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I don’t think that’s possible. What stock would they sell?

We have a Toller. Awesome dog.
MMs will only mark these up if they have buyers at higher levels....lack of sellers isn't enough

How do you "March a price down"?

The price on here is not the same as y’day

Y’day 0.38p, approx
Today 38p approx

@liamoghh , why do you want to sell?

No, Kevman, I think that’s right. I just paid 36.8p for a tiny scrap

What Musey said.
This is the basic fact underpinning the future of Rambler and other copper miners.

Yes. A job advert is not exactly an RNS.
Maybe there will be something on Monday. Maybe they are overstating the strength of their position in the advert. Who knows.

Charts schmarts

How would IIs restrict the price while they accumulate?

FT has a brief piece on the commodities super cycle.
It states the bull case, then it states the bear case.
As part of the bear case, it says "To the extent there is a broad commodities rally, the sceptics reckon it will be focused on a small group industrial metals such as copper, cobalt and nickel, which are key to energy transition and where new projects are in short supply"

The company is putting the deal together. They aren’t going to give us a running commentary.

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Torture
Yes I think so

Either a deramper or investment noob

Highly unlikely that there will be a placing.

Bertie
Effect of any placing on SP would depend on price and size. Given that nothing was in place before the RNS, the recent fall would not include any effect from any placing.
They wouldn’t be going ahead with the consolidation if they were also planning to do a placing separately - they would do the whole thing in one big transaction.
They wouldn’t be announcing a need for finance just before doing a placing.
The more I look at it the less likely a placing is. Not impossible, but highly unlikely.
The costs of development have to be taken somewhere. Either a placing, in which case shareholders either pay up (if given the opportunity) or get diluted, or debt, in which case interest payments reduce the profits available to shareholders, or a partial sale/JV of non-core assets, in which case someone else gets a small share or profits that would otherwise go to shareholders.
The RNS spoke about incoming interest in Little Deer/Whaleback, suggesting that would be a low stress route to finance.
It also inevitably knocked the share price, as management knew it would, suggesting that they weren’t planning a placing.

I thought the "exploring financing options" line implied a medium term time frame, rather than imminent announcement

If RMM fill their financing gap via an equity placing I'd have serious doubts about the management's judgement in knocking the share price before arranging the placing... a JV on their non-core (less core?) assets is, as Cornishknocker says, far more likely

What do you want him to say?