Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Why Summit,
I have not made any personal recommendations.
It is different when the so-called legal expert (28 years' experience) comments on the court case. Summit, is it because I am invested in EUA.
So I can dip out and keep Summit happy, I would like to add no personal recommendations are being made just a generic statement.
Hey Mr Wolfe,
Obvious we will never agree but I propose a charitable bet with you.
If you don’t post until after the court case (Nov 23) I will donate £200 to my local hospice. If you do then you will donate the same to same hospice.
If you accept, I will give you the link to the hospice?
What do you say ?
Rags,
Dippin (Mr Wolfe) is actually correct, Everton and EUA share price are both shyte but both can change.
I think EUA will change quicker than Everton for the following reasons:
@ AGM, confirmed focus is sell by the end of 2023 and the transfer window does not open until Jan 2024.
And for long Toffers, the court case has no impact on any potential sell (confirmed at the AGM which you did not attend).
Shister (rickster), of course the court case continues. Hearing on Friday was regarding expert witnesses which I reported. Why would it finish ?
Enjoy the rugby and enjoy the week.
I see Mr Dippin Wolfe is still keeping to his word. Then you have the legal expert with long covid, followed by pat me on the back brigade.
Wolfe, thought you will be analysing Everton’s loss but you just can’t help yourself.
Have a great week all investors. Non investors, do what you like, your time which you can never get back.
Puppets on a string
And I guarantee my final post until next Monday.
Toffers filtered me and has previously accused me being associated with the nomad and Mac. 100% only one moniker.
Finally, the court decision tomorrow is whether the judge will allow expert witness or not at the main court date in November but as mentioned at the AGM, does not affect any sale of assets the BOD are trying to achieve in these difficult times.
Good luck to all those invested.
Spike,
Just email the company or even the Nomad if you want specific answers which you know cannot be provided here.
See you apply your agenda of doubt on Cloudtag as well! YOUR AGENDA.
Enjoy your sporting event, is it tag wrestling 🥱
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Practiced corporate finance for at least the past two years;
Acted on at least three relevant transactions in the past two years; and
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Retention of a Regulatory Information Service provider to ensure disclosure information can be notified as and when required (AIM Rule 10)
Pay ongoing AIM fees set by the London Stock Exchange as soon as such payments become due (AIM Rule 37)
Requirement to submit further admission documentation for additional issues of securities if the new issues require a prospectus, are seeking admission as a new class, or are undertaking a reverse takeover (AIM Rule 27)
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@GM402,
I have to agree with your comments and to me, it clearly indicates you have a group of derampers and rampers who recommend posts regardless of the contents.
Does not encourage or allow the space for those who want to debate, and I mean serious debate.
Time to dip it and let the so-called adults play.
please, can someone explain the last post as it makes no sense yet it receives 2 likings.
talk ****e for a certain side and it is applauded.
i think i will keep doing what mr wolfe does, dipping in now and again … ha ha, what crazy bunch (non investors)