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I'm sure CS was well aware that the Kibo announcement would find it's way to the thoughts of Eurasia investors. He's a bit smarter than the average bear :-). He's made a statement, without making a statement, if you know what i mean.

The bod have made a huge error. They've used the word "shortly" without fully appreciating the neurodivergent population of so called "investors". The inability to contextualise has created high levels of anxiety amongst some. Hopefully the bod will provide more binary statements going forward to allay further struggles.

All about whether you're trading and sensitive to transience in sp, or investing in the future growth and success of the company. I'm in the latter group, and relaxed :-)

Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's 97-year-old business partner, explained why he welcomes market panic.

Here are Munger's the best quotes from the interview, lightly edited and condensed for clarity:

1. "Value investors like Warren and me look for intrinsic value and ignore the noise of the constant movement of stock prices. But we look at the patterns of the noise to pick our hiding places for value investments in both time and place."

2. You don't need great opportunities very often, once in a lifetime is enough.

3. ""Every good card player knows that you've got to not blow your opportunities. You don't get that many. Not enough people carry that card-playing wisdom over into practical life."

4. "It really matters whether, when the few great opportunities do come along, you reach out and grab them vigorously."

5. "It really helped us to have everybody else believe in the efficient market theory in its hardest form. It was an interesting example of a learned profession going bonkers." — referring to the idea that markets correctly price assets so bargains don't exist. "Warren and I had the advantage of being imperfectly educated, and therefore we thought the academics were stark raving mad. Which of course they were."

I took this from the forum of another share I'm in. For those that actually follow the official news releases and the obvious related organisational and geopolitical movements surrounding Eurasia, the above must resonate.

...................all the Chicken Littles' and de-rampers are out in force this morning. :-)
I'll stick to official news releases, and the news from, what some of us suspect, are the interested parties.
I'd guess government agencies, international law firms and brokers are probably listening to the Chicken Littles' on here, NOT!

LAST UNCONSOLIDATED PALLADIUM play.
And here you are questioning the company, it's potential , and it's integrity, and that of it's partners.
Have you seen the prices for PGMs lately?
Open pit

You have not got a clue what you're talking about. You history shows you have lost more than anyone on AIM mr expert hahaha

here is a few of what TMS said
THAL - in at 2.14 not long after share price crashed to 0.65. TMS comment just before the crash
" I really don't see any potential bad news on the horizon."

SRO - 7.13p - Company no longer exists. MadStork comment below
"Agree this is undervalued"

SNRP - delisted
"If this takes off it doesn't look like there's much stopping it til 6.5" it tanked and eventually de-listed.

FAST - gone
"momentum alone will carry this higher next week."

EMED - de-listed

RAME - de-listed "Will look to add more if it stays at this level though. I'm expecting more interest as the wind farm gets closer to completion."

:-) :-) :-) :-) :-)

Tread,
That kinda makes sense as to why he's so embittered and feels the need to persistently spread lies.

Iknownuffin,
I can't take credit for it. Initially somebody else on here posted it and I made a point of intermittently reposting. Tms really is a disgusting individual, the lowest of the low. He's like a mugger , but without any backbone who hides behind a computer screen.

LAST UNCONSOLIDATED PALLADIUM play.
And here you are questioning the company, it's potential , and it's integrity, and that of it's partners.
Have you seen the prices for PGMs lately?
Open pit

You have not got a clue what you're talking about. You history shows you have lost more than anyone on AIM mr expert hahaha

here is a few of what TMS said
THAL - in at 2.14 not long after share price crashed to 0.65. TMS comment just before the crash
" I really don't see any potential bad news on the horizon."

SRO - 7.13p - Company no longer exists. MadStork comment below
"Agree this is undervalued"

SNRP - delisted
"If this takes off it doesn't look like there's much stopping it til 6.5" it tanked and eventually de-listed.

FAST - gone
"momentum alone will carry this higher next week."

EMED - de-listed

RAME - de-listed "Will look to add more if it stays at this level though. I'm expecting more interest as the wind farm gets closer to completion."

He's one of only three I have on filter, but I presume he's inventing more irrelevant scenarios.
Here's one for him; if I didn't have *******s and was born into a different family, i could have been the queen.

Felix,

It sound like you've read "the naked trader" book. Most of his approach is with regard to trading on the main markets. The "20% thing" may be a comforter, but you need to look at the general level of fluctuation experience within Aim shares c.f. main markets.

I agree with your sentiment Mannamead, but I did enjoy reading all the hilarious replies to his drivel, over breakfast this morning.

"Take it to apple shop. Think you get 2 years."
Blimey Monty,
Society has got a bit harsh, I didn't get that long for ABH (another life!) :-)

1st,
You've just focussed on the one point I didn't mention. I agree, in retrospect, it was a poor use of the word "shortly". I think most agree with that. That does NOT make the company in someway less credible, capable, less of an investment opportunity, less honest, etc, etc.
Your posting style is to look for any inconsistency in a communication and focus on that instead of the greater picture. That is whether from an online forum poster or the company. If you went to view a five bedroom house in thirty acres for sale for a bargain price, would you refrain from buying it because somebody said it came with an apple tree and it turned out to be a pear tree. Your constant picking at the company is based around irrelevancy.

1st,
Your attempts to detract from the company are quite ambiguous, with no reference to all the great company news that has been supplied.
The published developments regarding other interested parties/agencies will no doubt of provided more scope/strength with regards to Eurasia's position.
It is without doubt a failing of yours to expect a company to provide an update for your own personal agenda.

I'll just keep putting the following up as a reminder. The lowlife are desperately looking for any reason to undermine the fantastic potential of our company.

Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's 97-year-old business partner, explained why he welcomes market panic.

Here are Munger's the best quotes from the interview, lightly edited and condensed for clarity:

1. "Value investors like Warren and me look for intrinsic value and ignore the noise of the constant movement of stock prices. But we look at the patterns of the noise to pick our hiding places for value investments in both time and place."

2. You don't need great opportunities very often, once in a lifetime is enough.

3. ""Every good card player knows that you've got to not blow your opportunities. You don't get that many. Not enough people carry that card-playing wisdom over into practical life."

4. "It really matters whether, when the few great opportunities do come along, you reach out and grab them vigorously."

5. "It really helped us to have everybody else believe in the efficient market theory in its hardest form. It was an interesting example of a learned profession going bonkers." — referring to the idea that markets correctly price assets so bargains don't exist. "Warren and I had the advantage of being imperfectly educated, and therefore we thought the academics were stark raving mad. Which of course they were."

I took this from the forum of another share I'm in. For those that actually follow the official news releases and the obvious related organisational and geopolitical movements surrounding Eurasia, the above must resonate.

Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's 97-year-old business partner, explained why he welcomes market panic.

Here are Munger's the best quotes from the interview, lightly edited and condensed for clarity:

1. "Value investors like Warren and me look for intrinsic value and ignore the noise of the constant movement of stock prices. But we look at the patterns of the noise to pick our hiding places for value investments in both time and place."

2. You don't need great opportunities very often, once in a lifetime is enough.

3. ""Every good card player knows that you've got to not blow your opportunities. You don't get that many. Not enough people carry that card-playing wisdom over into practical life."

4. "It really matters whether, when the few great opportunities do come along, you reach out and grab them vigorously."

5. "It really helped us to have everybody else believe in the efficient market theory in its hardest form. It was an interesting example of a learned profession going bonkers." — referring to the idea that markets correctly price assets so bargains don't exist. "Warren and I had the advantage of being imperfectly educated, and therefore we thought the academics were stark raving mad. Which of course they were."

I took this from the forum of another share I'm in. For those that actually follow the official news releases and the obvious related organisational and geopolitical movements surrounding Eurasia, the above must resonate.

They really are making a concerted effort recently. If the same amount of effort was put into something constructive, the de-rampers may have ended up with a worthwhile life. Instead they whine, whinge, complain and blame, Oh dear!

RATR,
However many facts are known or published officially doesn't matter. The de-rampers will continue on and on and on with their agenda to spread doubt into genuine investors minds. It's much akin to the trump regime, where he would lie, lie,lie, even when the opposite was glaringly obvious. No shame.

Something is imminent Blood.
Can't come soon enough, hopefully stem the tide of made up facts by the doomsayers, such as "40% of holders are down" or "Phil Taylor has been secretly selling off" etc, etc. It wouldn't be so bad if these liars were shareholders.