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Reading today about Glencore’s tie up and investment in the planned Britishvolt battery factory, I couldn’t help but wonder whether Glencore would prove to be the perfect buyout parent for Mkango. They already produce the cobalt necessary for batteries so a logical step would be to add the rare earth metals producer to their company. The price would be peanuts for Glencore and if they are so committed to the future of battery propulsion it would be a natural step. Thoughts please????

Hi gdog. Welcomed your message as, to all true investors who should know the history of this stock, the recent price falls are nothing to do with change in fundamentals and simply a further reflection of what I previously called the yoyo share price nature of this stock. Underlining my confidence in this stock I used this great opportunity to get another 4500 shares at 724 and 736p. I expect it to bounce back shortly so am comfortable with this.

One more day like the past 3 or 4 and we’ll be down to the placing price of 24p. I think the statement that the feasibility study will now only be completed in first quarter 2022 has had a serious effect. And yet more “COVID” reservations mentioned which may defer even the aforementioned. Still they say patience is a virtue ????

To whom is this directed ? I assume it isn’t me as I don’t recognise any of your comments

Following the quite ridiculous fall in the share price overnight on Nasdaq I was able to change my limit order price from 755p to 740p and managed to get another 1750 shares at a tad under 738p. I can’t fathom the current Nasdaq drops given the fantastic results and the forward guidance for further growth . With most broker forecasts pointing to a minimum US$ 26 price I was shocked to see it drop into the 19’s yesterday before recovering to a little bit over 20. I’m expecting an announcement shortly over possible acquisition which will hopefully put a rocket under the price. Meantime wait and see .

Actually I do resent your comments about me being a muppet. If you care to review my posts you will see that I have been a very long term investor in Tremor right back into the Blinx days. I have been through all the ups and downs and the collapses in share prices, yet have consistently built up my shareholding over the years, with the result that I have made a really good profit from Tremor. My lengthy experience with this share qualifies me to say without reservation that it can be a yoyo share. It has also taught me to time the market for the now expected pullbacks immediately after excellent results have boosted the share price. Such was my estimation following the surge over 800p recently when I sold part of my holdings for 804p and 808p. The pullback I have learned from bitter experience did occur and I was able on Friday evening to re-buy at 758p, and I still have a buy option in place for more shares if it hits 755p. Such intelligent trading and using experience with this share hardly merits the moniker of "muppet". I will continue to be a very long term investor in Tremor as I have every confidence that it will continue to go on to a very bright future. I am sorry that this board has been totally hijacked by eternal comments about STT1 who I had put on filter years ago and completely ignore anything he has to say.
Hopefully the company will make an announcement soon as to what it expects to do with the mountain of cash it now holds, and this should boost the share price again and add further merit to my "muppet"strategy.

Looks like my view of the yoyo nature of this share is once again coming to fruition. I did top slice some of my shareholding at 804 and 808p with the thought that the period post good news inevitably brings a pullback. I think it may have a bit further to fall into the mid 700’s at which point my trigger finger will be itching again to reload. I’m glad the earlier sell released funds for my extended investment in Mkango Resources on which I’ve made 10% very quickly. Comments on this on the other board.

I was staggered yesterday that a virtual sea of blue in the trades including double the value of sells didn’t bring about a single farthing of price movement. Today’s continued blue wave eventually brought the market makers to heel with a 1.25 p price hike. I was wondering if the mm’s had access to a possible RNS and we’re holding back the price in anticipation of being able to sell into a high demand market.

Bod Runcie. You mentioned like me that you expected the price to drift lower. I jumped back in at a tad under 27p but was wondering if you’ve made any purchase yet or do you think it might get closer to the 24p placing price . Between myself and my wife we now have around 500,000 shares but I’ve got some additional funds following my sale of some other shares.

Just seen the post market price after Friday close up over $23 which bodes well for a possible further price uplift on AIM on Monday morning so May have been a bit premature in top slicing Friday. However I put the freed up money into MKango shares (rare earth metals miner) where I’m expecting at least a 30% uplift in coming months, which I doubt I’d get in Tremor until next big announcement (possibly a further acquisition with all that cash)

Having ridden the wave up through from the 140’s decided to top slice today some at 808p sell price. Whilst still having long term confidence in Tremor I have learned from bitter experience that the yoyo of this stock price immediately post results and upward swing, almost always leads to a retrace so I’m expecting to get back in again somewhere in the mid to high 700’s.

What is happening with the allocation of trades ? All my buys today showing as sells. You only have to look at the trade price to see that they are wrongly allocated. A joke !!

Ive really put my neck on the line now, having bought in my wife's ISA account another £ 20,000 of shares this morning. Christ alone knows what earache I will be getting over the next few days/weeks if this has even another slight fall from her buy price of 26.9p. She's been sitting on this ISA money since April and getting sod all in her cash account. Come on news about the rutile deposit !!!!

Not sure how but managed to get another 50,000 shares at 26.89p today on a price limit order of 27.25p. I’m now holding over 311,000 shares currently at a small loss of around £2000 cumulative. My largest shareholding in my portfolio so am super confident going forward and just using short term variations in price to load up. Not expecting to sell anytime soon.

With all today’s trades showing as sells I had been expecting another small pull back to a 27p buy price but nothing as yet. As I said I’m pumped and primed for at least another 50k shares but carefully monitoring the daily market flow.

Oh and my share trade did show up as a buy at 0955.10 this morning at 27.95p. This time managed to get the deal in one lot via Hargreaves and Lansdown

As I said in an earlier post I thought there would be a pull back in price to below 30p so I had a limit order for 50000 shares at 28p which was triggered this morning, taking my holdings up over £71K at the current sell price. I might well buy another lot if the price falls further which, with absence of news, seems highly likely. For those of a more delicate disposition about these short term variations in price, I say only that I have complete confidence in this company. I feel like it should now be on the radar of the mining giants eg Glencore or Anglo American for a complete buy out.

Looking at the myriad of trades this morning for "sales" of 58 to 63 shares at a time (and there were hundreds within minutes of each other), you can but only conclude this was a blatant shorter attempt to drive the price down. Early success is now proving a bit more difficult to maintain as the price claws back. Coincidentally this is just a few days before results to be announced.
STT1 and his mates perhaps ?????

Dickie3times :- For your interest I currently have a stock holding of 211,125 shares at an average cost of 27.64p with the latest purchase at 21.68p. I am holding the £ 50K in my Hargreaves account until such time as the price drops again (which it has done since my posting last week predicting a pull back). I can easily see this dropping again to my average price over the next week or so, so will hold fire for a while. But I'll be sure to keep you informed of when I place some buy orders.
Im sure others have faced the same problem when trying to place any deal via Hargreaves and Lansdown for over £10000 in this share. They just can't get a deal through in one go so end up having to slice deal in tranches of 20,000 shares at a time (and paying them £ 11.95 per bloody trade in the meantime). Oh and the reason I had the money in the first place was because I sold my Mallorca house and its just dead money sitting in a UK bank account. Oh and my inside leg measurement is 31".

Not bragging nor wishing the share price to fall. Just a very experienced investor and reading between the lines as to when to invest more. Think your reply a little petulant. As stated often I am expecting to be a long term investor in this company but that doesn’t blind one as to when and what to invest to get the greatest return.