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Amy, you've not been right once so far. Got to happen at some point ;)

Not another WOS account...

"We think we've called this right and that you've called it wrong."

How has Adw198 called it wrong? He sold at 1.81p and then bought back at less than half that!

“Doc and ADW should be ashamed for forcing holders to sell in the sub 1ps. They’ve now lost money. Hang your heads in shame scumbags. In fact, that goes for all the negs here. Lying scoundrels”

No one forced anyone to do anything. On the contrary, you were telling people to fill their boots at 2.8p!!! What me and Adw did do was be honest when we sold… at 1.65p and 1.81p! And then me buying back in a smidge over 1p and Adw at 0.8p, and declaring them. Now that’s how you make money with a stock like MATD.

You’re one of the biggest pieces of sh.1t on here, go scurry away and enjoy your “only down 60%” loss 😂

“I bought same day, hour after Greg.

You are preaching to the wrong person like I dont know this”

I wasn’t referring to you, or anyone, just a general comment.

Once again, you are paranoid and think everything revolves around you.

Winvestor, good post. And while not a huge believer in charts, this might be a time where they are useful while we wait for the next big catalyst post MRE.

Shaun Bunn and Greg Kuenzel saw value at these levels. They know more than the rest of us.

Nonpartisan: “Fairly obvious to me would be downward pressure first thing (sold some yesterday as result). Over baked pre- MRE as I suspected”

But yesterday you posted this:

“Suggest it'll possibly retrace to 66/67 by the bell”

Even so, if it was so obvious everything was baked in for the MRE, why didn’t you sell out before it?

A new day, but still a certain person obsessing about themselves and a fellow poster 😂

Well I don’t know about that. But I do know…

Hamm has flipped again, back to being positive! I wonder how long before he flops back? 😂

Not ANOTHER new October recruit?! Every year… can’t be a coincidence.

Manlord, trust me when I say that berk couldn’t possibly harm your reputation!!!

Separately, some big sells from the morning now being reported. Disappointing to have large sellers, but it’s the nature of the beast. But I am happier today than I was yesterday when we finished at 59p because the MRE was everything we hoped it would be, and importantly no negative curveballs. This might now be a long term hold but put it this way, would you bet against EEE now getting Pitfield to production and selling bucket loads of high quality titanium? I wouldn’t. In which case, we should make plenty of money to more than justify a £400m market cap.

Chid, are you invested or waiting on the sidelines?

Sorry, link here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G08PyDDV-UI

Watched this yesterday, latest update interview from Tristan Pottas. Why the hell didn't he find a quieter place to do this... very amateur.

However, tempted to buy a few of these at this level.

Jenson on 16th September:

"Hold off from buying this is going lower"

It was 33p when he posted this, and has been up up up since. Maybe don't listen to this guy!

As mentioned in the RNS, updated presentation. Well worth a read just to remember a NAV of 0.67p s irrelevant.

https://www.empiremetals.com/investors/presentations/

Golferboy, their market cap went from ~500m to £1.4bn between September-December 2020, so very quickly! That was on JV talks and agreement.

This is still way off production. It's still about refining everything, more drilling, getting it to measured status etc. That will cost, but it will cost a fraction of the current market cap, i.e. very little dilution if any at all.

The big costs come when putting the production wheels in motion. Those costs are undeniably vast. But there are multiple options available which Manlord has written in detailed fashion in recent times. But Greatland Gold (GGP) is a good example... a huge, quality resource. Newmont came in, a JV was agreed with 70% going to Newmont... but for that, they had to foot every bill. GGP are now £2.75bn market cap.

Interestingly, their market cap was approx £50m post initial discoveries, rising to £500m as more drilling results came in and confirmed the giant resource. They then did the JV with the SP rising to £1.4bn. It then fell back as those production wheels were put into motion before then surging onto the current £2.75bn now they're selling their product.

Do any of those numbers sound familiar?

Also, anyone can pick a timeframe to find a trend that suits their narrative. But if you look at 1m, 6m, YTD, 1yr, 5yr... the trend is most definitely up.

But Bobby Ballbag is quite clearly a fragile person, that to him it feels "nice" when a share price doesn't shoot to the moon on an RNS.

Historically with EEE, what has been the right thing to do when the SP falls back sharply...?