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Seems from the interview the JV is a done deal only ts to be crossed etc . They are working on a programme with AAZ and drilling should commence this summer.

Yes, but the AAZ RNS of 14 January used exactly the same words. Time for CGNR to comment.

Wow - over 5 years between the last post and the first response - and another year for me to comment.

It's on the fifth floor - you'll need a crane.

Thanks Caution. Watched that vid and I have now read everything back to the Aimo listing doc. What's not to like? Pending Canaccord's awaited evaluation I need do some modelling. Agree your summaries and if were not for cons 1 & 2 (close control and key man dependency) this would shout "all in". The founders' postion perplexes me - a strange mix of altrusim making some pretty big bucks. I need to work more on that. Passed by their head office this morning (I live in Dubai) looked all ship shape and no rollers or lambos out front (which is unusual here). I am totally intrigued.

on short-term technicals but from a quick read at the financials this looks like an outstanding company on the fundamentals as well. Really clean balance sheet. Homework for the weekend but I feel I may soon be adding more for the long term.

Yesterday's "Statement regarding share price movement" was a "Speeding Ticket"

It's LSE - I am getting a live feed on tradingview. 3.00/3.10

Can't see anything on Twitter or Telegram.

The stupidity of this "news" made me smile.
Pirate****e: All time posts: 4. Posts on Imm:1
And it claims to have news that no-one else knows.
In Avion we trust.
Semper fidelis

This time next year Rodders.....

When this breaks 12.8 next stop 16.5. Get ready!

or what?

in LSE Admin we trust

Speaking of "In Avion we trust". Eva seems to have been disappeared.

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/eva1989/

Is it safe to come back now?

The usual explanation is that the price you got was below mid-market - that would cause LSE to show it a s sell.

"I believe it is because the broker sold you the stock. It's the broker that reports the trade. Happy to be corrected."

This is a very widespread misconception. The direction of a trade (buy/sell) is never reported, only the date, time, volume and price. LSE (like everyone else ) uses the mid price to guess the direction of the trade. In this case Badbat was lucky enough to buy below the midprice which at the time of the trade was 3.4, so LSE guesses it was a sell. (The * against the buy/sell used to link to an explanation of this fact but I can no longer see it.) There is a lot of juvenile rubbish on BBs about MMs misreporting the direction of trades to fool punters. This is not only impossible (as there is no way to report direction) but would be a criminal offence (called fraud) and probably a go to jail one at that.

There has not been a consolidation since 2014 but the ADSs represent 5 old shares. For me, Halifax managed to convert my holding with them to ADSs 5/1 no bother but it was completely beyond HSBC to manage that and I am still trying to have that holding sorted out.

45% for Zen (subject to regulatory approval)

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