light at the end of an oft VERY long tunnel for people like us is that you can make some good money along the way on the ups. That's the best we can hope for in this madhouse.

It's always been my belief not to believe forum creeps shouting that this or that is a given. It's far from.

However, two things strike me. The first is that the action seems to tie in with the last drilling update of Sep 2, which was generally taken to be positive. Who amongst you has not offloaded on a rise ever?

Then we have one of those possibly situations where dilution = a proportional reduction in shares. Could it be that?

"but dont know if everyone's dead
most people here were just gold fans anyway
all we had was gold this gold that"

Yet another presumptive and downwardly-challenged statement from you. You haven't a clue what peoples motivations for being here are.

It's absolutely normal and healthy to take breaks from chat forums and not spend your life on them. Some of us actually have stuff to do outside of this place. We no doubt all feel the burn. We don't all feel the need to be here every day going over it again and again.