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I guess they wanted to take a punt - if it had gone the other way the price could instantly revert to 5p and they'd be out

If it does a GGP that means it will drop back to 12p after reaching 30p

3p this week then 2p next week maybe. I will buy if I can get under the placing price. Current average is just under the 12p placing price of 6 Aug 2020

"2.5p is a similar discount that has been given since the start of the agreement, in % terms its obviously a lot greater"

So not similar then. Everyone knows the price drops to placing price so the company has basically said they were overvalued by 100%

Could have just waited a bit if you were going to reinvest.

I haven't reinvested as I wanted to lower my average price which is now 3.666p aftert the divi

If it makes idiots buy then good for us idiots who bought

I'm not on AIM because I want to triple my money in 5 years

Because people thought nasdaq was going to $25

In this case they were correct

It didn't make any sense for a long term holder to sell just at the last hurdle.

Why are we not on the share fallers list? Though I suppose that's a good thing

Because people buy in the premarket auctions and then once the market opens a lot of people try to take their tiny profit

Nearly in the red with an average of 0.13p (sold half at 0.3 a while back). Didn't think it could drop to this level again :(

If you need to ask you will usually get it wrong.

Makes more sense to buy low and sell when it goes up.

That seems silly, would make more sense to sell HZM and buy here like I did.

I sold some GRL at 15p a while ago and bought HZM at 6p and 7p, sold some HZM at 8.7 today and bought more GRL - my buy was the 20000 at 11.68p

Of course I think both should go up in the medium term

You must have been in a long long time before the consolidation then

You need to have £20000 spare cash if you want to buy in the ISA before selling.

It takes very little time and effort to learn about ISAs, CGT and dividend tax. All the information is on the UK government website (which is surprisingly comprehensive and simple to navigate for a government project), and if that's too complicated countless independent websites have restated the information in various ways.

On the other hand, learning about precious metals and a Russian mining company is not simple, a lot of the information is second-hand or hard to find, and in cryptic RNSes that can be interpreted in multiple ways; after all if it was so simple why would you need DLA Piper.

Yet people who claim to have researched EUA in depth spout nonsense about ISAs and tax. Posts about EUA are opinions and (except in the case of our frequent derampers where they are just wrong) open to interpretation, but when it comes to ISAs and tax a post is either factual or incorrect.

The problem is it will be £1.44 in 3-4 years, and the buyers who sent the SP to 38p want it now.

Tried to buy at 0.74p for several hours but failed