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Too much blind faith is required with too many AIM stocks. A very risky business investing in small cap markets. I think Justin Waite is very sensible with good methods, and his investment philosophy works. TRT is one that performs well on his metrics. Most of all I like the solid management here.

Looks good for this, and for (ahem) quality AIM stocks

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cjrn0rz2dpgo

Ha! Such a display of modesty...

I'm doing as Ryan does.

So, following your analogy, let's all imagine that building retrofitted with some beautiful cladding.

Grenfell springs to mind.

For balance. This is aim.

He talks as though he's a man who had an inside track tip off. But has never been right about anything on Nano.

"CCC are no mugs, they wouldn't take this case if they didn't believe they had a very high chance of winning it."

Not true.

Lawyers don't take a case on when there is no hope of being paid.

Discount litigation value by 99.99990% for the "Tenner" effect......

By now investors should have every right to feeling duped, most of all the fool NigWit who failed to protect his investment.

My loins are stirring.

It's definitely the whole SFA

I applaud those comments Beardozer. For the past I don't know how many years i've been saying much the same thing. It is a sorry state of affairs for "UK Plc" when the folk who would have been the entrepreneurs of yesteryear need think of nothing else but to put their money into a second property for rental purposes. This

Is not the function of a productive economy and

It is a tragic waste of entrepreneurial talent.

Thanks Jiving

Did you access the Research note by one of the paid monthly subscription options, or another way?

As usual, I will go to bed dreaming of 100% gains but the usual experience is a sizeable drop! Hope it is different this time.

(I am not at the presentation)

Zanaga not being in the DRC is entry level 1 knowledge for any investor. It will take a lot from here to regain my confidence in the quality of BOTS_PROJECTS' due diligence.

The market won't go easy on a loss making company. AIM is full of stocks like this one and it's not usually pretty for investors.

We're in a rubbish market but ZIOC is holding up ok. I'm happy to hear what ekse they have got to say on 18th. It was good news so far and the share price could have een obliterated if there had not been an investment

Agree that 50p would be satisfactory, or even a Godsend (x6 on today's SP!!). Even though I do not doubt there are reasons and circumstances which could push it much higher. I don't know about how one takes a company private but Directors have to act in the best interests of shareholders, and they would still have to purchase our shares to take it private, have they not? In which case what's the worst case scenario .....8p? Lower, on the basis there is no strategic investor that would be willing to take it on. That would be frustrating, but I'll take any profit.

Https://www.ft.com/content/a6e15eef-54cc-4b80-8af9-a9e82a11158b

I thought the above article was helpful (to me!) in putting things in their true perspective.

Strategic Offtake Partner

As part of the transaction and as a condition of Greymont Bay's cornerstone subscription, marketing rights over 20% of the iron ore products from the Zanaga Project will be allocated to Gulf Iron and Steel (GIS), a consortium of strategic industry entities seeking to develop integrated steel facilities supplied by high-grade pellet feed iron ore to the Americas and the Middle East ("GIS Offtake Agreement"). The GIS Offtake Agreement enhances market access and offtake security, further de-risking Zanaga's commercialisation strategy and supporting its path to financing and construction. The terms of the GIS Offtake Agreement are in line with Group's current marketing agreement with Glencore, as announced on 23 November 2022, but now provides ZIOC with the flexibility to offer marketing or offtake rights over 80% of the Zanaga Project's iron ore production to other strategic funding partners and operators. The GIS Offtake Agreement is conditional upon the completion of the Glencore Buyback and termination of Glencore's Offtake Agreement.

I think everyone has got the implication of this 4p entry the wrong way round, but as I am just a simple soul I admit to the possibility I might be wrong. It is not a major negative in my eyes, quite the opposite.