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That's quite a re-negotiation. Didn't see anything like that coming. May the pleasant surprises continue!

I just watched this a 2nd time and remain bullish about the risk:reward ratio of this as an investment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eEyTwk4rVY&t=704s

IMO Crux interviews are by far the best in class on Youtube.

Looks like the tables have turned now and there's someone cashing in on some profits. I'd expect to see some big sells reported later.

I managed to grab more shares this morning but now nothing available on HL. Not even 10000 shares.

Easy to sell however.

Looking good. market cap still so low

NT to buy even 5000 shares on HL. I can sell all 190,000 though.

Somebody wants in

Greetings all. I bought-in a few days ago on the strength of the excellent Crux Investor interview. Management seem to have made some good decisions thus far and this looks very promising as a speculative punt.

Fingers crossed for the next news.

Looks like there is finally some determined buying to counter the relentless determined selling by Oberon and the exercised-3p-warrant holders.

TitaniumX sounds like a non-event. They paid for a PR fluff piece and I suspect that'll be the extent of their operation for the foreseeable future.

The size of Oberon's (revised) holding is in the same ballpark as the warrant exercise notification last week.

I wonder of Oberon were one of the major holders of the 3p warrants?

One of the drawbacks of sprinkling warrants on share placings as a sweetener is that there is a tendency to sell the shares and keep the warrants. I'm wondering if this has been Oberon's game.

Simms45. Where to start with your comments. Interesing that there are 4 people here who felt it worthy of recommendation.

"I am not aware that trucks would be going through villages" Simms, take a look at a map and you will see that trucks would obviously have to travel through villages and even a small town in order to get ore from Dupax to Runruno. Bitnong, Bua, Lupa, Pudi, Kasibu and Alloy are all on the route. As well as villages there are hundreds of roadside dwellings along the route. What did you expect? Some kind of desert? Have you ever been abroad? - foreigners also have houses and live in villages and towns.

"...nor any recent issues with locals as they were only reported sometime ago after a knee jerk reaction"

You haven't been paying attention to your investment in that case. Just for starters... https://malaya.com.ph/branded-content/woggle-corp-rebuts-false-claims-details-illegal-barricades-and-arson-committed-by-anti-mining-group/ - this was less than 4 weeks ago.

"...opposition is normally around job opportunities and artisinal miners that might be affected wanting to keep their cyanide operations working"

Where have you read about artisanal workers using cyanide at Dupax? Are you just making stuff up Simms? Sounds like it.

"...just before christmas there was a pretty heavy buyer that took us back up from 11p to 15p in a few weeks. I suspect they have stopped because they are now an insider"

Really Simms? And how do you know about this big-buyer-turned-insider, Simms? Who told you? Making up more BS again?

Words fail me, I definitely won't be wasting any more time on Simms.

Good luck all, it sounds like some of you are relying purely on luck as you're utterly clueless about your own invested money and resort to inventing stories to fill the glaring gaps in your knowledge.

This is exactly my concern Sakura. It is now 5 months since the drill commencement RNS and I suspect that this is hurting the share price.

FWIW I am not concerned about Trump's impact on the La India gold project in Nicaragua but I do have concerns about Dupax.

Elements of the local community are clearly against mining at Dupax as is evidenced by the protests and the destruction of at least one piece of plant equipment. I am not surprised that there is local resistance. Trucking of Dupax ore to a processing plant 20km away is going to impact the tranquility of the environment and upset local communities. If the ore volume was even a modest 1000 tonnes per day with 30 tonne payloads, that's 66 truck drive-bys every day. Imagine that noise, dust, pollution and road damage going through your own village?

If things were progressing well at Dupax I am confident we would have been told all about it. Contrast the excellent newsflow from La India with the lack of news from Dupax. So, Mr Bowden, you're obviously a very capable guy, how about an update with full transparency about what's been happening at Dupax for the past 5 months? Warts and all. I think you owe it to shareholders.

Tight spread today: 7.33p x 7.40p. Just 1%. Very unusual. Hmmm.

I've been semi-expecting a day like this for a couple of weeks or so.

Something I've been monitoring for a while is the gap-up from 2.95p set from 12-13 Dec. "Will it fill?" I have been asking myself. Less-than-stellar news like today's small batch of drill results are sometimes an opportunity for such a gap to fill. So the SP hit 3.00p and not 2.95p. That's technically not a gap fill. Is it close enough? You decide. Whatever, it's my opinion that the low-3's represent a great medium-long term buy opportunity.

GLA

This Eclipse deal reminds me of what a non-event (being polite) Empire was before they went looking for copper at Pitfield. Georgian Mining (remember the trials at Kvemo Bolnisi?) was a painful flop as was Noricum before that.

The discovery of a global-scale Ti resource (not copper as was expected) was a stroke of luck which they probably deserved. To give great credit to Shaun Bunn, Greg Kuenzel, etc, their execution of the past 2 1/2 years has been almost flawless.

IMO the ASX listing cannot come soon enough if EEE is to realise a sensible valuation.

The last 6 monthly report shows the cash on hand at 30 June and gives a good idea of the monthly cash burn rate. Anyone can look at these figures and come to their own conclusion but to me it's pretty clear that the company will be needing another raise pretty soon. Looking at the price action last week, it's not impossible that in-the-know bucket shops have been pre-selling ahead of a raise already. I don't know.

Quality, well-financed junior explorers don't need rude high frequency pumpers as we see here. Look at the other garbage these guys are promoting.

It's good of Jimzi and Ghost61 to spark-up some more mindless promotion and prove me wrong. I guess somebody put another 50p in the meter?

In approximate terms, 70% of a $2 billion Pitfield would value EEE at around £1.10/sh. I think that's a realistic ballpark for an asset sale in 2026/27.

Quite a lot of big numbers have been posted here without any rationale or analysis whatsoever. (Welcome to AIM).

As for the next small-cap big UK-listed miner to fly, I've already put my money on EST. Many of the EEE shares I bought-back at 30p I've already sold and loaded-up on EST. It's not quite EEE at 1p/2p (where I risked >50% of my portfolio in 2023) but IMO it is currently more undervalued than EEE. They have significant exposure to copper, gold etc and 2 excellent JV's already in place. Crux interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57HVt832NiU There is a 3p warrant overhang which is probably holding-back the SP. The warrants will expire next week which will probably help. Good timing now IMO.

I also like Canadian-listed gold/silver/copper/uranium juniors and have small amounts of around 30 stocks which have continued to soar.

Somebody here mentioned COBR which I like and I'm also a shareholder

Good to see you over here MasterRSI. Welcome aboard. I regard EST as the next EEE.

Happy Christmas everyone and I look forward to a prosperous 2026 here with you.

Can anyone work out why?

I think of Crux Investor as being a lot more grown-up and a lot less sycophantic than the likes of Sunday Roast and Proactive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH7FmnIMkXQ&t=2112s