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I wouldn't count on it, if terms of a deal change then most investors will pull in any normal project, unless it can be swiftly rectified; their confidence in Paraguay will also be incredibly low. Regrettably I also will sell out, however I wouldn't be against buying back in if the deal is back on, I'm happy to sacrifice gains for assurances. Even buying back in at 60p with all systems go would be attractive.

You talk like this is the be-all and end-all for any of us. Not our first rodeos and certainly not our only stock holding. This is indeed a great entry point; in the professional investing world we see this as a significant de-risking event. It is what you want to see for the company to minimise downside. Nonetheless, cash on hand is always necessary to defend your stake in any such investment. Par for the course.

Well done all, onto the next step!

Oh dear, the classic redditism of "everything I disagree with is literally nazism". Let's stay on topic, shall we ragtag?

The comments are absolutely bang on; and even more supportive of why the world needs projects like Atome.

I'm going to have to block myself from this website otherwise I'll have no money left ha; the hype is setting in!

Sorry I meant interest in the stock, my bad, poor wording. But yes good points too!

Interest definitely increasing. ADV last ~1M is c. 150k shares, and ADV last ~3M/6M is c. 70k shares. Problem is the equity market will never give credit to companies like this until there is strong evidence of imminent cash flow generation. But it seems we are close, I am long.