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I don't really care (too much) as I'm not selling, but it's ridiculous that the MMs can hold the price when there appears to be more buys than sells by a large magnitude!?

Anyway, it's like a pressure cooker right now and only going one way

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They have really nailed the audience here

A very optimistic/positive choice of words from Mkango

Next 3 months could be stratospheric for the SP

Again, another good sign when the MMs are arranging a lower value UT at the end of the day. Expect to see a few delayed trades to show up over the next hour too.

MKA most certainly on the up

Me too Esduk

The larger delayed trades started showing up again last night, which leads me to think MMs are trying to accumulate at lower prices. Just another sign.

The positive aura is back and a big bit of news/RNS could really break the levee

Don't pay attention to that uni-horned FUDster

He comments on tons of stocks and simply circles numbers on cash-flow statements and says "raise needed soon" or 'beware the warrants"

I have no doubt that he's completely unaware that the cash flow doesn't include cash from the £3m placing

In short.......IGNORE

This is about ResourceEU? Looks like they will be publishing more detail on Weds.

This link looks like it has the full Reuters piece.....

https://m.piqsuite.com/reuters/slow-eu-to-unveil-plan-for-cutting-raw-materials-reliance-on-china-2025-11-28-10-38-56

Great update

Let's see how AIM receives the news today....

Absolutely bang on Spiritefan.

I've used Myles (and a couple of other folk) to highlight potential opportunities and get a decent level of research to kick things off, MKA was one of the ones I got from following Myles. I have then gone on to do my own DD, so if MKA goes tits up I will have to own that!

Also, one knows that Myles (and others) will be trading these, which will invariably involve an element of pumping at the right times from them, that's how they make some serious coin. Not sure why people get their panties in a twist about this - it's your money/risk, take some bloody ownership.

For sure

But a large sell/buy like this is one individual working with a broker to fulfil their order. It's not a button click.

Not sure what the argument is, looks like a whale buy to me

For sure

But a large sell/buy like this is one individual working with a broker to fulfil their order. It's not a button click.

Not sure what the argument is, looks like a whale buy to me

A buy is a whale buying

A sell is a whale selling

I prefer the former :)

Of course. One is active and the other is passive tho.

This is an active buyer

Not sure why it would be a worked sell at 77p?

Doesn't make sense at that level, surely a buy

Surely the AI 'bubble' is only linked to MKA in so far as AI companies make up ~40% of the S&P500

There's limited direct link here

The REE 'bubble' is a different matter, but that will (has!) impact others in this sector more than MKA (esp those with revenues on the distant horizon - unlike MKA). Plus the strategic needs for ex-China supply in the West have been cemented now, so that bubble is very real.

I am still firmly in the camp that this will get taken over before long, the recycling angle is too strong to ignore. Plus it's been quiet, too quiet......something's cooking

This is just nature of AIM non? As Jimzi said, volume is naff all.

Bit perturbed that we've heard nothing on the SPAC. but there could be good reasons for that too.

But ultimately the MCap is still way below true value, even more so after the past couple of weeks.

Until there's news MKA will be a trader's plaything, and then the money will come piling back in.

The way I look at it (I don't trade and haven't sold any MKA), is that if you ignore the US-China trade war bubble and the recent MKA specific pump spike, MKA has increased nicely over the past few months. Closing in on a fairer valuation, but still not there.

The fundamentals of MKA are still strong and, I believe the risk/reward balance is still massively skewed to this being an investment of huge potential.

I think I first bought MKA in Jan this year and my biggest worries were cash and complexity of company structure. I do wonder if the latter makes external investment more challenging, but the positives for MKA far outweigh that niggle.

I honestly think MKA is prime for a TO, I just don't see any outfits exChina with a near-term route to materials. And the mine-refine-recycle model ticks so many boxes. Plus, China still have everyone over a barrel, so that 'US-China trade war bubble' is very real and pressure will come to bear again.

As always, patience is key here......but I am normally a pretty optimistic individual.

I think the reason it hasn't dropped more is because most people realise that the US narrative is bs and that China still have everyone over a barrel.

Zoom out.......MKA is +535% ytd

If you're not trading, just listen to what StockGenius is saying

Thanks for sharing Muck

Have no doubt Hypromag technology will get some serious funding support in the not too distant future

Exciting times

Look at every single news release about rare earths and critical minerals. EVERY SINGLE one of them talk about recycling.

MKA is the only outfit that delivers and within the short time horizon that's required.

In fact I would say it's ripe for greater and faster capital injection to unlock tonnage.

Sit back and relax