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Midnight changeover.. I'll try again;

AGEOS & ML, you both made me chuckle today. Fab humour and great technical input. Much appreciated as always.

You've both mafe me chuckle today.

Gr

I meant "posts". Fat finger syndrome.

For those interested, this is a link to the Charles Archer article of March 2024..

https://investingstrategy.co.uk/mining/empire-metals-an-alternative-perspective/

I wonder if he's had any additional thoughts since the weathered cap was discovered. Or are we on a journey similar to bluejay (it would be a big blow). I'm not convinced given the EEE progress over the past 2 years, and big names on board.

And, thank you AGEOS and ML on your recent posres.

Thank you AGEOS, I thought your geological, mining and processing knowledge being second to none, but you follow it up with knowledge of how the 'market' operates.

A great eye-opener on the shenanigans of last year (and possibly still ongoing) from a certain party (and one that I have previously reported to the FCA). A curve ball from you indeed Sir, and very much appreciated.

It would be a disgrace if the potential of this discovery was to be destroyed by such 'influencing' activities.

Thanks AGEOS and Manlord for yesterdays postings. Good to know we could have multiple outputs and backed up with technical knowledge from AGEOS. Then a little cherry on the cake this morning with RNS. Exciting times indeed.

Welcome Laura. A good grounding in EEE can be found by searching posts for those made by Manlord and AGEOS. There are some others too but those 2 are a great starting point in understanding the resource

Thank you both for your continued input. Greatly appreciated as always.

Have a great weekend everyone.

Thanks for the detailed post AGEOS. I will spend time this week to digest and understand the contents - something that I feel is vital to support my own investment decisions.

Very much appreciated as always.

AGEOS, a very interesting view on what may lay beneath, and may be exposed as part of the recent drilling. Interesting times indeed.

I tip my hat to you for imparting this.

It is very educational in knowing the geology of the area - something no one else can offer.

Please ignore the dross on this LSE board , some are not worthy, or capable of recognising the value of your postings.

As always, thanks and very best wishes to you.

AGEOS, I will always seek your posts whereever you make them.

Your knowledge and expertise is second to none, and it is greatly appreciated by me, and many others, that you take the time to share.

Your posts are the jewel in the crown. They provide an anchor of reality and technical grounding when the jitters rise.

Very best wishes to you.

Thanks ML. Certainly sums things up well. I think we are in for a year of great news flow and progress.

Exciting times ahead

AGEOS gave a very detailed post on 14th Sept that outlined how EEE could easily link into alternative processing methods. Well worth a read (and re-reads) as the project develops.

The potential here is enormous and the EEE team do appear on the right track to take full advantage.

Best wishes to all.

Thanks for this ML, great presentation - some nice snippets on development and sales work. Exciting times coming next year.

Glad your lad is on the mend. Very best wishes for him.

Thank you Katia.

I have missed your previous posts about GWJ/JaneStreet.

Very interesting indeed, but sadly missed amongst the high volumes of drivel on this board - I can see why you only visit monthly.

You must be the poster that GWJ admited had identified who GWJ are.

Very well done, and again, thank you.

Many thanks to AGEOS,rooters and chewchew. Highly educational and informative posts, what a great read today - still digesting the content.

Sorry about your friend Manlord, hope he can get back in and recover the loss.

As time rolls, so does II buy-in and the MRE. Hopefully quickly followed by Resource Estimate.

Best wishes to genuine holders.

It was an AI search. I was angry with Fridays shenannegans and was enjoying a bottle of red. I might flag it up but I doubt it will get anywhere. Maybe a shot across a couple of posters bows who seem to have a destructive agenda.

There's been 3 massive sharp drops in 8 days. One towards end of trade hours, the next before general trade hours, then today around noon. A targetted plan IMO. Got to consider there's 9 hour aus time diff so its not likely Co related.

Hats off to GK for his director buy late evening Aus time. Shows confidence in what we have.

Full faith, but tere's a poster claiming 20s next week.

I do not believe these are general ups and downs. I do believe they are orchestrated.

No harm in authorites checking them out.

I remain full in. But I will not lay down and ben rolled over

To report market manipulation involving an AIM-listed company, you must submit a complaint to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the UK's financial regulator. You can also notify AIM Regulation, which oversees AIM companies, but the FCA is the primary enforcement authority for market abuse.

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No harm in voicing our concerns to the authorities.

GLA

Looks like we had 3 attacks over last week or so. Each resulting in a downward step of 10p each time. So on the matter of market manipulation... AI says...

In the UK, a "coordinated attack to drive down AIM share prices" is a form of market manipulation, a serious financial crime with severe penalties. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and other law enforcement agencies actively monitor for and prosecute such behaviour, which is illegal under both civil and criminal law

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Unlimited fines: The FCA can impose unlimited financial penalties on individuals and companies for breaches of UK MAR.

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Regulatory monitoring: The FCA uses sophisticated surveillance technology to detect unusual trading patterns, such as spoofing or layering, and investigates any suspicious activity. Firms are also required to report any suspicious orders or transactions to the FCA. ]

The 3 sharp drops since last Thursday, for no reason are suspicious IMO

I remain fully invvested. I will not sell until the time is right for me and my family. I have full faith in the EEE board, indeeed they have full faith themselves, demostrated by GKs big buy today.