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Agree TC and surprised we haven't opened at least double digits up. For a future facing AV business now poised to monetise first major contract, its going to grab attention in the US. Is the EV energy regeneration shock absorber business part of Guident? Prototypes were being tested with automakers last year.

So cheesy seriously! First time we've seen Guident deliver anything like this. The work over all the years is now showing and beating the competition. Largest city in US by area, $28bn market by 2028, 16% CAGR. Not bad. On the drone delivery segment, during COVID, China rolled out use of this technology.

It could be trade sale or floatation. CEOs ambitions stated last year. Belluscura done successfully via IPO. Lucyd and Guident look like potential baggers each, Microsalt interesting and more likely trade sale.

No offence to CEO, but probably wants to cash in and enjoy the fruits of his labour. Either way, there appears to be significant value creation at all 4 businesses with the power to enter or disrupt existing and fast growing markets.

Griffin, then you have an eye for long term investing. I bought in the 7s - ok with that - and saw today as a much needed retrace toward now steepening trend line approaching 9p. Market is bullish potash / EML so expect candlestick to float above as buyers take advantage. Alas this is trader talk. Tomorrow most likely EU will ban potash from Belarus, which combined with Russia, takes out 40% of global supply. With MOP at $1,100/t on last update, logically its gone/going higher still. Nigeria has just bought emergency supply from Canada and they're getting alot of interest for new projects. EML has a huge mining simplicity and geographic cost advantage vs Canada as you know. What's interesting is using a spot price of $800 potash (MOP) as opposed to the FS done using only $400, the NPV8 is $3.9bn. Investors can see the outsized impact of spot price increase on NPV - every extra $ increase in potash tonne is effectively a "super tonne". eg $400 MOP = NPV8 $1.4bn and $800 MOP leads to 2.8x NPV. Assuming we are now $1,100 (perhaps much higher today especially on tomorrow's news), crudely that adds another $2bn to the NPV to roughly $6bn or £4.8bn vs mcap somewhere around £80m. The payback would be 6 months in such a case and IRR over 90%. EML presentation states juniors typically should trade 20-25% NPV when quality shareholders are on board, so you have target of £1-1.2bn mcap. The ESIA looks like it's been well thought out and one might expect the environmental permit to come in short order. There has been a tick up in M&A in the potash sector with Nutrien leading and obviously BHP finally, after years of agonising pressing the button on Jansen (many years from production). Base level valuations for t/os are 30% of NPV. I'm no trader, I take a position and leave it one. I do believe fundamentals will increasingly shape the share price and for awhile, I believe EML has been showboating this for sale as any good pre-development junior should. The conditions for a re-rate and sale now seem to be coming together. The "unsexy" life critical mineral potash has suddenly attracted mass attention.

Ljm, explain yours, but sadly not to me - congratulations for being added to the filter bin. I think you and your cohorts have done a fine job in emptying the bb - well done. One thing you have got right however, clearly others were smarter to stick to TG. Good luck with your short and discussing with yourself tomorrow.

Done the same. Still some good tips here after all. Stick to TG like everyone else until normality resumes. MMs and their henchmen have this one infested but hopefully not for long.

Wolfe, you might have cost PIs a penny or two - time will tell. Clearly you look over the fact this flew from under 1p to 40p and IIs came in at 25p - twice. Even you were over 2x assuming you are telling the truth about 18p. If you didn't take profit - only yourself to blame - no one else. You might not have noticed, there's a war on and again, you had opportunity to de-risk. Anyone buying now knows the situation. There's a reason most sensible posters just stick to TG and given up here.

Clearly I've hit the nail judging by that reaction. You're here trolling because you have a financial interest, and that's likely a huge short. In current circumstances, that's the most crooked thing imaginable. If there's an RNS - and neither of us can predict when it lands - and the sp doubles, you'll soon disappear.

Of course you do Mr Wolfe. Call it an Antibody response to an influx of trolls coinciding with very suspect sp manipulation and an increase in short positions. Tried and tested tactic to spam the bb to get your negativity at the top. Unfortunately for you, it's transparent.

Pretty good update that.

Certainly not in favour of no news but power to release RNSs not always entirely in EUA control. Its priced here because of uncertainty and if investors manage their risk/reward, whether its 6p or 9p, the potential upside is significant. In terms of worst case, if it goes completely wrong we won't be worried about stocks at all.

I think you're assuming the BoD are "silent" by choice. Its generally accepted that EUA isn't going to be shouting from the rooftops and the next RNS will be sale news or solid update, which could be helped by WK final results.

It's one person or group with multiple IDs - same idea to troll the bb to support their soon to be closed short or attempted cheaper entry having missed 8p.

Oh dear Mr Wolfe. I see de-ramping via 20 IDs wasn't good enough all weekend. Where's the nationalisation chat again?

It depends on timeframes but wasn't the DFS done using $400 MOP price vs more than $1,100 today. UK links to Morocco and the advanced nature of the financing and final licence could see this 5-7x by year end. All the Canadian listed fertiliser stocks have had an "exponential moment" - this one hasn't yet its near to port and key markets, simple u/g mine with no aquifer etc. I said a couple of months ago with the current food and drought crisis, now made worse by the war, that potash stocks would have a bitcoin / tech / hydrogen moment. There's a distinct lack of these projects and investment opportunities and I expect funds to get FOMO too - the equity piece is relatively small and will force open market buying. Liquidity improvements and market cap size should also pull in more IIs. Anyway, just my musings.

toon, my wishful thinking and not for EUAs benefit. now the pope wants a meeting.

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Reuters article said 10am GMT

Nice try

Keeping head down yes, negotiations continue

War ending this week