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You had me at docile flocks

While on the whole dilution can be a destroyer of capital gains, and is something every investor should consider before making an investment, I'm sure the company haven't done this on a whim.
It's also not a huge dilution.
It will be interesting to hear from them but I suspect they will have a decent rationale.

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Xenor 'We need IIs buying on the open market to reduce the free float. Means less volatility for us holders.'

Xenor actually a lower free float (as in less available stock) would increase the volatility. As there is less liquidity. MMs have to move price more to encourage buyers and sellers to meet.
All things being equal a liquid, high free float stock would be less volatile than an illiquid, low free float stock.

Sorry not being posting police. Just picked up on that term free float. You may be using the term in a slightly different context.

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Slurms ignore Monkey here is a total dufus and does the same everywhere.
Some people just don't have lives.
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Yes can't complain about it being at around a 5% premium.

While I can not see any lock in or orderly selling conditions in the RNS, given its raised at a premium, i think worse case is it creates a bit of resistance at a higher price than current market price.

Also it's nice to see they haven't been given a massive warrant sweetner to compensate for paying a premium and in fact the total warrant and gold from the original agreement has reduced significantly.

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I agree metal. Ben doesn't hang around announcing either. Someone isn't selling due to knowing something, as we'd have known.
I've got enough stock here but I know what you mean.

Cox,

If you're genuinely worried, and confident in what you believe, then do what's right for you. Heck, you may be right who knows.
I'm backing any volatility will be short term but if you are nervous about the move down and believe its due to something material to be announced, or you want to trade the momentum as you think the seller will continue and you can sell and rebuy cheaper, just back yourself and do it.

I think your acting out a little as you are stuck in indecision and not trusting yourself. I could be wrong of course.

I have been known to trade and rebuy lower, but to get any significant position on little volume can be hard and obviously it's at a risk of the price rising. Also I've got a very good average here from accumulating over the year.

ATM maintaining the position I've built is more important for me personally in the event news lands. However it's all an individual choice based on averages and targets isn't it.

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Topuf

'Moon makes so many predictions, often contradicting each other, that he has covered every possible scenario and he can therefore claim to be "right" whatever happens. He'd back every horse in a race and then want credit for picking the winner.'

I couldn't agree more and have said this myself. Looks like many agree with you.
Moon is an egomaniac. Simple as that.
Not worth the time of day to be fair.

Cox - without being rude you were praising BT for his proactive PR and tweeting a few days ago and also saying how you're in KAV for the long haul only 4 days ago.

I respect your right of an opinion but you seem fairly non resilient to swings and volatility. That's also fine, but a stock like KAV will drive you insane if you let it.

It's equally hard to hold on the way up on stocks and not bank the profit. Need to have a valuation in mind and wait for the market to match it (or there abouts).

In general though I'd like KAV to stop acquiring more assets though. Focus on the quality we already have and developing those for now.
This current drill could be epic and could take the share price 'through the roof' however I'm eyes wide open to the opposite being possible too. KAV could fall back a fair way but we've some really quality other assets to go at.

I'm here for the KSZ primarily but the other assets are potential company makers and very encouraging insurance policies (albeit they are more than that).

Your decision Cox whatever you do it's your money.

If you bought last week at a relative high after watching for months when you had lower opportunities, and now after a week of a little volatility after a rise (and in a falling market generally) then that appears a more emotionally driven trade. Thats the worst thing IMO.

With regards to 'there isnothing wrong with safe investing' comment. I agree everyone has different risk appetites but KAV is exploration stage junior micro cap stock. The upside is incredible but that's due to it being the polar opposite of safe.

Focus on why you invested (assuming it was based on deeper research/analysis) not the share price. It's a pretty illiquid stock so barely any trades will move the price. Plus as has been said MM need a buyer to match off the sellers they won't be holding lots of this stock. It's simply that the market favours the sell side after the rise last week and the new variant so the MMs bringing the price down to make a market and execute the trades.

Strong rises and falls are par for the course on this type of stock with little volume and liquidity.

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Share price seems okay to me ATM.
Overall sentiment seems strong.
Main thing is focus on why you invested and then if that's unchanged it's no problem.

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NDAs can mean more but I agree in this case, the way Ben positioned it, seemed to me as though he said they have some but don't read too much into it as it's fairly standard practice.
That said always nice to have people interested.

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It's not RMM it's across the market. Covid SA variant concern etc

Really encouraging day and absolutely deserved rise today.
Proactive presentation was good.
As we know KAV have such a lot of highly prospective assets / targets and funded for next drill across portfolio well into 2022.
I10 next and Ben suggested maybe even more in KSZ (being reviewed).
Certainly open minded to sale or JV.
Exciting time to be a shareholder in KAV.

Ant...
'Anyone really think this has got another + 60% with no further news?'

Personally 'with no further news' I'd say no....but copper is going strong so people could be on the look out and drive sentiment.
Although I do expect news personally so i think we will drift around here +/- 10% and then start moving up over time.

Coxon..'Ben's Comms are Stella for an aim company'

Kav are actually main market, but I agree with your sentiment about Ben and understand you probably assumed or used aim as more of a reference to being early stage and exploration.

It can be hard to buy particularly when sentiment is also high.

Exciting times ahead one way or another.

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Just checking in as I still watch this stock after selling my previous position.
Noticed the thread about mini.
Very sad to hear.
Atb everyone.

Genuine advice - I wouldn't recommend investing so much money that it makes you feel anxious on the markets if you need more experience. Don't get me wrong I'm not saying don't invest, or that you have even over invested, but make it money youre comfortable to potentially lose, without heart complications while you learn the ropes. You can always put the majority of your money in a passive or active fund (but still no guarantees in them tbh).
Also one person's methods may not work for another. I find investing and investment styles is a personal thing and not a one size fits all. Many people can be successful in a variety of ways and methods. Be true to your strengths and learn the rest over time.

As for RMM personally I got in before the rise and held / added while lower so my average is good (thankfully) and now I'm at a decent profit (atm). After research I always have a target entry and exit before I take a position, to consider the scale of risk and reward etc. However as others have said people can only give opinion. Not facts. The markets can be volatile and especially micro/small caps with relatively limited liquidity.

I'm obviously personally long here and for much larger movements upwards over time based on my assessment.
Perhaps the sensible advice is to take some off the table if you have an uncomfortable amount 'at risk' at the moment. Then assess how you feel, research etc and either keep it on the side, sell the rest or add some or all of it back.

Emotions are rarely if ever useful in investing. It's hard to stay objective with FUD. When making a decision to trade before a target price I always ask myself 'has the reason I invested materially changed' ...and there are a lot of things to consider.
That's why I would always advocate having an investment case before investing, as it allows you to remain confident when looking choppy and objective when decision making.

Do what's right for you though

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Sorry word police ok I'll lengthen it to the Zambian system is based on English common law and customary law.

I'd join in but I'm finding this all a little unpheasant and hawkward.