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So Maj, in a nutshell you think that the share will go up but not in a straight line. That I agree with you is obvious, blatantly obvious.

Nothing else is obvious otherwise everyone would invest in single company shares and AIM.

Can I ask though, was your research off the Kodal website?
Or RNS or other?

So Maj, you are saying that this share is going to rocket up on the Hainan cash news then fall back some?
I am struggling to see your point of posting on here.
Or are you saying that you think it will drop to 0.75 from this price?
That sounds like a fartjet prediction, he used to put that rubbish out all of the time for years and I can't remember him ever getting it right.

Maj, try looking at the Lassonde curve, it contradicts what you are saying.
But supports what you say about earlier stage spikes.
You need to research again.

Maj, you are not well researched.
A couple of flaws in your calculations.
You are placing the same value on a lithium resource pre BFS as one post BFS and fully funded with cash in the construction phase - the asset is replaced with cash, not debt.
You also are forgetting 2,600 drill results about to come out of the lab any time.
20m plus drilling program about to start.
Nielle goldfield and Fatou goldfield funded to maiden value, we are expecting the first maiden value gold field to be within weeks of the payment, because it was only weeks away before being put on hold for lithium.
Also you are assuming that it will track the Hainan share price, why? That was part of a wider deal.
I think somewhere along the road it will spike but where the big spike will be I have no idea, investors are unpredictable.

Maj, I would be interested how you research a spike.
Never heard of that one before.
Also the value of the company today is almost certainly a fraction of what it will be as we move through this year and next, so which event will create the highest spike?
You could jump out on a molehill spike compared to a later one.

Chip, I think he is saying he has put a buy order in for Monday, he is hoping it stays down before 9am so it transacts before rising.

Picardy, Bernard is excited about the gold particularly the way Fatou is shaping up. Nielle is close to a maiden value, possibly weeks away before it was put on pause in 2022.
Some goldfields have NPVs the same as our initial lithium NPV.
Compared to our initial 21 million tonne lithium resource, it is possible that our goldfields will be valued higher than this plus 100% is ours. We will be funded with around 23 million cash to work on them.

Sebo, these exact same conversations will have been had when Apple was a fledgling.
We have a good idea with the Hainan structure that we would walk out with a multiple based only on what we know now.
The top of the peak nobody can currently see, but with Bernard's geologist talent and Hainan cash he will start to uncover this quickly.
I do not dwell on monies I did not make because unless I was trying to sell them in reality I cannot know what I would have been paid. The graphs all make it look so simple, but when you have millions of shares and you have to sell them off in 2,000 lots the graph is frankly a load of cr*p.

Croq, thank you and an excellent post that I agree with.
On returns and getting out I agree too.
While many of us have faith in this share, if I was very young and my gains surpassed my student debt or halved an expensive mortgage freeing my wage for the next 25 or 30 years, you have to re-evaluate personal risk in addition to investment risk. No matter what could have been or may happen in the future it has to be weighed up against a guaranteed outcome. Another share will eventually come along, they always do, no rush.
Everyone has to consider their own position.
There is so much going on with Kodal it is a share more interesting than most. But the best thing is no debt and no dilution, not now or in the future. Millions of dollars of plant construction and development paid for in cash over the following days. Nice.

Elcobble, it would be a surprise if it did happen. It would require a couple of things to enable that, one would be that Hainan could see them as a more useful partner than us and the other is the investing company took a leap in the dark and overpaid significantly on our 49%, guessing how much extra lithium is in the ground to make it worthwhile for them and us.
We have a similar issue on the additional lithium and Fatou Goldfield. Both look good. But until all the infill drilling has been completed and in the case of lithium the quality and extraction method confirmed, with gold the grammes per tonne of earth, nobody can quantify, it is a wild guess only.
Hainan must be favourite for a complete buyout after exploration if we went down that path.
But already Bernard and Hainan are considering other ventures together, what form that may take could give us an indicator.

Daz, if they are really invested and think that, then leave them with their beliefs.
My experience of reading posts in dire shares is when a company bombs the share promoters who were supposed to hold zillions of shares miraculously managed to sell theirs with no losses because they top sliced, didn't like paragraph 6 of the june 2017 RNS and reduced their holding when.....
So in nutshell they had been typing b*locks the entire period, unfortunately real investors kept answering their posts.
What will happen there will happen there and anywhere else, zero interest.
A number of posts have cropped up recently when other companies have gone cold, out graph pal looks like one of them.

Exactly Stephen, this is why after the cash is in over the following days, drilling and construction organised, we need a good update on this gold.
From the presentations I am led to believe that Nielle is now ahead of Fatou.
There is no safety, solace or value in a market cap/share price.
There is value and a safety net when you have a pile of assets, cash and other business ventures which also show signs of multi million returns within relatively short time spaces.
A lot of value to unlock in Kodal.

Trojan, lol, tempted occasionally with a Porsche, but a Unimog is more my cup of tea.
Very undignified exits out of Lamborghinis, plus gearbox, engine noises etc, you would not believe they are in the same vw family.

PS or 100m landing in the following days.

12 months from the time the 100m hits our account. But this is a full DMS washer, with low overheads working through a jorc lithium play, no question marks over this production.
A gold field maiden value is likely before this.
Plus a mammoth 20-30m drilling program starts to increase the existing 21m tonne lithium resource.
So not quite sure which will be the biggest news. The Goldfield, increase in resource or DMS production.

Ben, I am not quite sure why you are posting that on here, for feedback?
I have heard many presentations like that but really it is not much use to an investor.
We are buying real businesses in the real world which carry out real tasks.
Just like buying into a corner shop or any other business. The big question is, if any part of the business went belly up what are the assets you are left with?
The difference between that value and the market cap is the risk you are taking.
Therefore a company with cash in the bank, assets and other strings to their bow are much less risky than a company with nothing and just a heap of debt.
Why is that important?
Because say that both companies make you 400%, happy days.
But you took multiples of risk more for the same return in the company with nothing but debt.
Therefore it is not a like for like comparison. Plus if you invested in the higher risk company for the same reward it makes you an incompetent investor because sooner or later lady luck will turn on you.
So my feedback is that is too simplistic to be of any use to an investor if you were thinking of making a career of it.

Agree with Daz.
Apart from making money, that is what makes it a great hobby.

Stephen11, the way I am going to do it, is each time the drill results come in revalue the asset, hopefully Bernard increases the NPV for us. But remember that the NPV is if you bought it today and therefore a discounted figure compared to an if you go the distance and mine figure.
The bottom line is we should all do well.

Paul, I think your figures are conservative.
Two reasons, a 20 million dollar drilling program is huge, neither Hainan nor Bernard an experienced commercially savvy geologist would embark on the drilling without being confident of a result. Bernard would simply want the cash for shareholders.
I am expecting a massive return on their drilling program.
On an 'if you sold today' type scenario I am expecting that to take us well over the asset value per share you list.
But once into production it is a total different ball game, massive income is coming in and the sell today value, a discounted value commonly called an NPV, is replaced with actual value which is much higher.
It is also then a question of how Bernard rewards investors with a share of that income, some think a dividend, common in the main indices, I do not, I think he will transact in our own shares and reduce the share numbers increasing the value of ours with a percentage of the income.
Adding value and reducing shares at once can create high share prices.

Same here Crumbles no rest for the weekend.