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Hi NewInvestments, have you any reasoning other than share price trajectory?
TM1 are, according to management, on the cusp of cashflow vai their Recyclus business. The main sticking point is the EA licensing for automatic recycing which has been applied for and communicated over but hasn't been granted yet. The arrival of a licence should (theoretically!) see a quick re-rate, but as time goes on it's cash burn. The cash burn may be countered by some manual recycling but we are also awaiting confirmation of deals to buy the elements that have been extracted from the process. I've invevsted, having listened to a few interviews with Stanbury & Brundle, on the basis that the licensing wait is in the latter stages and could land in this quarter, of which we are already nearly half way through. The share price is going to drift until we get some firmed up information about production schedules. It's the unknown timescale that is attacking the SP, but the potential is huge.

Gone through $1,950, now $1,952.03

The buy price is now lower than the conversion price that the latest batch of convertible bonds was exchanged for, if that's the correct terminology:
"Technology Minerals will issue 5,465,376 ordinary shares of £0.001 per share ("Ordinary Shares") at a conversion price of 1.280790p per Ordinary Share."
I've also bought some today, I hope that it's not something that has managed to leaked out as others have said, it's peculiar SP movement / trades.

Blue finish today?

"Singida remains on track for first gold pour in March 2023"

March starts in 30 days

Good point Bespoke!

https://www.fool.co.uk/2023/01/28/owning-lloyds-shares-has-been-a-long-term-disaster-what-now/

This one is possibly the worst Fool article I've ever seen, and that is quite astonishing because most of them are abysmal.
I was going to write some criticisms but I can't be bothered because I just didn't know where to start.

"As Panorama is prospective for Gold, Copper. Nickel & Cobalt then I'm sure we can have a good guess who the major might be????"
Hi Paddy, I'm assuming you're referring to a major whos communication channels are probably just over the other side of the office?

Brakes off?

Interesting article but shocking editing (or basic checking!)
"Upcoming banking results will be poured over for details" - POURED?!!
"it will become a strong level of resistance in the future after failing their on numerous occasions." ( their?? )

Often onec it goes through these stubborn price points it then goes up quite quickly. Let's hope for that.

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"First Direct pays 7% per year and allows £300 a month to be filtered in. The annualized ratio of 3.5% will nudge 5% if the £3600 allowance is filtered in monthly from a 3-4% account elsewhere."

This is true, and it's a good technique

Should have read £300 per month

Just for info, First direct is great ( better than loads ) but it's really a 3.5% return if you try to put the full £3600 allowed in. As you have to spread it over 12 months with a maximum of £250 per month, you only get the full year at 7% on the first month working all the way down to 1/12 x 7% on the last month. So the interest off £3600 is roughly £126, give or take.

I'd go with that - although I think *exactly* 1.6p final.

A bit off topic, but Elizabeth Gaines was speaking at Davos:

https://www.mining.com/web/fortescue-sees-renewables-overtaking-iron-ore-business/

Itsoutthere, I find broker notes (or at least GGPs broker notes) useful as they show their workings - this means that they add a reasonable amont to the discussion as they can & will be scrutinised.

I agree, although it crossed my mind that the increase is due to us no longer being burdened by the "Biswas Excommunication Weighting" :-)
I'd like to see the official notes...hopefully someone can get hold of them at some point....

I think the current price of gold is without a doubt important for explorers as well as miners.
Technically if gold was worthless no one would be exploring for it. The higher the price, the more viable everything becomes. In Greatland's position, as the company gets ever nearer to mining, investors of every type have AISC figures and can work out potential profits based on these figures and may make investment decisions according to what they calculate.
We've seen with both gold & other commodities over the years, mines start back up again under new management due to new found viability due to rising prices. They may not make money for a while, but they've decided that with the improved circumstances it's worth doing because of potential future profits.

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