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I'd only get banned if I answered that question. Nice try.

Doc holiday and his crew on twitter busy ramping away on this one.

Jupiter returns first paid to red rock in Mar 17.

Red rock share price is down around 5-10% from then.

The tvr was 467.3m. Today it is 606m with a shit ton more promised. Congo deal, cln's, staff benefit (pmsl) warrants, options etc.

Got a quid for Greenland though. Awesome.

Bridges, fair analysis of clon.

Ukog - you got caught up in and perpetuated a pump and dump scam, whether willingly or not.

Tiburn - until lse require one to declare an interest in a share they post on, it does not need to be declared.

Tbh, tlou and txp were the only boards I noticed you on. Possibly due to their quieter nature. Do I need permission to post on those again now!?

And it's 100% loss is the risk. You just need a peek at the going concern statements. It's there in black and white.

Hard to sell out if a share is suddenly suspended due to being bankrupt or whatever reasons. Shareholders are unsecured at the end of the day.

Anyone who thinks a team which includes Alex borelli as its chairman, is great, needs their head examined.

That is if they actually did any research into his past failures at all.

Which I highly doubt. Nonsense.

Where's the face palm emoji.

Cash can post whatever the hell he likes taylot chap.

His last one however, was pretty stupid and needed a reply....if you see what I'm getting at.

Patience young squire.

It did it's job in the early days to be fair. Some might come good. Some won't. F it.

Selling a large stake down in illiquid stocks can have it's detriments, but with their red rock stake, one pi took that whole chunk.

Their is a nice spread of early and late stage projects across those companies. That's not a bad way to spread the cash. They deserve the time to play out. You could even make a strong statement for averaging down in some of them if the projects themselves are progressing well.

Aha, but I have posted on numerous occasions over the years. Apologies if it didn't coincide with your arrival.

Good for bridges, he also thought ukog was going to 7p over the summer if memory serves me.

Funnily enough, in a thread earlier today titled "objectively" I gave a simple objective answer to your question, and all this deramper nonsense popped up. That tells the calibre of poster. Shoot from the hip and no context.

I gave my profession as a counter, as you were all looking at the other resource stocks I post on. As you know there are thousands of junior explorers to choose from on the stock markets. A few good ones, alot of shockers. I've seen the good and the bad up close. Ask those on anr, rgm about the accuracy of my statements over the years. Few frauds/scams I called out with my experience. I'm not alluding to the same here before you all go nuts!

The object of the game is to kill your investment thesis asap. Unless losing money hand over fist is a lifestyle choice for some.

As for that quote you pulled, why don't you give the full context? In response to a query on the radio silence from a company and prominent shareholders/posters, I simply suggested they were insiders on a placing. Only the truly naive and stupid would rule that scenario out.

As for what's clons fault and what isn't. The board have to have some culpability. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice....south America, Ghana.....diversification? Poor form.

And the risk is loose 100%. The gains are relative to the dilution which occurs before the licence is resolved.

Not everyone appreciates the 100% loss factor. That's more important than potential gains.

Always.

I worked as an exploration geologist tiburn.

I don't play those silly little traders games..

If you bothered to read any further you would see where i said i did not buy any AIM stock in 2018.

There was a damn good reason for that.

As regards CLON, you're right in that it is a long shot.

Waiting on the corrupt/inept/lame duck government of a banana republic to sort out this legal mess is really only for those who don't value their capital all that much.

Company is set up to just keep their costs low. Dilution has been the killer and will continue to be. Years and years of licences in legal limbo, which despite all the "positive" tripe posted here, are still not resolved.

Nothing wrong with punting here, it's a matter of how much of the value is wiped off with dilution, or in the worst case scenario.

Your "rock bottom" quote is totally false too.

I would suggest that most on here and twitter are telling porky pies.

Always the tales of the bargain top up prices but never the tale of the sale.

Oil and gas, base and precious metals, battery metals, pharmaceutical expert. Technical analysis guru and software developer to boot.

What a fn champion.

They're all probably insiders on an upcoming placing!

To start with q1, I would refer to the 2 rns released on 20 Sept last.

Lol @ bulk shipment.

Lads would smuggle that up their jumper.

People will throw their money at any old shyte. Just wrap it up in a fairytale with pots of gold.

I don't worry about it. If it comes it will come.

Work the land package until it does.

No. Gets a bit messy until fundraise is finalised

Correction. Missed a line.

"A typical wind farm—those that blanket whole areas of West Texas, California and some other states—can contain as much as 15 million tons of the metal."

I did click on that last link from usfunds for a quick laugh. I wasn't disappointed.

"Last year global demand for the red metal stood at 23.6 million tons, and by 2027, it’s projected to reach just under 30 million tons"

"areas of West Texas, California and some other states—can contain as much as 15 million tons of the metal."

Who writes this shit.

I read your question. The start of it was stupid.

That information is irrelevant. Simple as that.