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More thoughts tomorrow morning, please!

Anyone know when the subscription shares will turn into real GCL shares? I'm Hargreaves Lansdown

Will the dividend be announced?

8p in March - just my opinion

Investors are licking their lips at the prospect of buying shares at 37.2p on 1st May, as am I.

Should be heading for £1.50 in the next four months

Today, our share price, which has been trading at a 13% to 15% discount to NAV, has surged and somewhat closed that gap. While it may drop again tomorrow, I believe that at some point during this Uranium bull market, we will see it at parity to NAV.

Our basket price is up over 4% today. My new crude target price ( if the basket price averages today's for this quarter) is £1.43. I see no need to sell until that price is reached.

I've taken the share price at the close of day on the day the last quarterly results were announced. I then multiply that by the average 4E basket price with the current 4E basket price and I get £1.33

I believe that TIN now qualifies for Business Relief as it is a solely UK-domiciled company. As such, if held for at least two years, any holdings will be free of Inheritance tax until April 2026 and thereafter would be subject to a reduced Inheritance Tax of 20% from the usual 40%.

The next quarter's results is going to send one heck of a signal.

My investment at the start of 2025 in Platinum and Palladium bullion, as well as shares in this company, was based on a simple premise: a rising Gold price would drag the price of Platinum upwards, and a rising Platinum price would drag the price of Palladium upwards (both were very depressed in my opinion).

I have proved to be very, very right and experts like the CPM group have proved to be very, very wrong.

The dividends are Overseas dividends, i.e. Bermuda, BM.

I think you might be correct. I got some at 86.8p and that was the bottom, near as dammit.

My wife and I hold 1.7m at about 7.5p average.

Does this mean that, for UK investors, the shares will now be subject to business property relief and, as such, may be more attractive to UK investors?

Just bought a few at 7.622 to give it a bump

Chrome, Platinum, Rhodium and Palladium are exempt from tariffs.

I bought some on 30th April that are now up 48%. Medium term hold in an ISA.

Nexgen Cameco flying in the US. We are heading upwards tomorrow.