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Good luck on your treatments guys. Hope we can all get them at Harley Street when this comes good.

Bruce et all. when one is 94% underwater on this stock one has a slightly different perspective. However … any recovery is unexpected and most welcome. Hope we can can get some cheap early buys and average down a bit when the bookkeepers are done.

Wow, wasn’t expecting that. Phoenix from the ashes.

Almost certainly a buy. This stock is being traded in two classes at the moment, and us regular punters are in second class.

Any rational explanation of what is going on with this stock would be warmly received!

I mean downstream.

Is the United States of Tariffs somewhere upstream of HMS production in Africa?

What on earth caused that 8% drop? Although it has sparked a bit of buying.

Mate, it is just about on every tipster’s list for a rebound. Won’t be hard to find.

Thanks Oops, or whoever you are, that’s really helpful.

Thanks oldtrader, and kudos for your exceptional research input. However, since Larry departed I sense a loss of sales drive. Where is the sales news post Endurium roll out? I sense that AIM retail investors (with pretty short attention spans) are losing interest, and it is really hard to claw back an SP falling at this rate.

And what happened to Laura!

Sounds about right, and I recall that some punters got very agitated about the lack of progress on this pipeline. History. New dawn for KZG and I betcha Dennis doesn’t want to revisit that mine.

30% drop in the last 4 weeks. We can reassure ourselves about insignificant retail sales volume and great long term potential etc, but the lack of sales news is causing a slow bleed. It is much harder to recover the SP than drop it.

Re Tantalum operations, there is some complexity there which Dennis has alluded to in the past. The diamonds and mineral sands strategy is low risk and high ROI, which is one of the why we all like it. I would take the money for the mine and bank it.

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Good spot panda. Hebei have defaulted on them as well.

Now wouldn’t that be something?

Good interview - all the right questions.

Recent trading tells the story: Retail punters are looking for news; investors are committed to the value proposition.

Some excellent analysis on this forum for the benefit and confidence of longer term investors, but you had us at hello. From day to day the SP is largely influenced by retail trading, which in turn is influenced by news. No news, and the casual punters move on to a stock on the rise. Not much news from IES lately other than the house move, hence a gradual decline on the SP.

Lloyds still haven’t sorted it out. Not exactly a seamless transition as billed in the RNS.