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Gonna say, where are those two big buys....there they are.

For years people on these boards have been predicting the [elusive] dividend cut. You may get it right before long. Perhaps not.

If they're serious, get a partner for MB Nevada and start developing for a potential income stream. Scandi-lands can remain a pipedream until later.

If you want to see the worst aspects of human nature, visit the Lse site. It won't let you down.

"Krupa Global Investment’s activities are directed at publicly traded companies around the world with a primary focus on firms traded in stock exchanges in the United States, Great Britain and Germany."

It's ironic that Krupa is railing about the 'foreign' nature of EMH, and yet his group has investments in lots of foreign companies on various exchanges, including London. What a wazzock.

China and Asia represent the future. Dyson would be daft not to be making plans. The car companies in the West are going to be facing massive creative destruction in the coming years.

Dumbdog,

Only a matter of time before there's a reversal and the US dollar rises again. More volatility coming in February to the £ Sterling. A period of calm...for now.

A well known forecaster says commodity prices are going to spike within 5 years. A global cooling may also affect food production, so fertilizers may be in demand in that timeframe to increase yields. Timing has an important role to play in the fate of SXX.

If you have serious doubts -- and they are understandable -- buy a blue chip like BP plc.

It's eastern europe, remember. That's how they do things. It's at times like this that you realize that when it comes to Europe, we as a nation have got more in common with the Netherlands and Germany, than anyone else.

The Slovakian chap at the centre of this 'bluster' as you describe it wants to get things moving faster, which is not surprising seeing as the Chinese and Americans are way ahead of Europe when it comes to the old white gold.

Opening paragraph, courtesy of Google translate:

"Czech Lithium, a member of Krupa Global Investments, a Slovakian entrepreneur, Pavol Krúpa, has offered the Australian company European Metals Holdings to purchase its subsidiary Geomet or to join it."

My guess: less than punters want. Three times current market cap. 70p if you're lucky

I haven't been in this share long enough to know all the ins and outs, but I dunno if they're trying to build up flurospar plays in various 'safe' western regions in the hope of being bought out at some time. If the company were serious, they surely would have concentrated on developing the MB project in Nevada and bringing in a suitable partner for starters.

That figures. This was over 11p in the Spring of 2014. I've only got a modest investment here at 1.35p, but it's still irritating seeing today's actions by market makers -- but that's how they 'make' a market by dropping shares on days like this.

You could be right. But, as they say, 'Past Performance Is No Guarantee of Future Results.'

On NatSec grounds, this company ain't going nowhere.

In a world where every currency is going down against the US dollar and capital flows keep going stateside, I doubt that the US Dollar is going to seriously decline anytime soon.

@Baiki, there are some good junior AIM mining companies about, but you can count them on two hands. If I knew what I know now, then I wouldn't have invested in ALO, the precursor to CRA, and a few others, but you live and learn, and without making mistakes, you wouldn't learn. Even blue chips I've invested are down significantly, so this should put people on notice and to invest their money wisely (perhaps get out of the markets completely)

A growing lack of liquidity is going to be a problem in the west in the coming months and years, so the rest of the world is undoubtedly going to be affected first. So, you can draw your own conclusions about that.

If CRA could get things into shape, then they've got the possibility to survive the financial trouble ahead and benefit from an upturn in future. It's all up in the air, but I've lost a lot of my hope to cold hard cynicism. Good luck.

A handful of trades and people are running out of patience?? The board has done their thing. It is the Swedish authorities that have made things as difficult as possible, which will not be surprising to anyone who has had any dealings in Sweden. It can be easier getting blood from a stone in that jurisdiction. The company should have concentrated on their Nevada play.