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GCM is my bottom drawer 100 X bagger prospect. Hopefully, it/we will see it happen.

Happy Weekends, All

Might the only way be up now?!?

GLA

The Zim government are definitely taking our Listing on their stock exchange very seriously. Listening to the webcast makes that loud and clear!

Kavango Resources plc (LSE:KAV, VFEX:KAV.VX), the Southern Africa focused metals exploration and gold production company, is pleased to invite shareholders, stakeholders, and the wider public to join the livestream of its official listing ceremony following its listing on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange ("VFEX"), Zimbabwe.

The livestream of the ceremony will begin today at 09:35 AM BST and will be available to view using the following link: https://youtube.com/live/67pAQE9sS-E

It's a pity that we have so much debt,but a new era formally begins!

Our royalty is 7.5% of gross profit (6% of product+ 1.5% Advisory fee).

Who knows what the profit margin per tonne of Manganese ore is?

Unfortunately, it might only be a few thousand pounds each month. But every little helps!

We own shares in the most financially opaic of companies. But hopefully some significant money has started to flow in:

Keras Resources plc (AIM: KRS) is pleased to announce an update on the cooperation agreement signed with the Republic of Togo ("State") ("Cooperation Agreement") related to the Nayéga manganese mine ("Nayéga") in northern Togo.

Nayéga starting mining activities at the end of July 2025 and is meeting expectations of processing ore at an initial rate of 4,000 tonnes per month of saleable manganese for the first 3 months and thereafter at nameplate capacity of 8,000 tonnes per month of saleable ore. The Company has now received its first payment as per the cooperation agreement signed in 2023 post the shipment of the initial 2,700 tonnes of ore in containers on 5 September 2025.

Russell Lamming, Interim Executive Chairman of Keras, commented, "The first payment under the Cooperation Agreement is a significant milestone for both the Company and Nayéga and we now look forward to the continued increase in production with cashflows that will underpin the cashflows from the US operations. I look forward to updating shareholders in the near term on progress on both fronts."

GLA

Today is probably the day we see 8p plus and blue skies ahead.

GLA

The day we break 8p will be the day that we know, once and for all, that we are on our way!

GLA

AIM is filled to the brim with Day Traders who live off rumour and RNSs. Might POW see a slow incremental rise in share price over the years because of it?

We were unlucky with the "Great Red Spot" and the hunt for the new Norilsk Nickel mine.

I'm holding for gold. Methinks Ben might be into a winner here.

It's a pity that our financial health took a beating before discovering Zim.

GLA

I agree that Sean Wade likely has little clue about the Blockchain space. But all he needs to know is that tokenisation is on the up. Investing in tokenized assets (like property) is on the rise for people who can't afford to purchase a house/flat. It's a small step to use the same technology to invest in companies.

Crypto does away with the Middle Man - meaning, that in the absence of monopolies, commission prices fall.

Imagine a World in which Market Makers work on much narrower commissions?

That should be good for retail investors and good for first movers in the tokenization of trading assets.

I know very little about crypto, but it does, stable national electric grid electricity aside, seem to be the future.

Government Officials (and their families and friends), the Police Force, the Army, and Big Business will be first in line for fuel if the crunch comes - regular, everyday, people are always last in the queue.

Kodal is a Revenue Stream for the Mali government now. Methinks that nobody is going to starve it of transportation fuel.

Just my opinion - of course!

Might the crypto space actually be set to move into Outer Space with a cluster of alt-coin ETFs set for American regulatory approval over the next few months?

Might the alt-coin XRP replace notes/coins?

Might the alt-coin HBAR be used as the backbone of Digital ID and back office administrative and logistical transactions?

If so IMO this crypto Bull Market will run for about 5 - 10 years!

Just my opinion. But a £19k Sell is huge should this 10 or 20 X within the next few weeks.

That said, I can't understand why the share has stood up so well if the trade really was a Sell. I mean, we are at the last chance saloon. I can't see MMs doing us any favours on the spread.

According to Financial Wisdom on youtube we are at the business end of a 45-year cup and handle for the price of Silver. 45 years is a long time, so there's no guarantee that the Price of Silver is about to shoot to the stars. But a lot of economic indicators suggest that it will.

Mario Innecco (Maneco64) describes the pattern on a chart 3 mins 30 seconds into this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFlWrS-1h9U

We just have to hope that Elizabeth Hills lives up to its potential.

GLA

So, exactly like the last Placing. We saw the share price start to go on a tear - then bang!

It's strange how the MM allows the price to rise, when it likely knows it's going to fall.

Anyways I'm here for the long haul. Let's see where the wind blows us over the next year, or three!

I sold out last week, at a loss.

The new battlefield is Finland. No ceasefires - only the threat of global war.

Starmer talks tough. The question is now whether NATO can act tough!

Dmitry Medvedev is gearing up to take over from Putin. Medvedev recently threatened to nuke a NATO member and see if the western nations are really up for war.

It's over for EUA

R.I.P EUA

Welcome to a Brave New World.

Hold onto your Precious Metal mining shares for dear life!!!

Happy weekends, All

I watched Harland & Wolff bust one year after gaining a "company making" £600,000,000 contract. There's a reason it went bust - it was heavily in debt and was screwed by both Tory and Labour governments that refused to guarantee a £200m loan facility.

As far as I can tell, Kodal has no such problems. Therefore, the share price might be held down for even as much as a few months as someone plays their little games, but all should be well here.

Methinks the best thing to do is put this one in the bottom drawer and see where we are in circa January 2026.