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Have you tried buying goods of a higher quality ?
There aren't any because there isn't a big enough market for it, in the UK we have a cheapest option culture and it's even affected the producers of quality goods as they cut corners to try and compete or simply go out of business.

I don't think the future of NSO is in doubt, the SP's of the olies today don't reflect it anyway.

All I have is green boxes that I assume is Smiffy.
He's filtered until he's banned and beyond.

I thought we would have got back over 5p today, even if was just from being hauled up by the rest of the market.
We are going through the Doldrums of the life of a mine graph I'm afraid, it's all normal but it's a pain at the same time.

To demonstrate why the SP is where it is today you need to look at the lifecycle of a mine discovery
Here's(hopefully) a link..
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/visualizing-the-life-cycle-of-a-mineral-discovery/
XTR's situation is a little different in that after the resource is proved up it will be sold not developed, the sale price should equate to the lower end of the development to start up phase.
Also the timeline should be considerably shorter.

No more RNS this week please, I can't afford it.

With a podcast from Colin I can see this bouncing off 5p and heading back to 6p
It should be double that anyway.

More waffle and delays.
Meanwhile investors continue to maintain 800 workers and their families,
Time = Dilution possibilities as the cash burn continues and progress is almost imperceptable
42p is a pipe dream ATM, 19p is looking more likely.

Hopefully..

I've filtered the disruptive twonk, I suggest you do the same.

Never thought I'd see that again.

Oh lovely, 23p open today ?
20p by Friday ?
PFS by the deadline, 2023 it is then...................
And something has to pay for the 800 workers they say we are supporting.
Dilution for Xmas I think.

"Australia's BHP Group and Woodside Petroleum have signed their AUD$40bn petroleum merger deal, which will see Woodside acquire BHP's petroleum assets in return for a 48% in the combined company. Woodside will pay close to $20bn for the assets, and issue scrip to BHP which will be passed on to its own shareholders. The merger ratio is 52% of the combined group for Woodside and 48% for BHP's shareholders."
So BHP have $20bn burning a hole in their pocket ?

Don't you just love a patronising mother hen.

Primary Bid is legit but I don't bother using them because by the time your shares are in your account the SP is normally there or thereabouts anyway and then stays there for weeks.
If this is the portent of a major announcement at the AGM or just before, I'll be buying when it happens.

Georgej48

£20 share price takes dilution into consideration.

if you increased your shareholding by buying 9 x your current holding + your current holding then divide by 10 you will have an average of around 6.8p.
You will need to spend over £52k, if you had bought in January it would have been around £16k

I'm pleased to see the BOD listened to G-G-G and went with a plan for a debt facilty instead of surprise flash discount share sales. Now the next time a great deal comes up we can buy it with somebody elses money.
The only fly in the ointment could be higher repayments due to impending interest rate rises.
An interesting RNS overall that suggests the company has something transformational in the pipline (maybe).

Could be Colin buying a few more, no point leaving it in the bank, especially when it could turn into around million eventually !

BBG:
How long do you think the final stretch will be ?