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Good luck to the profit takers.

Those like me who have held through highs and lows see the prospects for this company.

Bought in at 15p. Consolidated to £1-50. Rose to £15. Held on through the drop and Still holding on.

This is the next "Arm holdings".

I could make a quick profit but it'll be a long time before I decide when the right time has arrived. GLA.

Me too waiting year after year......The share price is exactly the same as when I bought my first wedge of EMH.

I'd have done far better if I had left the money in the bank.

I'm hoping to make a bit of profit whilst I'm still alive and fully intend to sell if it climbs a bit more. Maybe I'll break even?

Bought in @ 15 pence a share.

Which was consolidated into £1:50 a share.

Seen £15 a share and rubbed my hands together.

Then the doldrums............... and a wish I had sold at £15.

But hey ho... we're on the up. Let's hope I can cash out before the grim reaper taps me on the shoulder.

Come on Phil...... I've put my trust in you.

As LawrenceH used to say ( long term holders will remember well).....

"You snooze, you lose!"

And he was right you know.....

I remember when the share price hit 100p .

I was too greedy and expected it to soar on upwards....but I dearly wish I had now sold them all and took the profit.

There was talk of a "real value" share price of 360p bandied about but personally I'd be happy to sell up at 36.0p

The progress of this project has been glacial and with the EU involved in funding it will likely be continuing to be glacial.

There should have been lithium coming out of that ground by now.....By the time it eventually gets there we'll all be driving around in DeLaureans...feeding banana skins into the "MrFusion" drive in the trunk.

Sorry to rain on everyone's parade but I'm starting to think that Skelly has a point.

......a leaky kettle

Just came back to see how my dead duck EMH shares were doing. I've ignored them for a few months now as I grew fed up with the missed milestones and watching my investment sink lower and lower.

Still waiting for the DFS I see...... Perhaps I'll come back and have a look in 3 years time to see if it's been completed. As Lawrence H would say..... "You snooze, you lose", and cynical me wishes that I'd dumped my holdings a £1 a share. Oh well.

All on track? By the time this sorry mine will producing lithium our cars will all have flux capacitors.

I'm going to get my deckchair out tomorrow and watch a snail traverse my garden path....... it'll look like watching formula one compared to the Cinovec development!

What really is going to hold this project up is the glacial speed with which the EU funding cogs will turn. Applications to be made, in triplicate. Palms greased, Ego's stroked. Assessments made, Blah Blah Blah......

It's going to be a bit like the HS2 fiasco. A long drawn out flawed process.

By the time the grants happen, mark my words the lithium boom will be over and we'll all be flying around in nuclear fusion powered DeLoreans.

Cez's best bet would be to start the project right now. Sod the EU grants.....Get it going and up and running.

The largest lithium deposit in Europe is worth nothing if it's still stuck underground!

Kiss of death from Slappy, the *Goosebumps " ventriloquist dummy. Grinning inanely as everything he touches turns to crap!

Gawd, I hope he doesn't focus on EMH;

What the!.....

Share price 408.8

Bid. 311.0

Ask 500.0

Spread. 60.7%

About time. Now watch it fly after the walk down it's endured.

Don't see any mention of Ceres in the article. It does however reference "Ballard".....

Crikey! Canada? They could have just gone over the border to Cinovec and invested in the largest lithium deposit in Europe.

Their loss I suppose!

I hope they get REAMED!

There's major electrolyser projects currently being developed in the UK.

I read about one such project in my home town when it was announced last year, and sent an email to Ceres asking if it was going to be equipped with their SOFC's. They never bothered replying!

Now I see in my local press that it could actually be up and running in 2025!

https://www.nwemail.co.uk/news/23541716.major-barrow-energy-hub-use-2025/

Meanwhile in Ceres land there doesn't appear to be much happening.

Phil Caldwell is really going to have to get his finger out, before Ceres ends up marginalised like Betamax in the VHS vs. Betamax battle of the early 80's

Because the market makers manipulate aim to make money.
If you look at trends over a few weeks or months you can see certain shares that are bounced up and down in price in order to make profits. Over a short period you get the same old share names. Week after week. Boosted up, and then down, then up again, then down.
The MM pull the strings, just like controlling a puppet, to make a profit, and then when they've torn the r-se out of it they move in to different companies.
If you watch the trends over 3 or 4 months on the top risers and top fallers, you'll see it clearly. Same names bounced up and down.

The sooner we get rock out of the ground the better. Unfortunately in EU land, everything appears to progress glacially. They want to ban the sale of internal combustion cars by year 'X' but have to realise that they should be actively developing the whole supply chain, not in a few years time, but NOW!
Lets hope that they don't discover a group of endangered natterjack toads on the site or some rare flora.....
My own home town were refused to allow sea defences to be built to protect a road from erosion because of rare sea cabbages growing on the shingle.
Guess what? After a few more years the erosion destroyed the shingle, the road, AND the ruddy sea cabbages!

£15

About time we had some good news. I was getting sick of watching the tumbleweed blowing around! Onwards and upwards people!