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Since a few got personal with their cancer or health.

I'm a young dad with 2 children under five. I've invested a lot of money here that could have gone to better their lives.

I could not care less if you think Fortune is amazing and your ass Is falling out, that you have tumors coming out of your ears, this is my kids money.

So I'll speak my heart away about my thoughts, negative and positive.

We'll all die, stop talking about yourselves so much you selfcentered dicks.

Also possible. At this stage I don't care!

Second night I a row

squirty i don't think they will pull the plug. being burnt on aim and i am sure looking at the state of the aim market i am not the only one, trust is at all time low.

as mentioned after craig's interview the chap looks like a no bull**** kind of guy. let's hope we see a different sense in the business.

at this moment the business needs to put its act together. shareholders scream for comm has so far translated into 5 tweets about women in mining. as much as i respect ventures for equality when you are swimming in cash, they got the message wrong.

Two reasons I'm worried

- they diluted after the primary offer, in other words screwed Orion

- why does the SA Reserve Bank need to sign off a debt restructuring deal between two private parties?

Hopefully we own most of the equipment and it is not on lease.

Just sent it: https://twitter.com/Paludina/status/1696870551648711105?s=20

Paludina has not posted exports in a while, anyone knows where they stand for the last 3 months?

Drops across the board Asia metals except the US

Absolutely nothing to do with Craig. No results or event has happen during his very short time as CEO

Marc no one replied to your post

It almost comes naturally to him. Only took him 2 or 3 weeks.

I am not sure in what circumstances this skill can be used as an advantage or a gain, but wow!

I have to say hats off to SB for managing to unite, what is a very polarised BB, on absolutely despising him.

I am impressed!

We thought RMM was 30 mill in debt, at least that's what was reported, they we over 100mill in debt.

Shareholders are always treated as an inconvenience in sales especially if buyers want to go private.

Having been a shareholder in RMM, the issue unsecured debt and the unknown.

Selling before having to sell is always a huge bonus. I'd be surprised if anything is left for shareholders on the sale, but will find out soon.

*disrupt the pond

Supply and demand has clearly balanced on the V side with that stable multi-mont flat price. Let's hope what ever disrupt the pont is in our favour.

This last 2 years have been my worse year since investing in the stock market.

My greatest mistake has been no sticking to my strategy and getting emotional and attached about the companies I was invested in. I think in part it was because my personal business had a rough ride during COVID (recovering well now) and rather than staying detached to the stocks I got attached to the business I was invested in stories and issues.

I am still holding here, for a reason cidercone mentioned, I am so far in the red there is really no point selling now but also because I do believe there is opportunity with the free cash I have to not only recoop my loses but make a good profit.

I am learning from my mistakes and moving on. I have closed positions and taken the loss on other companies, here I am staying put.

Size of the % rise doesn't tell you if something is possible or not.

Market valuation of the company today is abysmal and 20p is achievable if a few things are resolved.

800% rise is not uncommon on AIM, same way for 98% drops

JG68 some how I doubt junior doctors and GPs voted for Brexit