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Unfortunately the presentation still felt like jam tomorrow. But; the sp is still on the floor. It looks like they may have the prospect of actually being profitable in 2023. This for me makes it a weak buy. Confidence in WSG is on the floor due to the endless fundraisings at lower prices. They must only consider raising cash in the future on the back of increases in share prices. I am just not sure they understand this fundamental fact

I totally understand why traders jump into a share and exit quickly. But sometimes, even on AIM , it is worth taking a long view. Really positive tie up with Weardale. This could be an investment that really does reward those with a time frame of more than 5 minutes!!

No comment yet from Mac regarding sale of Burgh Island. But I seem to recall they have a decent percentage invested. Could be interesting

That wore well!! However I do actually agree. Very strong buy at this price

This is main market not AIM. It is a standard listing. Could remain suspended indefinitely if that is the case

Short term risk is that note holders will want their £75k that is being paid at the "nominal " 0.1 ; so expect some selling when the shares hit the market. Long term, however, once that is worked through the target is 0.65 where Chesterfield shares are priced; and then above if the right RTO catches investors attention .

Yes; And we are in at the start. Weardale is pretty much not factored in to the share price imho. And has the potential to transform MAC

A profitable small cap company. Isn't that an oxymoron?

A company actually investing at a higher price rather than always looking for cheaper funding. Confident Mac will reward us

In this terrible market I am looking for out of love shares with solid backing. This absolutely ticks the boxes. Adding on weakness.

I only managed to get in at about 5.40 and missed most of the presentation. Anyone made notes from first 35 minutes?

Aim-listed AMTE is planning to launch a 2 gigawatt factory in 2022 and has looked at sites in Scotland, Northern England and Wales. Industry experts estimate that a facility of this size would cost in the region of £200m.

Down on todays Sunderland news but we need more than one......

Yup; pretty pointless when scaled back so much!!

With a lot of interest in shells and SPACS DKE's low market cap must make it attractive for companies looking for a listing. Is there something going on behind the scenes?

I expect it will gap down before you can get a price

For the long term. Read the research, done my due diligence. Long term hold. Two purchases at 87 today and 103 last week. Undervalued .

not at all. What we enthusiasts have to remember is that the share price has moved consistently up for several months. Some will be very tempted to ditch now there is a pull back. For those looking at the bigger picture they ( me ) will be looking longer term. Some will have made 100% profit and will move on. With price slipping back it means that new buyers will be less tempted to sell around the 4p mark

Bison seems to be doing all the right things quietly . Not noticed by the herds yet. These deals are all monetisation for the business model

https://www.miningnewsnorth.com/page/ev-batteries-to-drive-9x-graphite-growth/5754.html

Dear DKE friends. Can we stop continually talking about 100 baggers etc. DKE is a really interesting prospect and could be a superb investment. It doesn't need ramping posts saying it will 100 bag.