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TWK there are many out there. Jonathan Bixby and Co are not re inventing the wheel. Many companies and players are already in that space.

Have a look at his past presentations when he was promoting Cykel and the recent ones when he was promoting SBAR. It’s all about huge numbers as to how the AI space is going to be.

How has Cykel cashed in so far? From the latest report I don’t think so. Hence they are having to raise money again. I don’t know I may be reading it all wrong.

How anybody would think a share price is going to go up after the company announces to the market that they are going to raise X amount of $’s is beyond me.

Seriously delusional. This stock will soon be trading under 2p in my opinion because the revenue that was supposed to come has never eventuated hence the continuous cap raises. Cap raises = dilution soon 🔜 this will possibly blow out to the Billion shares on issue club.

A good libel lawyer on hand? Amuse me. The key word that the average punter doesn’t understand here just like Cykel is WAREHOUSE.

lol rodbank

that is so funny. disgruntled broker no not at all. can i ask you have you ever heard of the term warehouse when you want to sell stock?

this thing is be manipulated to the **** house. because it will never do anything just like cykel has done f all.

i’m just trying to give the average punter the heads up because i know how one particular broker from a certain broking house is playing this game.

This thing will never have a revenue stream.

For anyone that believes in this thing you have to ask yourself why? There are so many companies doing the same thing. Jonathan Bixby will lead you to believe that he and his mob are early starters in what ever they are trying to flog to the market when in fact they are robbing you blind. With raising after raising.

Last one was done at 3.2p from memory.

A company that has any future ahead of it raises at higher prices not lower prices lol.

Wake up people you are all getting done.

Clear Capital is taking you all to the cleaners just like they are going to do with all the nieve punters on SBAR.

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JB has the gift of the gab and will lead you to believe that SBAR are doing something new and innovative just as he did with CYK but a quick google and some research will clearly show you that this is not the case.

Jonathon Bixby just as he did with Cykel makes out that what he is doing with Sundae Bar is new and innovative.

A quick google of ai agents marketplace will show you that many companies are already in this space.

Buyers beware.

EthanMT exactly way too much uncertainty here. One may as well go to the casino and put it all on red and black. Ive traded this one successfully a couple of times at higher prices but the way the macro outlook for this stock is atm I would not even touch it at these levels.

Good luck to all holders.

Not rubbish 28 like I said before Cykel did the same thing when it listed. Had a big rise on the back of nothing was a very tightly held stock and was manipulated higher just like SBAR is being manipulated higher now. Let’s agree to disagree and see where this is trading in 3-6 months time.

For anyone that has the time have a look at how Cykel traded when it first listed. Very similar to what is happening now at Sundae Bar. Then have a look at where Cykel is trading at now. He’s a very smooth talker but lacks a lot a substance in a sector that I would suggest many would not even know what they are investing in. Buyer beware.

Buyers beware here this mob has raised at a lower price ever since listing. There has been many promises of imminent significant revenue but it’s not happening.

They are not offering anything new in the AI space it is already being done by bigger players. There is no compelling reason for potential consumers to want to have what they offer.

This will die a slow death.

Clear Capital also have 40,000,000 warrants from memory so wait until if they start exercising, it’s going nowhere. It’s a massive pump and dump rinse and repeat stock. People open your eyes it’s all there to see.

Go back and research the crap they said was going to differentiate them from the rest in the AI space when they first listed. Nothing eventuated.

Cannot believe this is not sub 1p. There is no real revenue to speak of and most likely never will be. There are to many bigger players already in the space that they are spruiking. Avoid big time.

Dmac1966 totally agree that going forward is the key.

However these guys have promised so much in the past already in the way of big contracts,and have done very little by way of delivery,and most likely never will.

Cykel is totally irrelevant in this space to many much much much bigger players doing the same thing.

It’s a suckers stock. Buyer beware. No wonder they constantly keep putting their hands out for money. They have none and none is coming in in a hurry.

I wonder when Clear Capital will begin to exercise their warrants. They have 40,000,000 from memory with an exercise price of 1p.

Would not touch this until sub 45. Why buy now? Even when it gets back to sub 45 one needs to re assess whether to buy or not.

BRES just ticking off all the boxes. Share price responding accordingly. Looking forward to the next 3-6 months and seeing just how much of a World Class Deposit Orom-Cross could be.

I’m in profit. Participated in the last raise. BRES has too much going for it for things to go to wrong.

Graphite is not a sexy commodity but looking forward to how the next 3-6 months pans out.

Where there is smoke there is fire

Brewer is hoping Neo can tap into this thriving market, especially while the metal’s price is running hot. It has a good chance of doing so. From Beatrix 4, mined by Sibanye-Stillwater for its gold, Neo will have access to Beisa, a major uranium resource once explored and pre-developed by Gencor in the early 1980s. Brewer says 2.5t of the Beisa reef is “stopeable”, or ready to mine, containing 400,000oz of gold and 5-million pounds of uranium.

Prospective lenders have rushed to help finance Beisa, says Brewer. “One group, a listed uranium fund, is just purchasing physical [uranium], so they are trying to get in early,” he says. About $50m has been offered in a royalty stream or a prepayment of cash. In return for $25m the lender gets 25,000oz of gold, which is a fraction of the 5.4-million ounce resource base at Beisa. The balance is for the uranium.

Aside from political pressures, the fundamental supply/demand drivers in uranium make for a fickle market. Brewer acknowledges it’s a “crazy market”. This is partly due to stockpiles held by US utilities. “Flow from stockpiles is a feature of this market; no other commodity trade’s total supply is so dependent on its inventories,” Tom Price at Panmure Liberum told the Financial Times in November.

Brewer says, however, that while Neo has a degree of protection from the spot price market owing to gold accessible from the Beisa/Beatrix reef, “from a pure uranium point of view, when you take the gold credits from an indicative, high-level cash flow analysis, operating costs net of gold byproducts is a negative $15/lb”.

Who is Sibanye’s new uranium partner?

Neo Energy Metals has acquired Beatrix 4 shaft, where it plans to mine uranium

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by DAVID MCKAY

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A block of uranium. Picture: REUTERS/MARIAN BAZO

In the final knockings of 2024 Sibanye-Stillwater sold its Beatrix 4 shaft to a little-known junior miner, UK-listed Neo Energy Metals. In terms of easing the group’s debt, it achieves little: Neo is to pay R500m to Sibanye-Stillwater, of which half is in shares that Sibanye-Stillwater will most likely keep. Compared with R17.5bn in net debt at Sibanye-Stillwater’s interim stage, it’s a trifle, but there’s major upside from having done so.

From Beatrix 4 Neo plans to start mining uranium, potentially in as little as 18 months. “There are very few projects with this timeline to production and a clear pathway, especially given the permits and infrastructure in place,” chair Jason Brewer tells the FM.

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Neal Froneman Reuters/Ihsaan Haffejee

The uranium market has been transformed in less than four years. Spot prices, at about $85/lb, are more than double the price in 2020. This is partly because the market has come to view uranium differently, as a green metal. It’s long been seen as a strategic metal, but Russia’s increased militarisation and the rise of new nuclear threats from Iran and North Korea has also influenced the price.

The advent of the Trump administration has also led to investors anticipating a more strident response to global multipolarity. Supply shocks such as import bans on Russian production are expected. Already there’s evidence of this on the uranium price. When limits were imposed on Russia by the US a year ago, the uranium spot price increased to $106/lb.