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I reckon I'll end up very happy with my recent buys at between 12-12.5p.

Interesting. And perhaps an arbitrage opportunity. But very small volume.

In the grand scheme of things, not many shares bought. But still enough for the SP to tick up. It should give an indication of how this might move if we do get a genuinely positive catalyst.

Shares bought today... £2.98 worth.

I'm assuming they're TBT's shares.

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LOL

I think we've agreed it's £2m to drill, with a further £2m if putting it into production.

So Gazelle, Gobi and Heron 2 = £6m.

Heron 1 = £4m

TOTAL = £10m.

£30m on salaries and tea and biscuits. Oh, and renewables which is going to be "MASSIVE".

And yes, I'd also ask for the Chairwoman, who has never been seen, to resign.

If people were so convinced this was a winner, why would they spend 1000's of hours posting here?

You'd just BUY SOME SHARES and ignore everyone else!

But no, 1.22pm and we've had 10 trades, all sells.

"Anyone unhappy should follow docs advice of buying high and selling low.

This is why most people lose at this game."

But I sold higher than the current SP??? Come on, TBT. Continue with comments like that and I might have to reconsider my IQ score of 1 for you!

Pete - I'm delighted with GMET and very glad we own it!

But I'd rather own POW right now, which I think is cheaper and more diversified.

GMET has its Tungsten play. It's trying to add on a few bits and bobs, but if that doesn't work out and no government funding is forthcoming, their share price could suffer quite dramatically.

BP, I can tell you I feel much better for being out of it right now!

"And spend 1000s of hours"

And this from the berk who is fast approaching 3,000 posts since October, haha!

So TBT can't answer it, surprise surprise with his IQ of 1.

And Margaritas reckons Covid 5 years ago is the reason Gazelle hasn't been put into production, LOL!

Sol, when you say it hasn't worked out, it is only the SP that hasn't worked out.

If I get the opportunity at the AGM, I will have a chat directly with Sean on a number of points, including the SP. But ultimately he can't do much to control the SP. He has to do his job and hope the value of the company is eventually reflected as such.

Sol, that's disappointing to see you write that. I personally find Oliver a hard watch... very technical, he even bored an interviewer on his most recent one.

GMET is effectively a one trick pony. We all hope it comes off but it's mostly hope/expectation value for their £80m market cap.

As has been said many times, on Sean's watch we've hugely increased our value/worth, it just isn't reflected in the SP, yet. All day long I'd rather have my money in POW over GMET.

Highlighting in bold that they're going for a "globally significant MRE.... and mine planning and ore scheduling" is perhaps a bit of a nudge and a wink.

Because some are holders and were holders for many years and absolutely have the right to post here.

Now answer my simple question - if Gazelle is such an obvious win, why wasn't it put into production years ago???

"Why would non holders be asking questions designed to mislead? "

It's really simple, even for a simpleton like you: Why haven't they put Gazelle in production before now, if it is such a certainty?

Google shows the price of the last trade.

Hamm has completed flopped back to the dark side. AGAIN!

Abzzba clearly unable to answer my question.