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it is the intention of the bashers, bears, shorters to drive sentiment into the ground, kick the guts out of longs with constant negativity, take the share price to lows that longs never thought was possible (like now) - however when these stocks turn they turn so quickly you would never believe it.

take for example another sector minnow orr, the stock hit 1p last year but was eventually taken down to 0.07p, bashers were all over it, management being ****ged off, longs were fearing the worst, but just one jv partnership was announced and the price moved from .10p to .57p in one session - this can happen to rrr !

I see BB is starting work early as usual, continues to deny working for anyone, continues to deny getting paid, continues to deny he makes financial gain from a falling RRR share price, continues to deny working for city firm(s), continues to deny he is working from a boiler room operation, yet has called the bashers a community, well I for one am no idiot and have firm grounds to believe the exact opposite. Bell should carry out his threat and expose him.

In the meantime, sub £3m m/cap with gold above $2150oz it makes Red Rocks gold projects very attractive to suitors, ECR now sits at £6m m/cap based purely on a small licence in Victoria, right next door to Red Rock whose licences are 4 to 5 times larger.

The shares are cheap, Bell or no Bell.

News, did you know that the blog you refer is owned by Tom Winnifrith, he is also a shareholder in Red Rock, he has been calling for RRR to deliver for ever and an age, he is chums with Andrew Bell and one suspects he has some clue that something upbeat is about to happen, he seems to have a knack of calling short term moves correctly but has been very critical over long term performance.

It does seem Bell is more determined over recent weeks to deliver something material, maybe some pressure was put on him at the AGM by the shareholder group that seems to have sway on all things Red Rock.

IG are quoting .315p for £15,000 of stock so it shows how fine the price margins are, just a few £5k buys and this would move back up quite strongly assuming Lanstead have stopped - in my view the company should request or remind Lanstead of their declaration responsibilities, as they seem to get away with blue murder on this issue, which of course is market sensitive.

Say for example Lanstead have sold another 300m shares since December 28th (there have been circa 1.5b shares traded in that time to current) the fact the share price is still pretty responsive to only £15k of buyside activity shows the stock is in bullish form. It would only then leave them 50% of their initial position, again that is a positive as it would reduce their selling capabilities over the remaining 18 months of the deal.

To conclude, a modest uplift in buy volume would move the SP disproportionally.

George yesterday

https://x.com/FirstClassMetal/status/1765432860029210644?s=20

There is no doubt in my mind the selling and subsequent price drop is down to the scumbags Lanstead, the company decided to use the devil and that devil is now dumping at will, during periods of high volume their selling has modest effect but when volume subsides is is easy for them to knock the share price, remember the lower it goes the less they have to pay.

My bet is they have dumped at least 300m more shares since their last TR1 on 28th December, they can get around non declaration in a number of ways, one being they declare when they have finished selling the latest tranche. My bet is we will get a TR1 shortly.

All one can do is, when possible, take advantage of their selling by buying and remember the .57p run up in the share price on the last piece of decent news, also take note that Livesey (the CEO) implored investors to stay onboard as there was much more news in the pipeline, well BOD bring it on !

god this company disappoints in so many ways, towards 2023 year end momentum was building and expectations growing on a number of fronts but nothing has materialised, i find it very strange they have found no replacements for the bod departures, goodness knows what is going on.

yes parys mountain has potential but it needs a deal to revalued the company or we are going to be shafted again with another **** poor low priced placing, a deal on grangesburg was telegraphed but who is in the camp to negotiate one.

even alan green appears to have gone quiet, there are only so many drums he can bang after all.

the market remains awful, truly awful.

Thankfully a few investors are starting to see through the bashing entities working 24/7 on this BB. I really hope Bell does as he says and exposes a few of them.

https://x.com/sharedycat1/status/1765406059248627898?s=20

I am hardly surprised my post on insider trading, forward selling and shorting by market insiders was not recommended because it exposed the situation what is going on here perfectly, the bashers who work here 24/7 are aligned to these entities. They are hardly likely to agree by recommending the post are they.

Also remember it was Bell himself who made the accusation.

These entities need to be very careful moving forward, they are being watched.

Https://youtu.be/he_QNLFlFzg?feature=shared

Have to laugh when the plums say they have checked this and that site and it is not showing a short position, no of course not, the short positions (including forward selling of equity raises) are held by market makers and brokers who cannot resist a turn and do not declare.

OK here is a scenario, you are the company broker and the CEO says he needs to raise cash, if the share price is £1 they (the broker) starts selling as many shares as they can at £1/90p/80p etc and then tell the CEO they can get a placing away at 75p, they then close their positions in the placing, it happens all the time.

Now the best way to screw the broker/market maker is for the CEO to suggest they may need to raise money so the above process starts but then secure the cash elsewhere leaving the broker/market makers in the deep dung, they need to close their forward sold shares in the market.

Unfortunately many CEO's do not have a clue as to what goes on and even if they do they are afraid to 'upset' their advisors, Bell has openly suggested he believes there are short positions ongoing here, he needs to go elsewhere for cash.

Of course if the DRC money comes in all well and good but, of course, who would know first, the broker and their market making chums, the system is corrupt and it has got worse over the last 3 to 4 years.

Bell has implied that there is a short position in this stock and I fully believe the same, I really, truly, hope they get caught on the wrong side of the trade.

Yes the DRC situation has been going on forever and an age but the money sits there, getting it paid is purely down to arbitration result, worth noting RRR has already won the in a similar process in country.

The gold assets are obviously more valuable and now potentially saleable, finally the market could re-rate this company, they just need to deliver on ONE promise.

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Still unable to buy or sell with HSBC Invest Direct which I deem unacceptable, shares showing as delisted on their platform, this clearly will effect volume.

Re-iterate that the current £4m m/cap is bonkers given the project suite VAST has, compare this to PREM who are sitting at a £80m-£100m m/cap and are in default of a $30m prepayment for Lithium that should have been delivered last June.

The consolidation is a distraction and has been used by bears to trash the share price from the well established trading range of .72p to 1.2p.

What would the market say if VAST refinance the debt and then the Swiss investment bank provide new capital at a premium.

Buy low sell high.

I would not rule out some form of corporate action in the near term, the shares were happily trading in the range of .12p (now .72p) to .20p (now 1.2p) before the GM RNS, the same RNS also stated a Swiss financial institution could provide finance to VAST at a premium to the market price.

It is ridiculous to think the entire company is only valued at £4m , under 2 years ago VAST was valued at £27m + the debt was still in place - no wonder buyers are coming in at these levels.

Looks like Bell is in Kenya and one wonders where else he may be heading

https://x.com/ABell2019/status/1764565703204483476?s=20

I see the SP manipulation remains ongoing, tiny sells occurring to depress sentiment, keep the share price 'within range' whilst some entity continues to hoover up stock with the occasional 250k/500k share purchase, its been going on for a very long time indeed.

The only way to build a material position in a stock like CNSL is over a long time and that IMO, is what is happening, an eventual bid would need to be multiples of the current £6m m/cap to succeed.

The bashers are here for a reason !

In the meantime the company appears to be very busy operationally.

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I note a number of platforms will not let trading occur on the new consolidated shares which may effect volume, it always seems to take a while for some brokers to get their house in order when these corporate actions occur.

I am pretty certain they will be working on new JV's in respect of Cameroon, they still have a large licence holding which needs exploration, it is obvious the country has been under explored with significant gold potential.

Now the last JV has been finalised it is only a matter of time before another deal(s) is/are announced, recent drilling results would have majors/mid caps in a state of frenzy over potentially missing out on a likely world class gold district.

Apart from new JV's in Cameroon there is so much other news be-it from Senegal or the legacy assets, of which the Muratdere royalty comes to mind, possibly being worth £1.5m to £3m.

Not a time to be out despite the market maker shenanigans, note how on Friday nearly all of the (Lanstead?) selling was absorbed with that stock being cobbled up.

Bring on the next news.

Share price action is without doubt a result of Lanstead, once again there will be a swathe of bitter bulls who bought above .40p, the spike was to .57p was only on 22nd January, current offer price is .27p the price has halved in just over 1 month.

I would suggest Lanstead have sold, at least 200m more shares.

I have to say I am surprised it has fallen so far, especially with so much news expected, we all know how quickly to stock can trend reverse of course so lets see.