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hahah! he's been pauly posting on clon for at least a decade. his skin in the game is in pounds not in actual shares. aka bought in at a vastly hire price and is now ******** all the way to the poor house and sniping at folk who have more shares than him at a fraction of the cost. the truth hurts.

No one saw that coming lol! If he still wants to build his position then he'd have instructed the brokers what he is prepared to pay and the price will drop until the order is filled. Rinse and repeat - Back to the low 30s again? Maybe lower as no one is really selling so could need a firmer tree shake?

Yes Jimi on publication this will x10 as the queue of buyers across the NHS is enormous. I would imagine this will hit 30p in time for my chip dinner at the weekend.

Cazenove should lump in as well IMO:-)

Jimi does the instruction manual come with mandatory sales?

I ll leave the board if there aren't 7 RNS's by end of May - I sold - no I didn't.

B-Positively full of Sh8t

That won't happen until there is full NICE approval #team muppet

So what other service would you cut Emerald to make this affordable for a hospital? The budget would have to be carved up differently and another department and application would lose out. Your advice would be wonderful. This is the crux of why GDR adoption will be very slow. This will create an endless debate internally until full NICE recommendation lands. You'll only see low sales whilst the evidence gathering and adoption starts to pathe the way to full approval. Feels like a dilution of your capital on the way??

Ironically Emerald - no one is listening.

Thanks Gloria - actually brings me no pleasure. This is comparatively close to commercialisation but Scott was comparatively close to getting back to safety. Sadly he died 8 miles from making it! gdr fingers and toenails are definitely black and the last husky got eaten a few weeks back:-::::-)))

Probably later Amers after either a)- your shares get diluted again. or b) GDR get bought out on the cheap by a PE firm. Actually how GDR haven't had a revolt at the HQ door with the staggering bullsh*t over the past 5 years including death spiral financing, I really don't know ! Instead of conserving cash they have jeopardised the business by R&D ing away like a big corporate and burning up the runway for their core assay. The waste has been phenomenal. Hiring Sales Teams 2 years early was a good one. More crazy is the broker fees!! Why they didn't just provide a realistic timetable and get one big raise done instead of piece-meal raises and all the associated costs? - its a failure of management's trust in themselves to deliver and a failure of trust in the investment community they have royally dick8ed. They may eventually get it over the line but they've destroyed a swathe of value and good faith along the way.

TBF this is just a normal cycle of dilution for ALL exploration small caps. What is the money for and what are the likely returns on 60% of a 1000tpd facility with copper at todays current price? After operating costs the answer is about 11-12M dollars per annum. Unfortunately the early stage shareholders bear the most risk and it feels like the carrot that can't be reached until these things get close to production. That is a good 2 years away so you might have a long wait. However, if things go well on this project the upside is strong. Any trading, Igli or other investments can also create SH value significantly of course. This is something you have in a portfolio that you top draw for a good 5 years. Don't invest more than you can afford to lose. Personally I think this has decent potential based on institutional investors and the mgt team.

Not even a pump and dump.. a few holding short positions covered themselves and bought. Now that's done it will return to the previous low unless there is sales news. Meaningful Sales news.

"as the market comes to realise just how undervalued we are imo" such a bldy nonsense you spout. The company is running at an eyepopping monthly burn. You want the business to be worth what is future value might end up being but its not grounded in todays financial facts. The smart money aint going near GDR until it sorts its finances out cos we know another dilution will land OR a PE firm will buy out on the cheap.

Has Pauly mentioned that the collapse in Lithium Carbonate prices is also DH's fault? I'm very certain this is the case and surprised he hasn't explained several 100 times over.

Given I anticipate holding for a good 2 years or more, am I to have to listen to a running commentary on a daily basis, based on the ups and downs of day traders??? What a total bore. Nobody cares about you FBP. You have nothing to say. What I tend to find is those that shout the loudest tend to have lost out on the share themselves so on that note - good luck with the day trades FBP.

Sorry Thingmay!! like genuinely! I thought it was a bit harsh as hadn't posted on here for a couple of weeks. No point as its a Pauly echo chamber!

To annoy prix like you

My Take on What Works Best

1. In Bolivia’s Context (high magnesium, remote terrain, water-scarce):

Traditional ponds struggle. The brines here (like Salar de Coipasa and Empexa) have high magnesium-to-lithium ratios — a known headache for evaporation.

A-DLE approaches (both iTDE and VULSORB) are much better suited, as they separate lithium directly and selectively, skipping the magnesium problem and drastically reducing water usage.

2. Between iTDE vs VULSORB:

VULSORB has the edge in terms of technical maturity. Vulcan has tested it across European projects, and it’s closer to real-world deployment.

iTDE is more innovative and modular, potentially cheaper and greener in the long run — but it’s still in the validation phase, especially with Bolivian brines.

If you want near-term reliability: VULSORB is the safer bet — backed by a more experienced operator (Vulcan) and proven at pilot scale.

If you're betting on future upside/disruption: iTDE is more speculative but could redefine extraction if pilot tests succeed.

Success for either will hinge on proving scalability, local acceptance, and alignment with Bolivian state lithium policies — which are famously cautious and state-centric.

If Clon can prove at pilot stage it works they'll do 10X but failure to validate will equate to a near total wipeout hence its a volatile microstock! pays the money and you takes the chance:-)))

If this works out, the 60% share at the lower end of projections is worth 8-9M GBP per annum. Should help prop this sham outfit up eh FBs pal?