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OMG, I just love irony. These pumpers are going for it today. Instead of creating a wonderland narrative of the future, whilst the past has been the polar opposite with the share being pumped on a regular basis, simply wait until the company actually starts to create some real value. The pumpers are going to keep incessantly posting, the LTH's are reluctantly sitting and waiting, in the hope something concrete happens to see some kind of return. I don't want to see people being skinned by unscrupulous pumpers who are selling a dream that doesn't exist in reality. S.p is half what they were alluding to yesterday :-)

Blimey O'Reilly, the pumpers are putting in some posting hours on here. S.P not quite going where they were shouting it would!

Personally, been in this for five years and feel that I've got a reasonable handle on things. I'm not here to save anybody, but feel its always right to call out relentless ramping. Even the posting patterns on here appear orchestrated at the moment.

What is the incentive for posting dozens of times a day arguing that this share is not being ramped? Surely if one is happy with their dead cert investment, they would calmy watch its growth and ignore those of a more cautious leaning.

Pump up the Syme, pump it up

While your feet are stompin'

And the jam is pumpin'

Look ahead, the crowd is jumpin'

Pump it up a little more

Get the suckers goin' on the trading floor

See, 'cause that's where the party stops

pumpers in clover and the mugs in snot

The chartist approach is all well and good, but doesn't cut the mustard when we need a paradigm shift in company structure. You may argue this has just occurred, but until we see the start of actual wealth creation the latest developments are meaningless. This stance is taken whilst being mindful of the company's history up to now, and also the prevalence of pumpers in this share that have screwed the unsuspecting many times over.

A few individuals incessantly "promoting" this share. For those thinking of having a "punt", have a look at the s.p history for the last year before you dive in.

Hardly carping on the side lines. Been in this for five years. The noises are great, but i will still question "tangible" changes. Don't get me wrong, I hope thngs truly are different this time, but It would be wrong of me to ditch my cynicism after what we've heard and been through since they listed.

No 77% rerating. Simple manipulation. Look at yesterdays rise and fall. This trick has been tried multiply times over the last few years. Not sure anyone will buy it anymore.

Great to have such a positive update of progression. I think the vast majority are aware it is the war situation preventing a sale. The States appear to be in constant talks with Russia regarding trade in its Northern climes. Due to the current geopolitical situation, it would be madness not to keep developing our huge assets in a way that allows for sale and, if not, mining ourselves. We know the boards preference. I don't share the "implication is clear" view.

Just reading the comments on the Telegram groups,, its amazing how peeps are discussing how horrendous Zelensky and his European supporters are. Just because personal wealth may be at risk and if Zelensky surrenders they will gain financially, they're prepared to construct an alternative reality where Putin with his meat grinder approach, targeting civilians, throwing dissenters out of windows, is somehow the good guy. They're even blaming the Polish train attack, pipeline destruction, and numerous other examples of Russian interference as false flag acts. I took a huge hit when Russia invaded, but at no point did my moral code disintegrate . When people ask how Hitler managed to get nearly a whole nation to follow him, its easy to see . Lets hope the needless loss of life and everything associated with it ends soon, and that, as a secondary concern, we all benefit from the asset sale.

Governments seem to, slowly, be waking up to the old concept of resilience. When it comes to national security they now, rather belatedly, are coming to terms within the concept that money has to be spent on maintaining levels of redundancy across all critical areas, including, but not limited to; defence, banking, manufacturing, raw material supply, healthcare, cyber security etc, etc. On a personal day to day basis, I always hold a stash of cash for I.T failures' and have a battery bank and log burner for utility failures.

Have to agree, those in the know offloading. It's criminal really, but they never get done. I'm too far down to sell.

...............for long term investors. The price has been ravaged over the last three years by small cap market sentiment and in-company shenanigans,. This latest halving of share price due to AAs' withdrawal may not be the disaster some think. There are several examples of the big boys, including AA, pulling out of projects that were transformational to those left behind. Bottom draw for now.

Maybe a response to Rachel From Accounts and her intention to further screw over those that have aspired to better their lives.

I think its more widespread than that. Drops across the board.

I should have added, I don't expect to see much of a reflection in s.p. until a scoping study is completed, some time next year

I really hope you are wrong. Groc is why I first invested, knowing it was a slow burner.

Stopped visiting this forum a long time ago, due to the tsunami of crap on here. However, looks like things have changed, some really insightful posts.

I'm in total agreement that any lasting peace will take time to reach and those expecting some kind of simple playground deal to unlock the intransigence are totally unrealistic as to how complex geopolitical issues need to be approached.

Thanks SunDrum :-)