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It would not work. The ores in Parts are sulphide rich so the water is acid, not something fishy would like to swing in. The Canadian mines you mention are haematite and magnetite iron ores they are oxide based so not acid.

I think the energy storage system to be at Anglesey is a fantastic idea and makes very good use of slurry, which is normally a hassle on mines. Although a bit of a challenge to make turbine equipment that can cope with such acidic material.

They have plenty of cash. As they do not want dilution, they will only raise cash when they have no choice . Hopefully SP will be higher at next raise.

PensionFor2

"pay for limited browsers (Chrome and Edge)" the last time I looked the browsers are free. It's hardly difficult downloading free browser software. If you don't like using that particular browser for searching the internet, just use it for elevate.io can't see this as a problem at all.

It appears the big institutional seller is still around. As is often with AIM the big sells won't be reported until end of day or even next day. The big volumes of buys may well clear the seller, who appears to have been around for months. Maybe we could get a very large buy reported when the selling has completed. Who knows, dyor, no advice intended.

Even at the non-discounted price of £15 a month is very good value considering you are getting 500Gb of very quick access and secure storage. If you are using an editor everyday for work then £15 to give it a go is nothing, if you like it, then stick with it. Also I think the Blackbird team will be very responsive to users requests, so I would expect new functions to be added.

elevate.io with it's patented technology is going to transform the world of video editing. Two people editing the timeline at the same while they are at opposite sides of the world is quite astonishing stuff.

I doubt 40k free users will move across to £7.50 per month, if 10% do, I will be very happy. Although £7.50 is nothing if used professionally, so uptake could well be higher, but I doubt 100% of the 40k current users.

Elevate.io income stream in place from tomorrow.🙂🍾

The Polaris fund seems to be doing well.

I can't see any reason for ComCast buying Blackbird. They are a TV company and ISP and production company vis subsidiaries. They are not into editing as fast as I am aware.

Stosteph20

You state

"That's my theory based around what's happened at the olympics etc.." What has happened to suggest this?

Also according to LSE share buying volume continues to be greater than selling volume

Or it could be someone is mopping up the cheap shares while they are still available, taking a stake while on open market, I assume someone is buying, no reason why they would want the SP boosted up by an RNS. No sellers without buyers. Just my thoughts, who knows what's, happening, certainly not me. No advice intended.

After delisting, how will I be able to expand my holdings in the company. I don't have massive sums to invest so approaching the company directly would not help so I assume the possible trading platform will be the only solution.

Maybe I am wrong, but surely purchasing before delisting is the easiest option to take a stake in the company. Obviously this is all very risky, but if I believe the company will be highly successful in say a few years time, is the risk of not getting shares after delisting even greater?

I'm clueless. Think I will just hold onto what I have and watch, all very interesting. Just hope the cost of selling the shares from within my SIPP when I do so does not overtake their value.

Xviolet. Thanks. I actually operated an internet consultancy from 1996, operated my own web servers, developed online accommodation portal, online shops and even social media type portals. I did this for 17 years!. Now I don't use any social media platforms, I've never used x or Instagram, used Facebook for a few years, but that's it. Reluctant to join any of these social data miners now, particularly new ones. As for telegram, I seriously don't know anyone who uses it, I must on a different planet then. My investment decisions don't require communications with other investors anyway, that's information overload for me as every investor will have there own take on things, just like here on lse, basically you can build that picture without chatting with anyone, absorb all view points and you still won't have an improved picture or solution. A bit like government consultations, keep having them and get nowhere. The internet is full of hot air.

All very strange, like the assumption that people use Telegram, I mean I don't know anyone who even uses it!

Why Telegram? Is that a dark web thing?

I thought this was interesting

https://trucks.tractorjunction.com/en/news/tata-motors-and-mahindra-to-get-246-crore-pli-incentives

Who would send a random email to adi.morris64@gmail.com, no disrespect but who is this and how am I suppose to know this is not a scam?

I hold in SIPP where they will remain until I require action in the future at which point it appears I need to pay for a valuation of the stock (apparently complex) at an unspecified cost to me and then additional fees at unspecified cost to handle any sale transaction. I assume any proceeds will then need to remain in the SIPP. I may well ask for clarification on these SIPP transaction fees.

LMEinv

"That was my hope and dreams for DG Innovate "

It's not in administration, you can still hold a share in it. I personally think this company still has a great future. But this is just my opinion, not investment advice!

Do you hold in certificate form?