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I don't think Dmitry, who put tens of millions into the company and twenty years of development will be giving the assets away. I'm pretty sure Christian has said in the past that If that didn't achieve good value, they would mine themselves. Since then there has been a stated change in direction with the BOD focussed on selling ALLL Russian assets. If you look at the BOD,s connection with South Africa, China, and Russia, these strategic minerals will be sold at fair value.

Chess,

Did you note the infrastructure requirements for Amur?

I used to hold Amur, but sold well before confirmation of sale. Glad I did :-)

Have you read up on the Chinese proposals for infrastructure development on the Kola? There is little comparison between Amur and Eurasia.

Chessmaster,

Not sure who you are conversing with as I have them filtered. My view of the situation is that, although Eurasia is a motivated seller, we have several motivated buyers at the table. There is currently a building urgency amongst Brics and Western nations to secure strategically important materials associated with the green revolution. Even Rosgeo have spoken about their concern regarding inadequate exploration and exploitation in Russia. All the evidence is out there for all to read. My expectation is nearer £1, made up of several parties securing differing assets.

I'm sure it was something constructive and insightful. lol :-)

With regards Eurasia mining, myself and other investors have researched the company to death, and that is why we hold long and strong. The research gives one a confidence of "just knowing".

So, with this in mind, I thought I'd utilise Wikipedia to determine what a troll is:

In slang, a troll is a person who posts or makes inflammatory, insincere, digressive, extraneous, or off-topic messages online or in real life, with the intent of provoking others into displaying emotional responses, or manipulating others' perception, thus acting as a bully or a provocateur.

That feeling of "just knowing" is there again :-)

Pompal,

Just green box them. They're simply online trolls.

My expectations of the sale price are much higher than yours.

It WILL happen.

Good luck to all those with the capacity to display humanity.

As a LTH, I'm not too concerned about the current low SP. Most of AIM has been hammered.

However, where I do have some concern, is the track record so far. History often teaches us important lessons regarding the present and future.

I urge all new investors to carry out your own research, don't rely on anonymous posts on a forum. These are often written with an agenda.

Bobcat,

Are you familiar with Adlerian principles?

One of his primary posits was that the deeper and more significant an individuals feeling on inferiority, the greater their projection of superiority.

Does this resonate at all?

If not, I'll spell it out for you. Your incessant boasting about how great a trader you are and that most LTH's are stupid is saying a great deal more about you than others.

Surely, as an investor, Ricardo, the transients of SP is not important?

A high SP is nothing more than a comfort blanket to long term investors.

Aklee,

I also appreciate how important QBT is with regard lower crypto values. It's the difference between some miners being viable or not.

How many times has DSFLAT repeated the same message?

If you think QBT is so bad, why don't you do one?

Bori555. Your statement lacks any perspective. I know of many that have invested more than £80k in AIM shares, including Eurasia, and done extremely well.

Don't think your one rule fits all is relevant. But carry on calling people names if it feeds some unresolved hurt in yourself.

In the box you go.

Having a breather, and then......................

Kammy and Stej,

Not sure who you are answering, as they're on my filtered list. But it is a complete waste of time talking to them, unless they experience a paradigm shift in their version of reality. If nobody hears them, they don't have a voice.

Good post Tilly, I have a slant on the "worse to come" for the markets.

There are currently a ridiculous number of massively undervalued small cap miners.

I'm extremely bullish regarding long term holds on many at current prices. Personally not interested in the short term fluctuations in SP. The market downturn is a massive opportunity. I have been a LTH of QBT (not a miner), but couldn't resist going deeper with them and battling current market sentiment. Luck plays a role, but couldn't have timed it better.

Seems to be an subtle undercurrent of expectation growing with Eurasia. Next month or next year, I don't care as long as we get there.

Good luck to all genuine investors with the capacity to display humanity.

DSFLAT, At least get your grammar and spelling corrected, before you slate other's professionalism.

Your agenda is obvious.

Having a positive outlook on ones investment is understandable and isn't ramping.

Talking down ones investment is questionable.

It is there :-)

Happy to have kept believing, been sat on these for a few years now. Where this goes, value wise in the medium term, I haven't got a scooby.

Thoughts?

Been in a long time, just wondering what's precipitated this rise? what have peeps got wind of? I'm guessing we may find out in the next few days.