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Morning Spurs,
We can agree to disagree on this point due to the fact that the effects of the Pandemic and the Pandemic itself has created several planning and logistical issues not to mention personnel issues.
I won’t go into the detail as we all chewed this to death a few weeks ago.
Suffice to say we remain in challenging times and not just in Cambridge or the UK.
I agree that the PR and progress updates could be better managed. I would hate to think that anyone associated with Sareum were complicit in taking the sp down.
The manipulation of the sp over recent weeks is not due to the actions or the inaction of the BoD. News will come when there is something to say.
Meanwhile, the big players take advantage - as ever.

Don’t overlook the fact that mms can go short and do not have to declare

Spurs - you can only stick to a timeline if everything is completely under your control. It isn’t unprofessional to miss deadlines if events are beyond your control or other factors are introduced.
Nobody on this chatboard can tell me precisely how many days it takes to sell a house for example or how long it would take me to drive from Cornwall to the Scottish Highlands. Too many variables for anyone to get that accurately. Still achievable though.

I strongly suggest DP that you stop writing about it and just do it. It’s all hot air like it was last time.
I would be interested in the outcome. The presumption that all shareholders share your views is just plain wrong

I’m suggesting arhat we are at the Institutional Investment stage hence the appointment of PH as brokers

I posted a link which, I thought gave an excellent helicopter view of how a developing company shareprice fluctuates and the basic reasons behind it all. The link was posted yesterday at 10:24. Although dealing with mining companies as its topic, I still think it provides an insight as to what is happening with Sareums sp.
If you look at the trough you will see a fallow news period when Institutions then load up ahead of news on progress. This is where I think Sareum is currently sitting ahead of news. It goes some way to explaining the sp activity and the appointment of PH in my view. It all makes sense:
https://kuchling.com/the-lassonde-curve-a-wild-ride/
Everything is good and talk of a shareholder revolt is nonsense IMO

Seconded Warthog - all the best

Echo1 - see my earlier post at 10:24 - it might help explain what is going on.

Hi Matty,

Been in since before Newmont walked away and the subsequent recovery. Same with Sareum. I am struck by the fact that, although the subject matters are poles apart, the principle remains surprisingly accurate.
The curve tends to simplify matters and has the effect of quelling all of the unfounded speculation. Works for me anyway

Excellent news Salford - Nothing else matters in the scheme of things.

I should add that I am invested in some gold miners - in particular ggp - from many years ago and this curve is applicable right now to GGP's share price activity just ahead of an anticipated rise (not cross-ramping). For those of you buying in to Sareum at around 7-8p this may provide some short term comfort.

Please see link to what I think is a useful helicopter view of what may be happening here.

https://kuchling.com/the-lassonde-curve-a-wild-ride/

It is traditionally applied to mining stocks but I think that we can apply this principle to Sareum. By applying this you can see that we may well be in a no news "orphan period" and bigger investors are getting in cheaply ahead of a rise hence the sp activity and PH being involved.
Hopefully it helps and apologies to those of you that are already aware. You would not want to be selling at the low point (ie now) when the increase is to come.

Or stick with RRR Darien - good luck with that one!!

I have to say I disagree. I can see that individuals are frustrated by the drops, but the BoD do not control the sp or the manipulation.
Getting rid of the very people who have taken us all to a very good position would resolve nothing at all and merely add to the uncertainty and volatility. It may be a good idea to sit back and reflect on what the issue really is - manipulation during a no news period. Check out GGP and several other stocks on AIM. Your energy would be better expended on complaining to AIM Regulators/FCA.

Disgusting manipulation on very little volume.
Sorry to see you go Warthog but hope you made a profit.

I think Sareum could do with a proactive PR charm offensive. All of this can be undertaken by our intrepid PR consultants. It needn’t be price sensitive information but newspaper articles and general media upbeat articles would really put us in the public eye.
I can appreciate that - as a small business - there is limited time available considering everything else that is happening but maybe it is time for Sareum to mature and find its own identity

Ignore the noise Unite and just watch the slide show. That might help. All good in my eyes

Wishing her and the medical team every success Salford and wishing your good lady wife a speedy recovery. Stay strong

Keep the faith on every level Notalot! Good luck mate.

Interesting run up to Thursdays presentation by Sierra. Maybe getting in while they can. That followed by pre-clinical completion RNS and Covid progress will see the trajectory of the sp change.