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Mullins - at times I've wondered if GT, TBT and Margaritas are part of that gang. Their excuses for not filtering make no sense, and they are helping the trolls seem relevant on the board.

Half the board is usually taken up with their useless tit for tat with trolls who are only here in order to taunt and harass genuine investors. They were at it again until late last night.

Mullins - as you say, GT only has to use the filter button, yet had a strange psychological block about this, and instead spends all evening right up until bedtime engaging in useless tit for tat with the trolls that he could so easily filter.

The volatility with Aim microcaps is insane - IMM up 105% today.

Over the last year it's share price has been ;

52 Week High 7.26

52 Week High Date 28-Jan-2025

52 Week Low 0.85

52 Week Low Date 10-Dec-2024

Deramper I meant.

Maybe this adw freak can disclose who pays him 70k a year to spend all day and night on a board for a microcap oiler doing business in Mongolia...which is presumably totally unrelated to what he is supposed to be paid for.

He's either claiming benefits and bored, or a paid ramper.

People still avidly reading everything that this adw writes I see, and still not filtering him. This helps more than anything to keep him relevant on this board.

Apparently he has somebody willing to pay him 70k a year whilst he spends all day and night posting on here...Lol.

KevinRound hasn't even got around to spelling the name of the company correctly yet. In fact every other word he writes is a misspelling. Says it all really....

I couldn't care less what adw or stockmad would say if H2 doesn't become commercial as I have filtered them. And their opinions don't dictate a share price either.

And yes, I am now filtering you.

One of KevinRound's recent dumb comments ;

" If we get a big rerate I’ll look to hold it, however if it’s only a small increase I’ll sell up again as that will suggest the market has given up on matd."

KevinRound ; you normally talk utter nonsense. It's increasingly obvious that you are one of the gang of derampers on here, but you are not subtle enough to disguise it properly.

It doesn't all depend on H2 by any means. And now you seemingly understand the difference between a JV and a farmout, maybe also realise that the outcome of a farmout doesn't depend on the outcome of H2. PC have a success rate of 55 to 60% with their drilling in blocks 19 and 21. A large player will move in on a farmout and carry out multiple drilling, some of which will be successful and some wont. That's how it works.

Abzzba ; re price action recovery, most people don't seem to realise how quickly these types of penny stock microcaps can move.

Look at WSBN at the moment - it was 0.15p in mid June, and has suddenly shot up to 1.54p by Thursday last week. A ten bagger just like that, due to a news catalyst of drilling for gold taking place. And this is a company whose share price had been in severe decline for a long time - it was 15.5p in late 2022. It had been bumping around at the bottom at just over 1p from early 2024 and had a low of 0.10p in March this year.

Things can change very quickly in the highly volatile world of microcaps.

Abzzba ; re price action recovery, most people don't seem to realise how quickly these types of penny stock microcaps can move.

Look at WSBN at the moment - it was 0.15p in mid June, and has suddenly shot up to 1.54p by Thursday last week. A ten bagger just like that, due to a news catalyst of drilling for gold taking place. And this is a company whose share price had been in severe decline for a long time - it was 15.5p in late 2022. It had been bumping around at the bottom at just over 1p from early 2024 and had a low of 0.10p in March this year.

Things can change very quickly in the highly volatile world of microcaps.

Furry has a holding @ 2.6p apparently

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He has also claimed that operational costs are a debt, even though the funds were raised through a capital raise, and the shareholders are not creditors of the company..if you deposit money in a bank you are a creditor of that bank, but shareholders of a company are not creditors...

KevinRoundhead is very likely another one of ADHD Adw's IDs - best to filter him.

Filtering Kevinround.

" the revenue increasing from say 1.2m to 2.5m " I meant.

Kevinround ; some of your comments are really clueless

You didn't even know the difference between a JV and a farmout...

If the revenue of the company increases significantly due to say a farmout which allows Heron to be rolled out quickly, then the volume and hence share price will reflect this. Talk of " the market has given up on MATD " is plain silly. These microcaps can generate sudden excitement and hence volume due to a lot of the volume coming from PIs whose sentiment can shift quickly.

Fast roll out of Heron is a totally different proposition from say to he revenue increasing from 1.2m to say 2.5m.

Master : it's always going to be high risk to buy into any aim company that has no revenue stream, as they can only fund themselves via capital raises. You and I bought in too early - or rather we kept holding rather than dipping in a d out when the spikes happened prior to the company having any revenue.

It was simply never suitable for blind holding at all cost prior to that last raise. We live and learn hopefully.

" the market doesn't like what's going on "Such a daft comment - there's just no volume right now because the big catalyst hasn't been announced yet.

RR needed the big catalyst back in 2022 which was flights returning to normal after COVID died down.

It takes volume to move a share price, and the best way to do that is for it to become clear how revenue will suddenly soar. For us the catalyst is a farmout deal.

Master - why didn't you just stick to high yielding blue chips, as you seem to be extremely naive about microcaps ? Look at a basket of aim resource stocks via charts and you will see enormous price volatility. Microcaps move around price wise often unbelievably .

Master seems to be in complete denial about the company being close to a farmout deal. As though new management would suddenly come in and make a difference from where the company is now. In the real world a change would probably scupper a lot of what is being put together right now, including the renewables side..