Member Info for GETINTHERE

That’s about 50% higher than the FID and clearly good news ;-)

We will all have a far better idea of where we are by the end of April ;-)

It’s no surprise that the usual suspects have a negative view ;-)

At that time this morning the mid price was definitely 0.0825, but whoever managed to buy 70 million at that time was one lucky son of a gun ;-)

More than 145 million bought and the SP up slightly.

Small steps in the right direction ;-)

In the first 5 hours of trading.

Long may this buying trend continue.

Another 10 million bought at 12.44 @0.093

Realtime

I’m glad for you that you have made some profit, I couldn’t see your trade shown on here at the time you posted, either you hit the time wrong or for some reason it’s not showing up on this site, strange but whatever if you’ve made money good luck to you.

Make that 1.4 million at 10.26 and another 1 million at 10.41

Buys still coming in 1.4 million at 10.41 @ 0.093

Real-time

Goodbye then.

Seawolf

The medium too long term price is what matters to me mate I’ve been here since 2012 and expect to be in serious profit by 2022

Time will tell ;-)

Just under 84 million bought in the first two hours of trading.

Is something afoot - yep 12” ;-)

Stock exchange is showing a 20,000,000 buy at 8.33am at 0.085p

Forgot to say :-

Tin $27,300

Tungsten $260

;-)

It would seem that not everyone believes that the WRES story is over.

WRES will succeed eventually and holders will see profits here providing that we get the production figures we need and can sell at prices that give us profits.

I’m expecting 20 tons or more of production per week now increasing both when we move to 7 days a week and as we start to mine the higher grade material again.

Rumours of WRES’s demise are greatly exaggerated ;-)

Dreamy

Sorry for the late response, I’ve been out dropping my son back to university so have only just read your post.

I have always been and I remain positive, however, like most people invested here I didn’t ever expect to see the SP at these levels, I didn’t expect covid and the issues it has caused world wide, which without doubt have made what was a difficult situation here, (caused by the steel debacle, the plant issues and the recovery issues) into a very difficult situation, because of the prolonged amount of time it has taken to start getting production to levels that can produce profitability, and the associated increased debts which have resulted from the delays.

That said everything is currently heading in the right direction, covid is slowly being brought down and hopefully will eventually be brought under control, production is improving, tungsten is up, tin is up, and consolidation may end up being a good thing, time will tell.

In the meantime my glass remains Half full ;-)

So, here we are at a pivotal point.

On the one hand, the plant works have been completed, production is improving, recovery percentages are at their highest levels thus far, tin is at a very good price and expected to hold or improve from here, tungsten has gone up and is forecast to rise further, and blackrock are still supportive.

In the other hand, our debt is much larger than originally envisaged, the interest payments on most of that debt are high and in the long term unsustainable, we have had to borrow from atlas, and we all know that they will sell into any rise.

The question is, can we and will we produce enough tungsten and tin and then sell it at a high enough price for us to be able to cover all of our costs as they currently stand, and subsequently refinance our debt and bring it down to a manageable level, thereby eventually becoming profitable ?

The jury is out, I still believe that WRES will succeed, but time will tell.

Good luck to all holders, I suspect that we will not have long to wait to find out if we are to become profitable or bankrupt.

Seawolf

MM should have converted to groats that would have made for an interesting discussion ;-)

Direct from the RNS:-

“each Existing Ordinary Share of £0.001 nominal value each will be subdivided into two new shares, a Redenominated Ordinary Share and a Deferred Share;”

And

“every 100 Redenominated Ordinary Shares will then be consolidated into one New Ordinary Share with a nominal value of £0.001 (being 100 * £0.00001).“

So existing shares are £0.001 and the new shares will be £0.001

Each share will be worth 100 times the current price at the time of consolidation so if that’s 0.085p then they will be worth 8.5p