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I said 5+ years 2 years ago and got abuse.

What absolute sheyite you talk. "Rf recovering their losses" hahaha!! They only just invested you berk and they specialise in mezzanine finance for businesses that are close to commercialisation. You think they ve not experienced investments like this before in their portfolio. They ll have a lot more patience than you i suspect. Equally i won t buy until its significantly lower like 7-8p as this stock is high risk without any cashflow.

Actually budd is doing fine. 1. Selling into a very beureaucratic supply chain and theres nowt he can do about that. 2 had he told the market this will take years, he wouldn t have got the dilution off the ground 18 months ago or the latest funding very possibly. If he d said it ll take 5 years you would have all buddered off and crashed the sp leaving no options. He s actually done the sensible thing.

Sorry but it is utterly banal to say there has been massive progress. The sales remain zero. Are you deluded???? There have been encouraging signs that things are moving forward which may lead to some turnover but the break even point is a long long way away. This is a firm trying to last long enough on hope that the runway doesn t run out. You can list every positive devote funding this, NICE that trials in Manchester blah blah. Where is the cashflow. Let me tell you where it is. From your pocket into the pockets of Mgt. Mug.

Whats the NAV?

The only thing Dudd needs to do is show willing and halve his salary. They also need to reduce the burn rate and lay off staff. Riverfort MGT have a background directing the board of their investments to cost cut when needed so they must be happy that the gdr model is going to bear fruit as is without the spending cuts. Even if there were cuts the mkt would see it as a distress sign. Sales is all that counts. Revenue generation is number 1. Its remarkable that this is not happening so there will either be floodgates or a death spiral. Riverfort model is expensive? Why? Because its high risk. So GDR is high risk. Not me saying it but a Financier by very definition of the deal in place. I can t touch this until its 7-8p. It might well go gangbusters before but i wont take the level of risk on for a return that doesn t compensate for potential loss of all equity.

I don t know the timelines here or the length of runway but we ve gone from dilutions which became undersubscribed to an infinitely worse deal with RF which was all GDR could muster on the market. It signifies the direction. No doubt there will be spikes but even they have become less sustained and lower when they happen because any good RNS evaporates with no sales and its only cashflow and break even that now matters. This is a casino stock so go trade if that s your thing but LT its a tough one as those in the 30-40 or even 70 p range are averaging down and loading up risk. No thx.

But its just naive to say LTH or anyone else won t let it. This is not in yours or RFs or GDRs control.without positive cashflow you re burning money and without money you have no power to negotiate as it would be about getting what you re given. That s worst case and further down the line but it is a realistic prospect and not merely a waiting game for a pot of certain gold. Its high risk because the strategy had been wrong for years and SHs are IMO setting someone up to enjoy the success of your investment.

I ve said for 2 years. A long term strategy needs long term funding. GDR is a slow burn and the best thing for it is for a large business to buy it. I also said that this will happen when the business is up against the wall financially. Why would anyone buy them out until the SP is on the floor? There is no chance they re going to get close to break even for a couple of years and the best that can be done is to slow the burn rate. Devote and some sales are going to help but its putting off the inevitable which is a basement bargain buyout.

Why would anyone look at the SP day to day? It makes no sense as this will take a good 12-18 months to really know where it can lead. Even if things go to plan they ll need to raise serious cash, they could get bought out cheap like any permutation of stuff can go on. 90% of traders lose 90% of the time so any commentary on 20% dips and jumps is irrelevant. Any holder with sense will put an affordable amount in. For me its about 10k. I m looking to make x20 + over a 3 year time frame here. If it doesn't work cest la vie. I ll do better than any trader jumping in and out both financially and mentally. GLA. Long n strong.

He probably has a life. Noted when the price jumped the other day you were entirely silent and now its a few % off you pipe up again. Sad little pr8ck with nowt to say.

If it went to 0.08 it would be owing to major issues with the pilot so why would you invest then you fool

Clon is just being gamed and all a flim flam irrelevance. Zero point getting involved as 12 months time will see this closer to 0.8-1p with a scale up on the cards. New money will come in then.

Clontarf doesnt need ramping. Opportunity in DLE is v clear to all thx

Administration. Like its been said 1000 times and yet fools want to believe it cant be true, despite it hiding in plain sight for over a year now.

gosh i haven't looked at tern for a good year, owing to the thought it was a **** investment. pheweeee. that's even lower than the 6-7p i was expecting. some rampers ought to hang their head in shame.

That seems very naive! You have a country in economic turmoil, terrible human rights that has seen the US pull funding an investment. A military run government oppressing the population and the war in Ukraine tipping swathes of folk into deep poverty. You think this is a stable country????!!!!! Glad you think so. You're invested in a old mine that is getting more and more expensive to operationally maintain, likely yielding less and less, in a country that is heading into an election next year with civil unrest. Um. good luck with that one.

25000 mettic tonnes versus 21 million in reserves. Me thinks there s room for plenty of others.

BH will have to make significant compromises to outlast the debt crunch that is coming. Significant headwinds remain and the risks escalate. I personally see this going south on sentiment and lack of new money/interest until 2025.

The whole model with BOE base rate at 5% is screwd. The minimum rate for borrowers would need to be up at 40%+ given the cost to borrow for lending. You d need FCA approval on a revised model and chances are slim to none IMO