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With war coming, definitely.

Europe lacks dynamism, unlike China. It's held back by over-regulation and a political puppetshow pandering to daft Davos ideas. This mine would have been operational in 2020 if it was located in China.

All this Davos sustainability cr@p is going to drive companies into the ground. Pun intended. All the boards of these multinationals need booting into touch ASAP.

In the current global civil unrest/war climate, you will be better off buying physical gold and tangible assets. A lot of these AIM minnow shares are going nowhere -- during this decade anyway.

I dread to think what is coming in 6 months time. I made a howler by investing here and bailed over the last 5 working days in 3 sells totalling a 33% loss. I made almost 30% in ACP a few years ago, so I guess there's some kind of symmetrical just desserts here.

If it closes at or above 0.775 today then I think you are probably correct. I've only been in this share for a short time and I'm already nearly 20 per cent down.

A box of chicken mcnuggets.

Perhaps September will bring you some good cheer. I was in this company when it had a gold play, doubling my money -- god knows how many years ago that was now. I've decided to accumulate a million or two. Hopefully I won't lose my sanity doing it.

Like all shares, it rose on anticipation, not really on fundamentals. Once more news comes in, then it's off to the races again, no doubt.

Huge payrises, a gigantic debt pile, a recession coming in 2024 and the prospect of another global lockdown in the near-future in the form of international war. IAG has all their ducks lined up, except the ducks are all armed and will be aiming at them.

The tea-leaves are telling me almost thruppence by mid to late September.

Will they eventually do the same for their UK and European employees when the war spreads?

This SP should be interesting to observe in the coming year. Are they out of pink paint yet?

Going up on anticipation, chart exuberance and the advice of Mr 'Oracle' Mir. Some punters think graphene cement is going to make the company billions. I was in VRS for years and sold out at 90p. Got in again recently at 1.5p but it's just a punt as I don't expect this company to go to the moon and back in the next year or two.

You have got to take country risk into consideration, as well as rising interest rates and other factors, despite the current rosy prospects. I remember the SP here being over 3 pence in 2017 and then it declined, so do not take anything for granted. We are not quite on the home straight yet.

Barring good news, three looks like all you are going to get. Crazed exuberance has got the SP up this much, so who knows.

You are probably correct. It is a great resource to have in the country, like that polyhalite mine that AngloAmerican bought out from Sirius. However, I doubt if Tungsten West is going anywhere with it. I had bought Tun at the low this year and sold out with a small profit due to the spread. Wasn't really worth the effort.

I recall buying in at 13 quid in 2020 and selling a year or so later at a penny below 50 quid. Never thought in my wildest dreams it would go down to below 4 quid.

A Czech month lasts about a year, so you are possibly looking at 2050 for a decision. If this mine had been in China, it would be up and running successfully by now.

They'll have support—if they're South American. Maybe Cleantech will go native? Lol. Country risk is still there. Could be wrong, but the best locations for western investors will be the US, Europe and Australia.