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Agree, cash might be an issue so a fund raising possible? Others may disagree, do your own research and act accordingly.

I thought the link useful because HBR are in the business of business, the pub date academic imo.

Moving on from the debate on first mover advantage to the geopolitical having the support of China might be an issue if they ramp up the rhetoric about Taiwan?

That said, the Chinese market is so big that if the CIZ tests work and Beijing pay up then small shareholders will make some $erious money.

Does anyone here do chart/tech analysis?

Unconvinced about loading up just yet, too soon since the sharp drop?

Looking at 50 and 200 day moving averages.

This might just be a case of "buy on the rumour, sell on the news"?

Speaking of which, will there be a deal with India or does it go to court?

The relatively limited number of shares is a bonus and I am grateful for that.

Guilty Nolo, I had hopes of 10p but after the RNS took one look at the sp trend and off loaded a chunk as I fear it will go lower this summer. Happy to buy back in once the news and the trend line positive.

Neil have you never heard the phrase "first mover advantage"? It is open to debate, see link below.

https://hbr.org/2005/04/the-half-truth-of-first-mover-advantage#:~:text=A%20first%2Dmover%20advantage%20can,in%20a%20new%20product%20category.

Https://youtu.be/mDLxTVmy_-o

We can argue about Tom Cross and the dismal share price of PMG but on the wider subject of energy supply perhaps we can agree on one point? Oil & Gas is far from over and the UK and Europe face crippling energy costs thanks to the Net Zero Cult having infected our governments. Tucker Carlson's view of Europe and energy is interesting.

Degrees?

In my opinion the HMI management have PhDs in Incompetence and are Masters MSc in Fraud!

Inclined to agree and will average down. I also believe this winter will be hard in every sense for Euroland and taxing the crap out of oil & gas companies active in the North Sea while importing LNG from the USA and Qatar will be seen for the Green lunacy that it truly is.

Https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/06/21/nhs-lung-cancer-tests-every-former-smoker-scan/

Has CIZ missed the boat?

If Tom and fellow directors have a plan then why are they not buying large chunks of shares at this depressed price?

Is PMG being shorted? The momentum has down for a long time now. What is going to reverse this? Higher gas prices in October?

Added a few this morning but would like to see some solid news by the end of this month. Will a deal be reached or does it go to court?

Getting a bit frothy imo, will wait a day or two and buy some more in the hope of a favourable legal outcome and possibly a joint venture. 30 June the end of the extension period so not long to wait.

Oh ye of little faith.....or maybe not?

Maybe just pragmatists who sell into upticks!

Amused that investor confidence in IMM is so paper thin that an awaited update results in the sp initially rising then falling? Meanwhile my other biotech disappointment EVG is at least up 8% on good news.

While I am here for the copper which I hope is going to be the main event I would be happy if the company sold off the rights to the Titanium resource as the grades are good and the ore not far below the surface. Similarly with the Kaolin, a nice bonus but incidental. EEE either needs a partner or much more money to develop the other 98% of Pitfield. Mines take time and money to develop and EEE just getting started imo.

I was never convinced by 600% this year but would expect to see about 300% by the time the trials start in 2023. Therefore around 11p a share seems possible and quite probable in the next 12 months. Money aside for a moment there are millions in the world who desperately need a better drug and this might be it?

Encouraging, a grant towards research something of a thumbs up from this charity.

In my opinion this is a "come and get me" invitation for a JV partner. Please form an orderly queue!

Very good news!

FT today:

European gas prices have doubled in just 10 trading days, highlighting how the market still remains on the edge over the continent’s gas supplies despite storage levels at record highs for the time of year.

In Thursday trading the price of the European gas benchmark Title Transfer Facility (TTF) rose as much as 27 per cent on the day to €49.50 per megawatt hour, its highest level since early April. At the start of June, TTF had fallen to as low as a two-year low of €23/MwH.

While prices are still down substantially from their peaks last summer, when the cut off of Russian pipeline supplies propelled TTF to eye-watering heights above €340/MwH, traders said market participants remain jittery. Underscoring the volatility, TTF prices later momentarily traded below the previous day’s close before rising 7.3 per cent at €42.80.