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The window for any more rises will be during the next 5 weeks, then that's it, I reckon, as we move into May. I can't see the SP reaching a £1 again like the olden days. My only mistake was chickening out at buying 250,000 during the March low (6p buy). I'd only bought 25,000.

If you get a settlement to the conflict in Ukraine, this will do well. If the Ukrainian war spreads with the EU involved, this is going to zero. Place your bets.

If you think this share going up is good for the UK, then tell that to your spirit while your counting your gains on the other side. I've been here with a reasonable holding since the £5 days when some lefties were trying to get BA. banned from selling bang-bangs to Saudi, their biggest client at the time. Today, I'm out.

I think it’s a bit more complex than that, if you look at what is happening to the FTSE 100 Index as a whole and what Labour has done since they came in in July. Europe is looking increasingly like a basket case with no confidence in the future, as more capital flees to the Dow

Afraid not. EMH has missed the proverbial boat by a country mile, thanks to the country and 'bloc' they are operating in. Sentiment seems to be at rock bottom currently, along with the lithium price. Then you've got the much vaunted sodium iron battery technology waiting in the wings, as well as the fact that Czechia is near a war zone that could widen in their direction over the next few years. I sold out of my remaining 71,000 shares at 21p earlier this year. I'm glad I didn't sit on them, and made a few pennies on the buying price. Nothing great though. Like most AIM miner shares, they're there to trade, which I've done now and again over the years. I'd love to see EMH treble their current SP, but am hesitant to get back into the market. Let's hope something big happens to revive this corpse of a share.

The business cycle is turning down. It won't make much difference. Recession is here.

It will be coming back with world war 3 on the horizon.

In a stagflationary global economy with war on the horizon, hydrogen will be a non-starter. I can guarantee you that.

Russia's involvement in the east of Ukraine is because there are a lot of ethnic Russians living there who have been persecuted/ killed over the last decade -- hence Putin's Special Operation after the Minsk Accord came to naught after years of negotiating. I doubt if It's anything to do with potential lithium supplies in Ukraine. The danger for EMH is that Eastern Europe may be in danger from a wider war that spreads into EU territory. Capital will flee if that happens.

A long recession over the next few years will bite more into their profits.

Institutions don't buy aim minnows, especially in this coming economic climate. They will only buy the blue chips.

In these war-torn times, hanging on to LNG assets will be vital to a company's future. This rights issue has come at the wrong time in the business cycle with a stagnatory recession on the cards and a world war not that far over the horizon. Unless they sit on a significant proportion of the cash raise, the actions of National Grid at this particular time will be seen as one huge folly, as is their net-zero/energy transition illusion. It's 2024, not 2074.

They all play their roles -- the bulls and the bears. Without doubt, this share promised the earth, but has failed to deliver in the many years I've been invested here, mostly due to its geographical location and the fact that it is in the EU, where a day lasts a month. It's not all Keith's fault -- he's been like a piece of flotsam in the ocean, being pushed this way and that. The big problem facing Central Europe in this current timeframe is a wider war in Europe, which will severely dent economic confidence.

You have made some quasi-valid points but the baby steps this company is making towards progress would try the patience of Job. China would have had this mine up and running years ago. Europe seems like it’s in a straitjacket half the time.

How much did you lose on this, out of curiosity?

They're impersonating Marvin the Robot from Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Galaxy. I understand their fatalism, though.

Inflation and war are good for commodities. US inflation is rising.

I remember the high of £41 at this time in 2022. I've been in this for 3 years and it's turned into a big disappointment. Mind you, I think it fell back to £5 back in the noughties.

They're taking control of the company for the benefit and best interests of the company's creditors -- not your interests. This is the Alternative Investment Market, you'll get bugga all.

I was here about a year ago and bought an armful at 20something pence and sold out at 55p (too early because it went higher). What I made back then could buy millions of shares now, which is insane. What the hell has happened…As for making money here now, my confidence has been completely shattered in AIM and I wouldn’t touch this, even for a tenner, but some here have got bigger b@llz than me, clearly. Best of luck.