Member Info for Ilovesushi

Oil OVER $100.000 and could hit $150.00

Only ever made money by selling shares. Cash must be gone now so what will the company do to solve that?

This is NOT a going concern.

No cash no prospects. Never made money except from selling shares. Why would anyone think that will change.

Ok, what so you guys thinks is the next news? Cant be hard. This is NOT a going concern without income from selling shares. Who would want to buy such shares?

Its going under at some point. Not long for administrators to be called in.

Nearly half of all the biggest risers are oil producers…

As the OIL price rises this can only be a good thing for UJO….great exposure for such a low price. Possible rise back above 10 pence is possible.

150% premium.

Shares should go higher.

Well, they are now open for bids...The company will welcome other offers..

£1.59?

Crazy. All derisked.

WOW

Stage 2. £33,000,000 a year?? For Zioc. Pluse $125,000,000 cash

The price should go higher...Its a bit complicated. Eventual figure for Shareholders is 22 pence a share. WOW

FREE CARRY....

11 pence cash. And future Royalty.

Share price has to go up to match..

Essentially 15 pence a share..

Rising back up. Got to go higher.

Looks like.

Going back. Certainly not over yet. Just the beginning.

Running out of Aluminium. Tin is next to run short. Countries need to secure supplies that are critical. Fill your boots..

This share could go back to 33 pence very easily. Not many large mines outside China. Fantastic entry.

Big stink about Mick Davis group Cornish Minerals getting money from the USA and Trump to secure supplies of Tin.

Guys 1SN is a great tin play. Viral critical mineral..

"Operating losses increased by £78k compared with the same period last year, primarily due to the onboarding of new staff and the subsequent increased use of external contractors while internal staff were being trained and the right balance of full time employees to contract wins is optimised".

Double speak for more contracts won, more staff needed, which means increased losses.

Revenue of £498k over the last 6 months reported. (which is all spent on salaries) Operating loss of £327k.

The company may indeed do what it says and increase turnover by 100% but where does that leave them? Still unprofitable.

This is NOT a going concern. More contracts bring more expenses and increased losses. It always has and nothing has changed.