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Is a casino stock - so long as investors and potential investors are aware of that. Each individual should do their own evaluation of the risks involved before putting money down on the next spin of the wheel. My friends (that I have mentioned) who are brothers and like a gamble, have put between them at this moment in time, tens of thousands of pounds into MET1. Got to laugh, if one of them makes a gamble or investment, then the other because of FOMO, quite often has to copy. I am sure that they would rather lose money than see the other make a fortune.

Currently MET1 make zero money, and unlikely to do so for the foreseeable future or at all, and will keep taking money from whoever wishes to give it to them in the coming years to get to the point of either collapse or start being a mining company and make a profit.

Beware of rampers on here ( i expect most people would potentially be if they have made a gamble) and the sponsored adverts.

Good luck with the next spin, and remember you can get off the spinning casino wheel at any time and invest in an actual mining company. A little flutter is fine but make sure it is an amount that you do not need.

Ade

''I concur but cannot allow these cyber bullies to go unanswered.''

what you mean is that cannot stand that your nonsense f comments have been highlighted, but instead of acknowledging that you posted nonsense, instead you reply with more nonsense. to deflect.

Much easier for you to say , 'yes it was nonsense after having done some basic learning'

Ade

''You are a complete idiot just posting past comments''

do you think it may be because you do not acknowledge what nonsense you posted (or maybe you still haven't learnt anything) ,and instead try to squirm you way out?

Bb

''it's a sell given the book value''

price to book ratios in relation to banks have greatly varied over differing periods in the past. We have had a very long period of very low price to book ratios. An increase in the ratio of between 50 and 100% for a bank like Lloyds would match ratio's seen in history. A near doubling in ratio would put Lloyds on a ratio of about 2 (it has been higher than that when Lloydstsb).

Bb

''At those prices it's a definitely a sell and there are better investments out there.''

With many billions of shares bought back and cancelled since 2018 and a continuing buyback policy, it is the market cap comparisons that will show relative value between date points rather than a price per share

80p most likely my next selling level - market cap still low in comparison to 2015

Average price on remaining shares now 16.04p

Some for over 75.1

Ade

''I refer the honorable idiot to a reply I gave some moments ago''

you are a novice plonker - end of

Ade

16 Jan 2025 22:09

''if the NAV falls the dividend should be cut.''

19 Apr 2025 10:16

''HFEL assets did not produce an 8% return from then till today.

This has resulted in a loss of asset value ''

But in comparison to Etoro which has just floated, still lowly valued.

Etoro p/e ratio over double that of IG

Bye and good luck

What do you shareholders think about the pricing of shares tomorrow?

You could have a little competition

I wish all you MET1 shareholder the best of luck - fingers crossed - should be eventful for you in the coming days/weeks

''Metals One , announces it has received notice of the exercise of Cash Warrants, issued pursuant to the Equity Fundraise announced on 31 January 2025, over a total of 1,500,000 ordinary shares in the Company at 2 pence per share. The Company has also received notice of the exercise of Prepaid Warrants, issued pursuant to the Equity Fundraise announced on 31 January 2025, over a total of 19,350,000 ordinary shares in the Company.

Application has been made for the admission of the 20,850,000 new ordinary shares to trading on AIM''

These raised a gross £4.4 million

The shares coming to market tomorrow are via warrants issued at the end of January consisting of 1,500,000 Cash Warrants and 19,350,000 Prepaid Warrants.

Pp1

''he important matter is Metals One wanted to raise about £15m''

the shares coming to market on Monday are related to the capital raise at the end of Jan to raise I believe it was £4.4 million. The vast majority were pre paid warrants and the residue cash warrants. Retail investors were also offered to participate in being about to purchase post consolidated shares at 2p.

The share price as stated by MET1 at the time (pre consolidation) was 0.43p on the 20th January

Who would pay 20p upfront for a post consolidation share price of 4.3p

Pp1

''Share price post consolidation is 20p a share.''

no it clearly says -

''Fundraise, being 2p per share (post-consolidation), representing a discount of approximately 53% to the closing share price on 30 January 2025 of 0.43p (equivalent to 4.3p post-consolidation)''

4.3p post-consolidation.

Pp1

sorry but you make no sense.

It clearly says the 2p per share is AFTER consolidation - in any case it is irrelevant as MET1 had virtually all the money paid upfront. It is now only relevant to the people exercising their 2p warrant

''Fundraise, being 2p per share (post-consolidation), representing a discount of approximately 53% to the closing share price on 30 January 2025 of 0.43p (equivalent to 4.3p post-consolidation)''

Pp1

''so when the warrants are exercised then the share consolidation comes into play.''

??

it is in the MET1 RNS

''''Fundraise, being 2p per share (post-consolidation), representing a discount of approximately 53% to the closing share price on 30 January 2025 of 0.43p (equivalent to 4.3p post-consolidation)''

if says 2p post consolidation in black and white - so you are saying their own rns is incorrect. Going by what they stated if would be a price of 0.2p pre consolidation