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cagney, if the world was on a better economic footing, then maybe you could have rode this share out over the years and chanced your arm. In this day and age, only the top tier blue chips seem worth investing in, and some of them are pretty volatile, like AAL.

This company thinks it is indemnified and protected. They are in for a shock come 2024/25

This mine will be needed in times in war, but it will have to be nationalized for that. I can't see how they are going to make a go of it with rising rates and inflation over the next few years.

Governments are not in control of long term interest rates. They are going to continue to rise into 2024.

Self-fulfilling prophecy. It's funny to observe.

True. However, the Mukai Project may well rehabilitate the company.

You are certainly going to need tangible bank notes and coins in a global war situation, for obvious reasons.

With AIM you've got to know when to get in and when to get out. With the latter it is normally as soon as you've made a quick buck, which can be within 24 hours, although admittedly for me with TUN, it wasn't really worth the effort because of the poor spread. I'd like to see this share do well though. It's about time we had some decent miners in the south-west.

In a high inflation, high interest rate environment, the drop isn't surprising. This is an important asset for the UK to have though in these dangerous times.

As they say: worth a punt at a low.

War is coming. Tungsten has a lot of military, industrial and aerospace uses.

The markets are anticipating war.

A wider war in Europe in the next few years is seriously going to push back the EV revolution. What amused me was Biden saying that we are still going to need fossil fuels for the foreseeable future at his recent state of the Union address, to great laughter from the politicians gathered there.

You sound as deluded as the western media. The western nations have a huge sovereign debt problem, if you hadn't noticed, especially the UK with its GILTS. That is probably why its elites are pushing for war with Russia, which is about as dumb as it gets, but there you are. A distraction is a distraction when it comes to defaults.

Inflation will keep on rising as confidence goes completely in governments which will push up bond yields even more and therefore interest rates. Shortages will also add to inflation.

A quick in and out profit. Okay, it's only a 1000 quid, but it's better than nothing.

If it's giving you heartburn, then the clue is in the treatment to that comdition.

I definitely remember Greatland Gold at 1/10th of a pence for a share back in 2015 or so. If you've got a couple of thousand quid you can afford to lose, then this is worth a punt, I suppose, looking at the projects they've got. However, keep your expectations in check. It's always nice to get a surprise on AIM, not that they happen all that often in the mining space.

Lol, I bought into boohoo for 44p a share several years ago. Hard to believe it's back down to a quid. I must admit for 50p I'd be in here like a shot.

They're estimating a better revenue stream for 2022, but the return on capital employed hasn't been good over the years, has it. I was looking to put a few pennies in, but will give it a miss. These little ESG companies still have a long, long way to go.