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For most of this afternoon the stock was 'at best' only on any size, another nutritional company yesterday informed the market their results would beat expectations by some margin, this has to be a positive for CNSL being in the same sector.

After the late tick up there were only £5k of shares were available online, after that they wanted a premium.

Recent director buys, albeit small were at 2.4p, buying the dips here can often reward significantly as the SP can move up fast, on two occasions this year the price has moved from current levels to 4p within a short space of time.

Could be a good time to add or for any new onlookers buy in for a trade.

It's NT to buy again currently.

The stock has gone NT on the buy side twice this morning already, suggests there is underlying demand & the market does not want to release many shares to buyers around current levels.

Took a chunk of these today on the GROC news, company looks undervalued, shares were trading at .25p quite recently.

Some reality concerning this event and it's outcome.

Fact of the matter is that insiders knew the diamond package was going to be released some months before it was announced, I recall the share price just kept moving up and up, from current levels to the mid .30p's, many a time the stock was NT to buy or online buying was shut down completely.

The point is VAST is and always has been leaky, If there was any dynamic news upcoming the share price would not be in the gutter right now, what is very fishy is relentless buying over various days during the downturn has failed to move the SP higher, a few sells come along and down it goes.

If anyone follows social media or various online blogs you will read that some well known 'names' want AIM cleaned up, many deem the likes of VAST as poisonous, especially with AP at the helm. Of course there are other companies who also have a very poor reputation but VAST seems to have been 'targeted' in particular.

The nuts and bolts of this are simple, the market is tired of the continued dilutive fundraises, the cash has achieved very little other than support loss making operations, lifestyle directors + paying corporate fees.

I think this is AP's last chance to deliver, the diamond PR has been atrocious, various Reach RNS's have been needed to clarify what should have been a simple procedure, even now no-one really knows what the remaining diamonds are worth. AP has 'promised' various company changing deals but none have ever come, he is now riding the ego wave at this latest event to achieve what exactly ?

Does AP give a fig about the shareholders, not on your nelly !

Sweet irony, the CEO smiling like a Cheshire cat as the share price slumps to 12 month lows. The last event like this delivered zilch for VAST, is AP now simply on an ego trip ??

Back in the real world it appears the city spivs want to make it impossible for the company to raise cash (taking the SP below par value) many want to see the end of VAST plain and simple.

Is it not disconcerting that the CEO appears so relaxed at a time when he should be offering re-assurance to his flock of investors.

It is due a bounce for sure, shares were trading at 2.8p last Friday.

The stock has now gone NT on the buy side. Clearly there is demand at current levels.

I know the bashers do not like any optimistic, or even realistic views, it does not suit the agenda, however, for a number of reasons I do not believe the doom mongers are correct, I hold shares accordingly around current levels.

In respect of Mr 15,000 posts in just 5 years comment on volume, look how it has been twisted, did my post suggest there had been massive volume, answer is no, the post stated there has been a persistent buyer of 1m shares, this is clearly ignored, the same as the fact an offer was made for Goldstone in April.

Let us see what comes next, I fully believe the naysayers will be proved totally wrong, news cannot be far away so not long to wait.

The cash position must be running down, the last placing was in June, they raised £750k, since then a number of warrant conversions have brought in £350k.

Is the market starting to ponder the thought of a placing, the shares have had a good run, the last raise was at .70p, you could not blame management for raising at the far higher share price level.

Surely something to consider.

The scare stories being pumped by various entities on the board are totally without foundation, clearly the bashing has intensified over recent months, at the same time a 1m buyer continues acquire loose stock.

I suspect that buyer may be, in some way, either close to the company and/or a party associated with the takeover offer back in April, time will tell.

Not long to wait for news, if a sensible re-structure of the gold loan is announced then the shares will fly higher.

DYOR etc.

I have a feeling that this could be the next major % mover, the shares are heavily oversold, were trading at .16p in mid November, current £1.8m m/cap is unrealistic.

Getting harder to buy in size around current levels which is always a good sign.

This is massively oversold on the RSI, a bounce is coming IMO.

There were some chunky buy trades late last week, there was very little stock available at .03p towards Friday's close, my view is the shares will bounce from very oversold levels, the current m/cap of circa £1.4m is unrealistic.

I can see a technical bounce coming to at least .05p this week, if the right news comes (settlement with Conrad) it will be back at .10p in a flash.

DYOR etc.

Back in August the share price was .80p equating to a m/cap of £3.88m with £4m of debt and very little cash, basically an EV of nearly £8m would imply 1.65p a share.

At the close the shares were trading around .80p but with NO DEBT + a cash runway moving forward, the shares should double from Fridays close on a comparison basis, however add to the mix no premium for a new direction, company survival, potential of Gov funding + a revamped BOD.

Based on a number of peer groups AYM should be trading AT LEAST in a £10m to £15m valuation range right now - at the current share count would equal a SP range of 2p to 3p.

Next week will be very good for shareholders, the re-rate will continue, it will be hard to buy on the market Monday IMO.

Posted on A@VFN, also worth noting the NPV (4 years ago) was $120m given the rise in commodity prices since you can probably double that now.

MiningLamp 5 Dec '25

Here is a more detail breakdown of in ground value - total gross value at current prices $3.4 billion.

Contained Metals & Gross Value

Copper: 16.9 Mt × 1% = 169,000 t → ~$1.44 billion

Zinc: 16.9 Mt × 2% = 338,000 t → ~$0.85 billion

Lead: 16.9 Mt × 1% = 169,000 t → ~$0.36 billion

Silver: 16.9 Mt × 30 g/t = ~16.3 million oz → ~$0.41 billion

Gold: 16.9 Mt × 0.3 g/t = ~163,000 oz → ~$0.33 billion

Total Gross In-Situ Value $3.4 billion USD

MrMcnee5 Dec '25 - 08:56 - 8472 of 8472

Not so long ago the company was valued at £4.5m with £4m of debt giving a enterprise value of £8.5m or around 2p a share.

The company is currently valued at just £2m with no debt, therein lies the current value discrepancy.

It is a BUY right up-to 1.5p IMO.

There were some chunky buys towards the close yesterday, keep an eye out for a TR1, my strong belief is clients of Nortrust will be buyers at current levels, their last position (300m shares) was acquired in the .05p region and they were sellers into the .10p/.15p range, they have been persistent traders of EME and have made a small fortune in doing so.

The current £1.4m m/cap is too low, it assumes a worse case scenario but EME have been resilient in the past and have come through much stickier situations than the current one.

DYOR etc.

I think we are approaching a point where Nortrust will come in again, their clients have made very good money trading EME, on a number of occasions they have entered near the lows and trebled/quadrupled their investment.

Current m/cap is just £1.3m

This is reaching Nortrust buy back in levels, they were more or less out on the last spike, from a holding of nearly 300m shares, they seem to know when the time is right !

As for what might happen, well my bet is both parties will find a solution, a deal reached, if the talks were previously 'amicable' then one assumes they could return that way.