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Personally I think this will make the government even more determined to push this through after the debacle of yesterday. Episode 2 of the world's greatest comedy show coming up soon, can't wait 😁

Are you watching it Teddy ??? I can imagine It's like a naff soap opera isn't it 😅

'Tis that time of year 😅!! O come on, you have to laugh

Spot on........look at the 12 year mining plan, look at the multiples, take in to account global demand going forward and then do the maths....... this becomes a huge mid to longterm play from this level

Just waiting for their deliveroo before getting back on it - they do put in 1 helluva shift these Ghanaian government ministers 👍🏼

No one has ever had a gun held to their head demanding they invest.......more often than not its green especially in something like a penny mining stock where activities in Africa are their bread and butter. Own it and move....there's an awful lot being posted that is dated and out of context as to where this is now. I get many unhappy shareholders, par for the course unfortunately, but look at the here and now not 2, 3, 4 years ago .........For the record it still only is a COULD for me that this gets done before Xmas. But if it does, they'll be a spike here big time and simply only the start of better times ahead

........the amount of time some will spend just being negative........a lot of what said not even current and most out of context . Normally you find its bitter investors who have had their fingers burnt (own fault) that are determined to be as negative as they can with regard anything that COULD be a positive - and yes it still is only could for now. Sit tight, enjoy the show, and what a show it is at times and see where things stand at the end of the week - yes only a matter of days before some clarity. For the record, yes I do think this will get through this week, although nothing will surprise me.........it's Africa ;) Will leave you with where do you think this will be this time next year ..

He's no Trevor McDonald is he 😆! I'm with you Teddy, I don't see why you'd think after watching that, that ratification was further away. Like the Ghanaian government debates, its was a fun watch, thanks for the link

Big week ahead.....lets see if the Ghanaian government can achieve something before year end ! 50/50 for me.....they'll love a big fan fair announcement before Xmas, make them look good, doing all they can for the people of Ghana. Just not sure they've given themselves enough time...going to go to the wire, not long to wait now though. Get the popcorn ready, comfy chair and sit back and enjoy the show

50 50 for me as to whether it is done before end of next week - really is toss of a coin. Part of me really does think they will want to get this out there with a big fan fare as to "what a wonderful Christmas present your great leaders have given the people of Ewoyaa and Ghana".....and then obviously there is the other side......the bone idle, lazy side where they'll be equally as happy to get out of there as quickly as they can for another break and let it drag in to the New Year🤷‍♀️! Still convinced it will happen though in the very near future

Probably not why most in Africa go in to government........it's more what they can get out of it for themselves!

Without question, if/when ratification granted, there will be offers made and they will be considerably higher than the last offer that was made. Everyone knows it's a key milestone, and one that could well be seen in the next few weeks. I actually hope they donr accept, unless a silly offer made. Id like to see them reap the rewards themselves after all this hard work. Ratification coupled with the proposed changes to mining laws/regs/direction the Ghanaian governmement are proposing icould be massive.

.....we're back at almost the recent highs. Also not huge volume after the uncertainty caused earlier in the week, some frustrated (understandably) long term investors had enough, but we didn't see a mass running for the hills did we. For me, if there was a serious issue here we'd have had a leak and a far bigger sell off - we wouldn't have recovered as we have. Stand by what i've said many times, its Africa, understand it and embrace it or move on as it's a bumpy ride.

Personally, i feel its just a lack of trust with the Ghanaian government, which you totally understand. Investors willing to wait and to give up that initial jump once ratification given, for that certainty - there's is still doubt in many minds which you totally get and people happy to miss out on the initial jump once granted just to have that certainty and happy to take advantage of the longer term gains

And like you say stockcheque, based on current price which I personally think will be the new low ......I think the price moves north from here so what you have said is conservative and sensible. This could turn to all you longs very very quickly. Good luck hopw your patience is rewarded, I really do think it will be 👍🏼

I thought some fomo today but mirroring how Oz closed for the week. I do think because of the pain of last few years some are waiting for the certainty before jumping on, which you can totally understand

What i am saying is China currently has too much influence and having more control and influence personly I dont see as a good thing. While no single entity has absolute control over the price of lithium, China significantly influences it due to its dominance in the processing and battery manufacturing sectors, and its government's policy actions. China's control over the supply chain, from mining investments to its own market and government interventions like production controls and export regulations, gives it substantial pricing power. What i am saying is i want further diversification not a closed market that if not careful is what we can see. Luckily , others are waking up to this and starting to take action,. Ghana even the size of it is would be another area of control for them. I am simply saying having a more diversified control of the market in my eyes would be better. All opinion and time will tell .

Well if they have even more control of the lithium market than what they do already, they will have greater control of the price.....other nations wake up and step up to the plate they will impact that. Thats what I mean..

Think you may see 33p as being cheap in the not too distant future. Look at what they're anticipating mining over the anticipated 12 year site life. Factor on demand you're reading absolutely everywhere and where that should push prices.......... 33p looks very cheap for me. Yes I know a significant hurdle or 2 to get over 1st, but once over this could move very nicely indeed through 2026 and beyond. Rest of the world finally waking up to what China has known and been doing for a long time. Theyre is going to be a rush to catch up, so long as China doesn't get in 1st with Ghana and other African countries then this will inevitably start a price war

Agree.....timing critical and it wasn't the right time, and I get the frustration of those who jumped aboard at the time. That said things are changing and the prospects look so much better now. Not just Atlantic but the Ghanaian government has the chance to make a statement in Africa. This could all come together very nicely over the next 6 to 12 months. Those longs here have been through the pain, good times in touching distance now. I originally seen this as a 2 or 3 bagger......im more inclined now to keep hold. GLTA