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GUN is up 11% on just 10m shares traded, interest is building, liquidity is tight, this has the potential to multi bag from the current circa £2m m/cap, when real volume comes it is obvious where the SP will go, .40p/.50p anyone !

There are always bashers on these boards, ALBA, GRL, GROC, etc all had bashers working 24/7, at the same time large background buying was ongoing, all multi-bagged.

If anyone seriously believes GUN, with prospective gold/copper licences in Canada, surrounded by majors, will remain a sub £2m m/cap for much longer are deluded, it is only a matter of short time before GUN is descended on by value traders/investors, when that happens the shares will surge make no mistake.

The shrewd are accumulating in a thin market.

Another soft interview which does not address the material issues ahead which I have documented here before, he keeps referring to the historic past at Kabwe which everyone knows about, let's be honest even a mid cap would have 'challenges' given the scale of the project, yes they aim to drill with the potential to increase the resource but then what ?

Lloyd, not for the first time refers to the $2b in ground resource but then in the same sentence talks about we have to get it out and then refers to SKA's £4m m/cap, can you see the issue, sure as heck I can.

A clear plan is required, is the company seeking a JV partner of scale, if so say it, I can see no other option, there is no way SKA can materially finance Kabwe, I want to be positive here but struggle given the lack of clarity on the way forward.

In respect of Rukwa, not even mentioned in that interview, why not ??

The junior sector is on fire, many stocks have multi bagged, Shuka share price remains in the gutter, not helped by that LONG funding wait and then the kick in the teeth 4p placing, sentiment is dire, some positive news is essential, we all know the float is tiny so anything is possible, the upside could still be dynamic but it needs a catalyst.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXVrBT1iz2M

GUN is gaining attention across a number of very well followed Telegram trading groups, this is a heads up to those not members, the same groups were promoting ALBA when their shares were just .11p, they are now mid .30p's

With only 1.6b shares in issue and a m/cap of just £1.8m when the herd arrives GUN's share price could exceed the recent move in ALBA, the sector is on fire + there is a weight of cash hunting the next multi bag opportunity.

DYOR etc

Have been thinking about the Admission Document, these can often be 100+ pages long, they will cover every nook and cranny in finite detail, my view is this document cannot be released until the value of the remaining diamonds are either valued by a reputable industry expert or they are sold.

I have posted previously that shareholders cannot be asked to vote yes or no in respect of a major transactional event unless the value of the diamonds are known, to me that is obvious.

I have no idea if AP (the CEO) simply thought he could push a deal through without such a valuation/sale (we all know he is fast and loose regarding rules/regulation etc) or he has become hostage to Nomad/LSE protocol and has made a material error in bringing a deal into play before this crucial aspect is known. I am leaning towards the material error.

In market communication the company has advised the remaining diamonds would account for the majority of the value, so far they have failed to provide a timeline or give any indication at all of their projected worth. Why ?

There needs to be a market update before the AGM in my view, not too long to wait to see if that happens.

Online buy limits have dropped dramatically - it's going far higher

Buyer will win the day here make no mistake, momentum is building, FOMO on a material re-rate is evident - the share price will be above .20p PDQ, just wait and see.

DYOR

I was going to post a long diatribe on SKA this morning but decided against it

My issues are shareholders have no clue how they are going to finance Kabwe

The CEO has never bought any shares in Shuka

The CEO always swerves the main issues being why they can succed at Rukwa when others have failed and funding of Kabwe - are they seeking a partner for example

It is fair to say shareholders have been lied to in respect of 'there will be no dilution, all funded by cash' as per QvB Stockbox promotes

Confidence is low, possible evidence in the market that forward selling of the next placing is on-going already ?

Share hand outs are ongoing, how many more, the shares once tightly held are now going to XYZ entities who may or may not be tight holders

I have a small holding here, however bought far higher up, the delays and recent announcements have destroyed my confidence, Lloyd needs to stop delivering waffle (we all know about the legacy Kabwe mine) and start addressing the main issues, I do not know the fellow, however, he needs to start delivering and inform of the mid term plan, they £1m will not last long, then what ??

I see no reason for the JSE listing, why have it if they cannot attract serious funding from it ??

Can see a very strong volume day ahead, should move into the .20p's with ease today, silver now $108oz has added $250m to ROCK's in ground resource

https://x.com/Oilplayer2009/status/2015693491704041970?s=20

Huge interest in ROCK over the weekend, widely discussed in groups, talk of .30p+ coming PDQ - the value of their in ground silver equates to 16p a share at the current spot price

See here

https://x.com/Oilplayer2009/status/2015462643008405757?s=20

Online buy limits have reduced significantly over recent sessions. Looks like the shares are in for another run up, some believe the upside could be into the mid .30p's !

Ignore the noise from the bashers, no doubt their masters are buying at these basement levels, just concentrate on the gold grades announced today, near surface as well.

The territory Cloudbreak operate in is surrounded by majors, the current m/cap of £10m is peanuts, you cannot rule out an offer for the company or even a JV could deliver material value, IMO now is the time to take advantage of today's (temporary) share price drop and remember some folks were happily paying .80p yesterday.

This is going into the 1p region PDQ, make no mistake - DYOR etc

Well the naysayers who have been active on this board for months were, as usual, totally wrong, I have noticed these types are 'at work' on so many threads on LSE, particularly on illiquid stocks. They operate for a reason make no mistake.

Anyone who acted on their nonsense have lost a prospective gain from .30p to .90p over recent weeks.

Hilarious how the bashers are working this board whilst at the same time their masters are filling their boots with ultra cheap stock !

Clearly these individuals have no understanding of the mining exploration sector, to say the results declared today are staggering is an understatement, results like today's are very similar to the early results from GGP, the rest is history, from 1p to £6+

DYOR etc

The results declared today are staggering, without the fundraise the share price would be approaching 1p make no mistake. More results are expected imminently, the current m/cap post placing is only circa £10m.

There is a lot of upside ahead, with funding secured what is not to like.

CEO comment....

"It is fantastic to see these outstanding results from the maiden site trip to Crofton in Western Australia, with gold assays up to 162.35 g/t"

Premium raise of £2m at 1p a share, gold loan interest satisfied by shares issued at 1p also.

Fantastic update, clearly the company has full support of it's major shareholders.

Gold approaching $5000oz, what's not to like, a material re-rate will now commence from a very low £4.5m m/cap base.

Hamak is gaining more attention following the upcoming appointment of a new CEO, mentioned over the weekend in a popular podcast.

I know the Sunday Roast are not the most well regarded in the PR space however they do have contacts and are about to have an interview with the company in the near term, the commentator said he met the founder of Hamak last week and suggests there are some exciting things ahead.

I have noticed that market size in stock to the buy side has reduced over recent sessions, this suggests underlying demand for the shares, would not be surprised to see a formidable re-rate from current levels shortly.

Link to the podcast mention below, Hamak is covered at 1 hour 34 minutes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NASsfp1Dpk&t=4886s

The matter is a simple one, without clarity on the value of the remaining diamonds any new proposal is without foundation, shareholders cannot vote yes to a deal that excludes that valuation.

It does not take a genius to work the above out, for sure the Nomad would insist on this clarity, no matter how loose AP has been in the past re the value (and he MUST have some idea) nothing short of either a sale or a sound valuation made by an industry expert will suffice.

If the deal does not complete VAST will go back onto the market as the entity it was before, in respect of the debt, well the providers have remained supportive, what realistically can they do otherwise, quite sure they do not want a hotchpotch of projects spread across numerous jurisdictions which include quite complex deals with various Government agencies.

Some update cannot be far off.

Many thanks for the reply, if nothing else management have had plenty of time to make plans and progress Kabwe, IF they can get some revenue from Rukwa it will generate confidence in the market - yes Rukwa is a side show but it could deliver some cash-flow & profit on a small scale that would hopefully cover G&A costs of the PLC.

Looks like the share price floor is in, there should be no more nasty surprises, I suspect some new investors will be drawn to Shuka equity at current levels, regular news-flow is essential and that seems to have been telegraphed today.

Despite the recent raise, generally speaking, Shuka equity is tightly held, 120m shares in total, the stock should remain pretty illiquid therefore, the price could propel aggressively on modest volume once the news starts to hit the market.

DYOR etc