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The multiple revenue streams have started taking shape and it seems likely from interviews that those, and many others, will be further actualised over 2024. The negative noise is inevitable, and you wouldn’t be human if you weren’t feeling some form of healthy anxiety at the moment, obviously no stock is without risk, however, at some point in the not too distant future it is my opinion the substantial revenues streams will be proven and the RTO complete.
At this level many people will trade in and out and good luck to them, they are probably correct that for a little while longer there will be some volatility to take advantage of, I’m not that skilled and not confident I can judge the market as I’m working on my (personal opinion) assumption that something substantial will be announced in the near future and then the current valuation will be unobtainable again.
This is entirely my opinion having followed the stock since IPO and having been invested for the past 12 months. Do your own research and all the usual caveats.
It never feels like it at the time, but I always see an influx of FUD as an acknowledgment of potential value. In this instance it seems somewhat coordinated, as four or five people appeared from nowhere acting as good Samaritans.
FUD is an intervention intended to lower the price of a stock, usually one with low volume. As the original poster and SeaGull commented either 1) they care and don’t want people to risk their hard earned cash, 2) or they believe they can shake out some nervous investors, lower the price and gain added value for their entry. Not a nice headspace for the instigators of FUD to be in and I hope they are getting help for the low self-esteem they must have.
It is the way of the market unfortunately, not just small caps but big NASDAQ tech stocks can be affected by coordinated FUD. However, I always return to my value thesis and although much of TM1 was previously speculative, that speculation is quickly becoming a reality, and that’s where I am placing my bet. The recent gains in the FTSE 100/250 may also start spilling over into small caps soon as the margin of safety in those blue chip stocks narrows. The move to RG1 ticker early next year should also be a core catalyst for both sentiment and value.
DYOR and all the best, even to the derampers.
Perceived loss is always a psychological battle. The lithium infrastructure is literally growing each week before our eyes. TM1 is part of that lithium economy and recycling of the waste products is politically pertinent.
Yep, I’m sure many have thought of selling and buying in back lower. Myself included. It’s just a risky game. Hindsight trading is easy. The reality is if you have capital available, these levels, or any below are a great opportunity to dollar cost. For me, I’m just not sure when news will drop, and that news could be several different things at the moment.
Great to see that level of coverage. I think it’s useful, not just to the investor community, but those in positions of power will have read that and hopefully the penny will drop that with gigafactories being built and vapes being throw away, there needs to be a safe, economic and environmentally friendly way of dealing with the potential landfill.
I think the share price reaction is more reflective of the UK market than TM1 flunking. The press coverage and all the interviews with Robin have been excellent. So much news seems to be lining up, I’m not overly worried about the lack of movement, I’m adding into this general market apathy.
Agreed. Robin is an excellent spokesperson. More of this would be very welcome. Interesting that he refers to Recyclus and not TM1, technically he is correct but did make me think that he is paving the way for a rebranding once the takeover is complete, maybe the omission of TM1 in the BBC article was deliberate. Also, very reassuring that the boxes, future contracts and lead acid plant milestones are all imminent. Buying into this apathy at the moment as at some point this will melt up when the market wakes up and people suddenly realise the value of all these revenue streams.
Very positive RNS. Wouldn’t get hung up on semantics, better to use cautious language than overpromise (which they have been heavily criticised for). Clearly the commissioning has happened, or is immediately imminent. Recyclus will happen at some point, I expect they are quiet about it because their priority is to get the plant generating cash systematically and safely, that would surely have been a condition of the licence. To my mind they have been pretty much on target with their promises and timelines since earlier this year. I sold out last year when it became clear everything wasn’t plain sailing, but they have crested the wave now and on the other side of that wave is a big pile of lithium cash. I doubt this will be a quick trade, clearly the macro is holding the market down at the moment. But if you have bought below 2p, imagine what this will do once the market trends up, which it will. My holding is just sitting there, might be, one, two, three years, at this price I’ll just keep adding more until it finally melts upwards.
The consultancy is hugely important, given the amount of connections they have. The doctoral post, although important as having academia allied to any business strengthens it, is totally different and more about testing a particular focused part of the business, not necessarily about expanding and building networks.