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The sun will come out tomorrow!

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personally, i'd rather see rampin' than *****in'. such negative waves!

as a newbie to lse, i was pleased to discover the ree opportunity highlighted for my research in the positive comments on this bb, when it was down at 1.14p not so long ago. many of those promoting the shares then are the same people now being criticised by some. i can understand people having made a good choice being self-congratulatory and wanting to shout about it, a bit. nothing that has happened, or been said, since has persuaded me that my then purchase was a bad move and i would, no doubt, have been kicking myself and miserable if i had not taken the plunge. however i hope that, whilst justifying to myself why i hadn't, i wouldn't shoot the good news messengers.

I'm with 'hoping. Some people, for their own small minded, insecure reasons, lurk on the bbs looking for opportunities to make lying boasts and get a rise out of people. It's actually quite sad and pathetic when you think about it.

Much needed clarity, including the news about the remaining lender. Should have cleared the runway. Just waiting on the MRE.

MMs are obviously anticipating a lot of trading today.

All coming together nicely. With a substantial insider share holding, and warrant holdings, we can assume that the management will be thinking very carefully about each step. We just have to be patient!

I'm anticipating that they are aiming to release the assay news alongside admission to OTCQB and have been topping up accordingly.

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And I'm guessing, with the drop to 3.2 from 3.5, those shares have just been sold.

Good to see that the big sales of this morning were into a still rising market. I bought in at 1.18p and have become even more confident with all the good news coming out and it's hard to see that changing. The question will come at what point to take profit and how many to hold for the long game. A definite hold, or even top up if you can afford it.

I'm assuming that execution of warrants does not show up as a sale. Maybe someone can correct me.

As my post indicated, I can't see why anyone would wish to sell large volumes, warrants or not. I've got enough of a clue to be holding onto my REE shares for a while yet.

Large number of volume sales today. Difficult to fathom.

I've taken my return from the start of the year and, barring a significant drop to buy in at again, I'm out.

"to each of" means that they each get 10% of the overall share issue.

No markets are looking good today. US banks have a bit of difficulty and panic sets in. Then everybody tries to go liquid at once. Alternatively, the Fed guarantee eveything including private debt, inject loads of liquidity and the party restarts. 🤞🏻

I'm thinking the current pessimism may be overdone. Like everybody, obviously, I wish I'd sold all at 16p but I've recovered my stake with a healthy profit left riding on the company. When you consider the progress from sub-5 pence earlier in the year to now, with a share price holding at over 8 pence despite the latest news, there is still a lot to like this week versus last. Executive directors resign for lots of reasons, including pc additions of recent years. Personally, I thought that he came across as a ill prepared limp lettuce at the investor presentations and clearly had not read and thought about all the investor questions. Maybe a major would be investor felt the same and wants to see a more dynamic person in place. Maybe the sudden resignation was a hissy fit or jumping before he was pushed. We can't know, but having seen his performance I now have more faith than less and considerably more confidithan when I invested in April. However, that has not stopped me taking out my original stake on a prudence basis as it could still be a bumpy ride.

It's not war influencing the price of tungsten, it's more the threat of war. Regarding your possible appointment with a bus, I can't see that influencing any rare minerals pricing, apart from possibly lithium if it's and electric bus, so of little relevance here