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The share price has fallen from 2.8p in circa 6 weeks on tiny volume, a drop of nearly 70% on the recent .90p low point, some days just a few million shares traded, it is obvious any half decent buy side volume will take it back up PDQ.

More news seems likely sooner than later IMO.

They have reduced the CLN from £5m to £2.5m also, that has to be a bullish sign. We are entering a news rich period after a long period of silence, do not miss the boat here, the shares are materially oversold, there is a great deal of upside ahead.

DYOR etc.

The material re-rating starts today IMO.

Ignore the bashing trolls, there is a great deal of upside ahead.

We are entering a news rich period, the funding looks very good indeed, IMO there is a short position in Hamak equity currently, these entities will need to close, the usual placing route has now been shut with todays news. Looking forward to material short squeeze sooner than later.

Take note re the funding terms, key aspects.........

Loan conversion at a premium of 129% as of yesterdays closing price or 2.4p

No short selling of Hamak shares by the loan provider permitted.

DYOR etc

Interesting that the wording in the recent Conrad presentation is the same for EME as it is for CORO, namely the word 'acquisition' (implies a purchase) also the transfer has still not been completed, the deal was announced in April. CORO were also in dispute with Conrad in respect of operational expense (there is form there clearly)

The wording being the same implies that a deal between EME and Conrad is likely therefore, as others have pointed out it would not be in Conrad's interest to go down a lengthy arbitration route, also the fact they are now implying they own 100% could be deemed disrespectful to the arbitrator and could be used against Conrad on judgement day.

It does seem that Conrad have bullied both CORO and now EME during a time of apparent financial weakness, note how Conrad never came for EME when they had strong liquidity. So yes they are bullies and look to have been very poorly advised.

The current fall in EME stock seems materially unjustified and hideously overdone IMO.

This could be about to go on another run up, the shares hit 14p in October.

Why @ConroyGoldplc next drill program could be the catalyst retail investors are missing, read on....

https://x.com/RNS_Assist/status/1996200901586153541?s=20

It is very clear the blatant bashing on this board and the other place is designed to destroy sentiment, HOWEVER, back in April the company received a takeover offer, the share price was circa 1.3p at the time.

In my view the entity behind that approach will not have gone away and will come back, there has been a persistent block buyer of 1m shares for some months. We all know that one of the TR1 holders has a gripe with the company and could quite easily be behind the previous 'offer'

What is in it for the retail investors, well best ignore the scare stories, they are designed to frighten, as the weak sell the shares are going into stronger hands. At current gold prices the company is sitting duck takeover target, serious money can be made from a turnaround situation, any prospective suitor knows that.

Just one piece of decent news and the shares will re-rate strongly, the current regime is in last chance saloon, they must surely know that, in the meantime the largest shareholder and debt provider appear to be on managements side.

If another bid is coming the window is closing IMO.

If the deal proceeds it would be very value accretive for shareholders, not many gold projects can be acquired for just $8 - $10 per in the ground ounce.

I have a feeling this is just the start of news-flow. The BOD have been quiet, however, one suspects there is a great deal going on in the background.

Anyone short needs to watch their back!

Lots of upside here, shares are materially oversold, Bitcoin has bounced strongly over recent days is an added bonus, could be the start of a news rich period moving forward, not a time to be out IMO.

ORR has been tipped by a well supported X influencer today, may explain the increased volume.

I have doubled my holding here over recent sessions, the shares are massively oversold, there is no premium in the SP for the quality of the executive team, the current m/cap is very close to their Bitcoin holding and value of the gold project (that looks very promising BTW) + the price moves disproportionally upwards on very low buy-side volume.

In respect of the funding package, the bears point to the provider(s) however fail to recognise that it will be up-to the company to decide whether to use these mechanisms or not and if so at what time.

Making money from the junior space is all about timing, too high at 5p/6p/7p for sure but buying circa 1p is a different matter entirely, the upside favours the bulls from current levels IMO.

The situation at Anglesey is very similar to what happened at Conroy Gold a few years back, no-one ever believed their project was worthy, a lifestyle company the naysayers said, large landholdings in Ireland but with proven gold in the ground, however, out of the blue they secured a JV partnership with a Fortune 500 company and the share price surged from under 10p to circa 40p in quick time.

The point being there are larger companies out there looking to secure projects, Anglesey's Parys Mountain is far more advanced of than Conroy Gold's was at the time, what is more the local community are supportive and various planning permissions + EIA are all in place, the mineral resource is in place, there is no dispute on that.

The fact is that at £1.3m market valuation, AYM is a no brainer investment proposition for the risk adverse who like this sector, it is very rare such a valuation disconnect occurs, no wonder the market will not allow sizable buying at current levels.

DYOR etc.

Brewer posted this today, it is dam frustrating, however, it is in his own interest to get Shuka across the line and provide this non dilutive funding, once secured the deal completes and then you are looking at an entirely different proposition, the company would then be able to source external funding for the Kabwe mine.

https://x.com/JB_MiningAfrica/status/1995364828064747749?s=20

Volume continues to build, as I posted over the weekend it has been very hard to buy in any size over recent sessions, there has to be a very positive reason for that IMO.

I would not be surprised to see the share price return to where it fell from (.70p/.80p) in due course, even then the market valuation of the entire company would only be around £3.5m, their 2 equity positions (LIM and Grangesberg) are probably worth that alone leaving over $1b of resources at Parys Mountain in for free.

DYOR etc.

Kearney has thrown Labrador Iron Mines circa $1m of his own funds to ensure they survive, AYM own 12% of LIM, he could easily interim fund Anglesey, he holds 22.5% of the equity.

Kearney was Chairman of Anglesey for a long time, for some reason he was removed, this allowed a new CEO to come in (Battershill) the first move he made was to bring AYM onto the AIM market from the more stable Main Market, the share price was 2p when he was appointed.

That was the start of the share price decline because on AIM there are no restrictions on the number of placings and Battershill continually raised at ever lower share prices, the city spivs simply forward sold the stock and then offered the company money on their terms and then repeated the process.

When the old brigade were in place they were very conservative, salaries were deferred or not taken at all, there was clear communication with shareholders, the Main Market listing ensured capital raises were rare, at one time the share price surged above 10p.

There is material value here well above the nonsensical £1.3m market cap, it just needs a catalyst, many believe that catalyst is not far off.

What seems clear is that Poulden & Co do not want WSBN to have penny share status.

When the shares are trading in the 70p's on Monday you will lose many of the speculative types that love to trade around the edges of these sub 1p minnows, that is a fact, as a result of the lower liquidity the spread will widen thus further deterring traders and volume will drop even more.

There appears to be no logic in the reasoning behind why they want to consolidate, WSBN only has circa 3b shares in issue, not many for a AIM minnow, unless there is some corporate activity ahead then the only logical explanation is the BOD want to remove the share price volatility that currently occurs.

Will be interesting to see what happens Monday, what is clear is the market does not like the consolidation.

It appears AYM is becoming harder to buy at advertised price, a number of theories being offered on A@VFN, the main theme being some form of corporate activity ahead.

Yesterday was one of the highest share volume days for many a year, one wonders what brought this about, however, it is clear someone is buying and believe the company will bat through the current situation and progress.

When a share becomes harder to buy that is usually a good sign, I have a feeling some form of news is not far off, also look out for a TR1 maybe a position is being built, could it be Kearney increasing his 22.5% stake ??

This is from the other site, the gross in ground value of the in the ground metals at Parys Mountain is in excess of $3 billion, also bear in mind that AYM also has 2 equity positions which could be worth £2m/£4m range verses the current sub £2m m/cap.

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 (headline “rock value”)

Lots of commentary ongoing on A@VFN, all speculation, takeover potential etc, however it is worth noting that the Government has added extra support for UK critical metals and Anglesey is on the list, funding could come via grants, loans or equity stakes.

These links were taken from the other chat board

Anglesey on UK Critical Metals list here... https://ibb.co/20VcYvPq and the new Government funding schemes here.. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/69244c80367485ea116a5675/uk-critical-minerals-strategy-vision-2035.pdf

It is clear the current £sub £1.5m market valuation of AYM is an anomaly, just one decent piece of news and the shares would significantly re-rate.

Bitcoin has rallied $11,000 from the recent low point of $79,000 - currently $91300, COIN has 'recovered' $2m of value however the share price has not, only a matter of time.