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Back to spelling classes Ellis, it's queue

Gazza, unlike you and most of the rose tinted telegramper group members, I can read and intepret a George Roach rns

There you go, George delivering the bad news as expected. Plant won't be producing in February, if it were then there would be no need for this rns if he planned on providing good news within the next 3 days.

Then sell around 1600 before the day traders get out. Don't be letting Snowking et Al make their money off the back of your buys play them at their own game.

Erebus, it's MARTINI.

Ackers post about the ides of March is highly relevant, for anyone that never studied ancient history, the ides of March whilst famed for its reference in Shakespeares Julius Caesar, the 15th March was considered by the Romans as a tax deadline. PREMs ides isn't a tax deadline but an SC6 or better deadline. The telegramp bandwagon will tell you its all about getting the plant producing, to them and their narrow minded focus that's all about the plant being started.

That ladies and gentlemen is your trade, buy early doors, the mug punters in the telegramp group will keep buying whilst Snowking finds another 20k down the back of the sofa (not the 20k he made selling into the rise on Friday. One should question where he gets all his money from to put such large amounts into PREM on a regular basis when he's uber positive)

Tedious, perhaps, accurate pretty much so.

One should never be invested in a share without being objective, it's all too easy to become passionate about an investment and have a belief that all will be good and you'll be buying that supercar off the back of it. The key is to be objective, look at the facts as they are, what do they tell you? Right now PREM tells me the plant is going to be switched on. George has told me in an interview that he doesn't expect to produce SC6 straight away therefore he's indirectly told me he will have to place at some point. Will be jnteresting to read the posts here when he announces he hasn't produced SC6

0.8p? That's the most ludicrous suggestion I've heard aside from your telegramp groupies with absolutely no idea about how things work should a salenof Zulu occur. Keep pumping the narrative to the group Tony, they'll believe you and you can keep trading in and out, after all as you know that's the only way to make money in PREM you certainly cannot rely on GR to deliver and he most certainly won't be delivering in February or March, producing? Maybe, question is producing what? Unlikely to be SC6 in Q1 after which the money runs out, so question is do you want to be left holding the baby after Snowking has traded his position prior to the inevitable raise or do you do what he does, make vague, somewhat wild predictions to get the punters onboard?

Had dinner with George and Geoffrey recently Tony? You were very bullish and rampy the last time you did and look what happened then, your rampy assertions turned out to be wildly inaccurate, bordering on criminal the way you persuaded people to buy.

Remember folks some people will sell their mother, sister, auntie, granny and favourite pet for their 10% and all at your expense

Snowking, clearly I don't expect PREM to produ e saleable product within the timescales of the questions asked. Do I think they can produce SC6 or better at some point? Yes I certainly do but not without having to raise a significant amount of money to do so,and certainly not with GR at the helm. The company is hemorrhaging cash and the current SC6 pricing and shipping costs is below PREMs (unverified, could be a lot more) internal production costings for the product. Its highly unlikely they'll produce SC6 straight off the bat,it will likely take a lot of time and tweaking to get there. Time and money PREM don't have. The holy grail of the first 1000 tonnes of SC6 and the ultimate nameplate capacity production target will be unattainable in the short term. The PREM disciples are seeing imaginary blown out of all proportion figures based on a plant being turned on and them expecting saleable grades from minute 1. That's not going to happen, you know that, I know that, the whole market knows that.

As I've said before PREM is an easy trade whilst the mug punters believe everything that you, Deadeye etc keep preaching but you already know that don't you?

Ellis, if you're going to behave like a child, I'd suggest that when you get to school on Monday morning you ask teacher for some extra spelling work, particularly on adjectives defined by susceptible to moaning and having a tendency to complain.

RE: Share price prediction for Friday close 1/3/2024Today 15:44

Please copy and paste then vote and post to bb…

Hasiba…..0.6p

TT1981…. 0.49

BillyBobb99…1p

Generator……1.1p

ACKER…..0.32p

Redandy……0.42p

Snowking…….0.58p

Clueless……0.48p

Ralladw…..0.70p

Shinyshiny...0.28

Metalbasher….0.55

Martinigirl....0.24

DBH, as schizophrenic as his posts appear to be Acker has been one of the more realistic posters on this bb for a number of years, he/she/they (my daughter told me off for using the wrong pronoun about her friend today) provide a balanced view which should be welcomed by readers here, I on the other hand have absolutely no faith in GR to deliver but see trading opportunities until he decides to finally retire and bring in a competent mining proven CEO at which point if the economics of the SC6 price are right then I'll become an investor again.

Wullie, you're right to a certain extent in that it is indeed decision time. Depending on what you class as a long term holder determines if their in profit, somebody who bought a mere 12 months ago is likely sitting on a significant loss. The interview today was very bullish but I'm still not convinced that PREM will produce saleable grades in Q1 or even H1. Some of the things he said just don't quite ring true, too many variables that need to come together in concert to convince me that Zulu will come good and provide the right quantities and grades within the expected timescales. What's scary is that members of the telegramp group are going all in with pensions and loans some even wanting to buy on credit cards and being encouraged to do so by the preferati of the group. Absolute madness!!

The content of the interview was released to the group prior to broadcast at about 0740 this morning (I don't know if it was public before then) so for clarity I could see a great opportunity for a trade and took it with a nice high 4 figure profit banked by 15:30. The only way you'll make money on PREM is with a trade, you can pretty much guarantee the George Greville Roach will let you down if you decide to hold longer than 08:00 to 16:30 on any given trading day

The article Acker has alluded to is exactly the sort of thing that PREM shareholders need to know about, if the price of SC6 does indeed drop to $650 then it will not be economical in the slightest for Zulu to continue in production. At current $910 its unlikely PREM can profit from SC6 with $800 (unverified, could be higher) production cost esrimates plus $152 shipping costs then PREM are out of pocket by $42 per tonne multiply that by the targeted initial 1000 tonnes per month that's $42k or the 4000 tonnes that's $168k, those kind of losses are unsustainable long term and with PREM cash position they're not looking favourable short term unless GR can get some cash to cover them in the hope prices go up over the remainder of the year. How he will do that, I think we all know.

The key for PREM is for Zulu to produce the mythical "technical grade" in real world conditions, if that is going to happen, it certainly won't happen in the first few weeks of production, possibly even first few months of production given the inability of the plant suppliers to remedy the issues over the last year.

Will Zulu go the way of RHA? Care and maintenance costs would be minimal and they could focus attentions and monies elsewhere. Whatever happens you can rest assured GR will continue to draw his salary and raise funds at each opportunity to ensure he gets paid.

DrP he'll get his shares back one way or another, if the SP is below his average selling price when he wants them back he'll get more than he sold, claiming that he needs the full value of his loan returned (minus interest to appear beneficial to shareholders), if the SP is greater than his average selling price then he'll want all the shares back (claiming he would be out of pocket had he not made the loan), if he's not paid in shares he gets a whopping 8% interest on the loan from the very dubious selling of his shares so again he's not out of pocket and gets a healthy cash bonus. George is thinking about himself. To me this rns was the precursor to the call for an EGM and a request for a headroom increase. He's got just about enough cash to last him 2 or 3 weeks at most, I believe 2 weeks requires for an EGM so I'm thinking the EGM call will come this week. As I've said before how much headroom he asks for will determine his level of confidence in attaining saleable production at volume. Anything more than 3 billion would suggest he has "every confidence" they'll not achieve production and delivery targets. Anyone for an EGM call tomorrow? My guess is definitely this week as time constraints and definite cash constraints have put him jnder significant pressure.

Wullie, yes everyone is aware of issues past and this time 12 months ago you were most likely saying exactly the same thing about production and delivery not being too far away. What has changed in those last 12 months? Only the shares in issue now being circa 28 billion. Everything else remains in a non productive state and despite 12 months of fixing, optimising, remedying and being reasonably confident it remains in a non productive state aside from the installation of a few new bits of kit the key to production is the sorters which still aren't working.

I see Snowking back on the ramp trying to get the mug punters to buy more so he can sell. He was back in the telegramp group early doors today and he's convinced some of them to be going "all in" absolute madness risking your financial future on George Greville Roach ability to get this project producing saleable product.

Shark,

1. No rns required for shares to be sold just an rns confirming that they've been admitted to the market for trading

2. Placing shares are forward sold all the time (despite the illegality of doing so and many believe that they were indeed forward sold. I have no opinion either way.

3. If he's using the funds to pay Goddards in cash then the PREM cash situation is even more dire as what's left wouldn't even pay for the diesel required

4. Biztechs summary whilst reasonable doesn't consider some of the issues I've highlighted

main points from the rns today:

1. despite previously being funded to february production, the company is now funded to the end of february (note i don't say to production)

2. they will need more money once (if) production commences - interesting and suggests that george isn't expecting to achieve production of technical grade spod as previously suggested given that grade would provide sufficient income to negate future financing requirements.

3. thickener installation i behind schedule

4. no further non dilutive funding will be available of the plant doesn't produce.

5. the sorters still aren't able to differentiate between black and white

6. george is once again passing the buck for his failure to correctly manage the project.

it's all a bit of a mess really and nothing in that rns should instil any confidence whatsoever into prems ability to produce on time and at the correct grades. this placing allows prem to survive for a few more weeks at best. future non dilutive funding will likely not be available so he will be coming to shareholders sooner rather than later. i'd expect an egm call this week or next tonallow authority to raise the share cap by a significant number. i'm also concerned about the goddard shares that have been returned to the company. recent activities by the prem broker make me think that there's a possibility that some or all of those shares were indeed forward sold into the market and now goddard didn't get the approval from the zim central bank to be paid in shares. if this did happen then a whole ****storm is going to descend on prem when the fca start their investigation, a possible suspension from trading pending the outcome of the investigation which wouldn't happen quickly. how would that affect the cashflow position if the plant isnt producing and there's no ability to raise further funds? prems viability as a company is on the line as i see it. this is literally a make or break 3 or 4 weeks. far more risk than reward just a complete gamble now. red or black, place your bets!!

Gabble, I'm long retired but I am disappointed that you feel the need to disrespect the Royal Navy who's men and women are currently risking their lives at the forefront of a world crisis that has the potential to escalate significantly.

Nelly, clearly you don't understand what a democracy is. Holding shares in a company is a democracy, every share in issue is much like an electorate, each registered shareholder (voter) gets an individual vote for each share that they hold. My 1 share does indeed count, granted it's unlikely to have any jnfluence in the grand scheme of 26 billion (perhaps soon to be much more) shares but it counts.

Ellis, I'll say again I don't need to be in the group to read the messages in there, nor does anyone else. You simply need to understand the nature of the platform. Something a plank can understand but evidently not an Ellis, what's less than a plank?