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Looks like buying continues and recent drop from 1.20-1.3p was overdone as we have resources and cash

I think that 3.4m shares trade (very likely sell) held us back. Now we can go back up . We'll see tomorrow.

...but tbh you never know and if it's true it would rise back to 2-3p within a few days. Time will tell, as always.

Definitely -Yes

If you don't want "to continue to allow these directors to raise equity at mates-rates to fund their annual £865K compensation package " just sell your holding in Jay and move on somewhere else. Simples. On the other hand I smell something dodgy in your recent increased activity on this bb . All imho, of course.

100/100 Guavogelato.

...for 100% owned Hammaslahti copper-zinc-silver-gold ('Cu-Zn-Ag-Au') project

Funny how some people change their opinions. The only thing which has changed since the sp was 1.2p-1.3p is that they have extra £600k 100% owned Hammaslahti copper-zinc-silver-gold ('Cu-Zn-Ag-Au') project.

And what HedgeHogarth? Who was right about forward selling and the placing?

Someone mentioned earlier that all that selling and recent drop maybe just forward selling before placing. If you think about it it makes sense and can be a logical explanation of the situation.

Very nice numbers and bright future ahead. Happy I topped up on lows

Jumped in with 25k shares (so far)

Hopefully it will change shortly

Agreed.

Patience is the key here. Good company will always attract both interest and investors, sooner or later.

XP Factory was formerly known as Escape Hunt. It operates “escape rooms”, into which players are locked until they can solve a puzzle, and also acquired Boom Battle Bars in 2021, which added games such as augmented-reality darts and axe-throwing.

“XP FACTORY, WHICH OPERATES ‘ESCAPE ROOMS’, HAS MANAGED TO KEEP ATTRACTING CUSTOMERS”

In January I highlighted the risk of a slowdown in consumers’ discretionary spending. Yet the group said recently that “it has been performing ahead of management’s expectations”. Like-for-like revenue rose by 32% year on year in the first quarter.

The threat of lower household spending hasn’t gone away, but investment bank Singer Capital Markets has pencilled in sales for 2023 of £42.6m compared with last year’s £22.8m. Margins continue to meet or beat management’s internal targets. I see no reason to change my view here.

So far today it's moving in the opposite direction than you've been trying to suggest/ predict for a few days now. Time will tell anyway, as always

Someone who doesn't care about making any money from his investment

You mean they're very busy?

I think we just need any kind of news. Looks like PIs boredom affects our sp .

Time to top up, methinks