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" does ' I meant. An unfortunate predictive text mistake....

Adw : it is worth remembering that if eventually your paper loss eventually crystallises into a real profit ( I hope it dies by the way ) then the relative newbies will have stood on the shoulders of the LTHs who have been invested for years and thereby helped keep the company afloat during that time. They don't deserve to be sneered at by relative newbies or mocked for being currently mainly underwater.

Adw : there's something really distasteful about the way that you gloat frequently about the LTHs being underwater. You refer to this frequently.

You're also showing a lack of understanding not to know the difference between a paper loss and a real loss. Nothing becomes a real loss until shares are actually sold and a paper loss is crystallized. Personally speaking, as a share holder for some 5 years I have so far not lost a penny on this share, and I don't intend to either. So take your smug sense of superiority elsewhere please.

Proquo ; what you wrote is grossly simplistic - as though all investors have been invested for the same amount of time and for similar levels of investment. You have some on here who have been invested since post the last raise, and others for 10 years or more.

Those who have been invested for years you will find are mainly bagholders and underwater - they may want out, but are not daft enough to crystalise paper losses into real losses. They may have been ultra positive and optimistic when they first invested years ago, but they have become demoralised and worn down gradually over time by the frequent delays and raises.

Now the last straw is to have finally got to the production stage, only to find that the share price seems stuck at rock bottom. And to add insult to injury, over the time they have been invested they may have periodically had decent paper profits at the peaks of the pump and dump spikes, yet now find themselves deeply underwater just when we are told that the company's prospects have never been brighter.....

" hikes "

Another factor for the selling which nobody ever mentions is the looming Labour budget and the almost certain hikes in CGT levels. Plus Reeves doing away with AIm tax breaks.

CGT bikes will disincentivise investors from taking a risk on shares, and anyway interest rates are still relatively high for savers.

" gone " rather....predictive text !

The Lockie ; " first decent spike and I'll be fine. Aim is corrupt to the core. "

I agree - it's the first and last time I will invest on AIm. As two UK think tanks have recently stated - AIm is not fit for purpose as an exchange, and it should be disbanded.

I think that some people are currently making a lot of money out of this share - they are the ones rapidly flipping the shares.

Meanwhile retail investors still await the promised land of the fabled ' massive rerate ' which we are assured will happen with the right kind of news....

I think that some people are currently making a lot of money out of this share - they are the ones rapidly flipping the shares.

Retail meanwhile investors still await the promised land of the fabled ' massive rerate ' which we are assured will happen with the right kind of news....

Hamm is starting to sound like a neg and a basher all rolled into one.....

The constant selling is far more likely to be shares being flipped quickly between the bid and the ask by those who are able to buy off retail on the bid and then sell on the ask.

A very tight price range such as we have had for months now lends itself to this kind of profit making activity.

Gawd help us GIgi is back! 😂

I filtered him as well. Very likely he's also Ten blagger.....

I presume that Ten blagger is posting every 5 mins as I get frequent green ' this message has been filtered ' boxes coming up . Great that I filtered him and don't read a word of what he says !

Wigster ; if it is a protracted accumulation phase, then the longer it goes on the stronger the move up. We have seen one or two phases like this before looking at a chart going back years - and also in this band of 2p to 2.5p.

Mullin58 ; interesting about the institutional investors in Matd being Premier Fund Managers and West Yorkshire Pension Fund. And they have got involved I notice from the end of March in one case and the end of May of this year in the other.

It makes me wonder whether this protracted period of a trading range of between 2p to 2.5p is a long accumulation period in which the MMs are dealing with large block orders from clients whilst also accumulating for their own accounts as well. In which case the share price is kept very much contained whilst this phase happens.

Think back to early last year. A raise in February at 2p, and then just a few weeks later price spike to 6.5p followed very soon after by another one to 7p. And all this with atrocious fundamentals compared to today - no legal access to the land and no sign of whether it might happen or if it would even happen. And no indication as to when Heron might ever start, and with constant frustration about the signing of the tripartite agreement by a hostile provincial governor. Yet twice the price spiked up sharply and then back down again in what were clearly pump and dumps.

It seems like now we are in a completely different phase of the price action - I'm hoping that this is a protracted accumulation phase, and that it will eventually have the effect of a coiled spring.

Thornogson ; then why not swap the manure for a listing on a dynamic exchange such as Nasdaq ? I suspect that there is little foreign capital investment in Aim, and if Reeves takes away a major tax break to do with Aim then it will be even worse.

Margaritas ; I notice that you joined 5 days ago. Some of us have been here for years. How about less of the arrogance and a bit of humility from a newbie ?

Or maybe you have just taken on a new username on here ?

Thornogson ; I think what I am trying to say that we investors can perhaps sometimes be guilty of looking in unlikely places and at some pretty volatile and speculative shares, when something obvious and world famous was right there on our doorsteps all along.. Mongolia has always been a long shot for investment, and Aim a dodgy exchange which some are calling not fit for purpose ;

" A new report by two influential think tanks has called for the abolition of London’s junior stock market, Aim, as part of a strategy to revitalise the UK capital market and attract high-growth technology firms.According to the report, which was published in the Times, Aim is ‘not fit for purpose’ in helping promising tech companies secure scale-up capital. Instead, it recommends merging Aim with the main LSE, allowing companies to benefit from a fast-track listing category. This would give firms the flexibility to retain the tax perks currently enjoyed by Aim stocks while gaining the exposure and support offered by the main exchange.

The proposal forms part of a wider set of reforms aimed at attracting and retaining tech companies in London, amid increasing competition from global markets like the US."

If you are happy with the current situation with this share price then fine. I'm not, and by the sounds of it there is some growing unrest amongst long-suffering PM investors...Still, you are relentlessly optimistic, and it's your prerogative to be so.

Londonsuede ; the best thing this company could do would be to list on Nasdaq - Aim is a joke.