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Well, I signed up to the Fool a few years ago, it was a foolish decision for me. In my opinion they show all the classic patterns of taking backhanders from companies to promote them regardless of fundamentals. In retrospect I found some articles that they had simply not researched properly. I guess companies that make a living out of promoting (or demoting) shares are often in the pockets of whoever finds the money to pay for them. Look at how they pumped Woodford-connected shares back in 2017-18...and shares like Ted Baker..... Just my opinion though :)

....and can I politely suggest everyone just reports Mapps posts, choose 'disruptive' as the reason, I already have but LSE dont actually do it until there has been 3 or 4 complaints.... Mapp, look mate, you've clearly had a bad time of it, and I am really sorry, my heart bleeds for you, but you should be taking up your issues with the FCA, its hard enough dealing with Jippy, Steve and tea-bagger and the other 5-year olds who cant read without becoming a creche for disgruntled investors too. Theres only so much we can do for you poppet, some of us have even wrote poems composed rap-songs for you.

No, anyone who can read above year two level knows Its so undervalued it's embarrassing. Todays trading activity is a damn good argument against allowing trading and shorting on AIM, however, EUZ have a hugely valuable asset that is being de -risked as we speak, with more transformational news to come (imminently). You'd be a fool to ignore it........ so i'm just putting this down to immaturity and lack of judgement on the traders side. Back to blue tomorrow.

That was a 13% swing (downwards ) in a space of 1 minute.........has some plonker bought a load and set stop loss and ended up mugging himself ??

Odd dip.......must be fishing for stop losses.

There was a young investor called mapp
who thought aim was a cesspit, and crap
but he bought some EUZ, and despite what he said
ended up on a beach on his back.

Mapp, thanks for your musings, but please go away now, you’re not contributing anything useful here.

4 fold ? No not at all. I think we may be confusing decimal places, but I am certainly down, very comfortable with my investment.

Hard to believe I first invested in EUZ at .144 p thinking it was a bargain (which it was even at that price), I’ve averaged down heavily on dips, now my average is .034 ! Happy days ! :)

A little top up for me, 3.559 million @.0268 GLA

I personally think this is just a slow motion dip and recovery, common sense must prevail. The MM's weren't expecting the news quite so soon, they needed shares, they dropped the price triggered stop losses and negative sentiment kicked in, lets face it the market is a twitchy as hell right now) it was a complete coup for the MM's, shorters, and who ever 'else' might want to suppress the price of a company that has the potential to disrupt the entire energy industry. After all Its not just the lowest-cost producer of the highest grade vanadium in the world, its now in a position to make even more for even less, as well as producing the batteries..... Lots of big players with their eyes on this prize who also have the means to buy and sell our stock at will IMO. In addition, while Im here, I also think the recent legal move by Burfield Capital is likely to prise open the AIM can of worms even further and set many precedents for future legal actions against the LSE, some of which are already underway I believe. The LSE has been protected for too long by the FCA, and the FCA is in danger of being seen as enabling market abuse through neglect of duty. In the meantime, I'd suggest we relax, write letters to put pressure on the FCA and the LSE to investigate. The share price will recover, if for no other reason than others want in. GLA

Alfa. Have just emailed you regarding my FCA complaint. Best wishes. Meno

Not sure how many of you are following the BUR litigation case, but Im finding it quite fascinating reading about how AIM work at a deeper level.......Highly recommend it for those who need convincing that there are very dark corners of AIM that need more scrutiny: https://www.burfordcapital.com/media/1589/20190930-burford-capital-and-london-stock-exchange-group-witness-statement-of-richard-charles-east-quinn-emanuel-final-signed.pdf

The stock Market today is infested with 5-year olds with the attention span of gold fish. They swim around the AIM bowl looking for shares that are going UP and put a punt in, and sell at a loss if it doesnt turn into a yacht a few minutes later. Jippy (from a couple of weeks ago) pretty much sums up this new type of investor. They cant read, just ask annoying questions and dont appear capable of patience or understanding the idiosyncrasies of company development .....(how any of them actually have any money to invest evades me to be honest). I blame trading apps/platforms that entice people like Collin the dyslexic taxi driver from Crouch End to To think they are big time traders and slap their pension into Blue Prism because its got a cool name and its his favourite colour...... then freak out the next day when it drops 2 percent and sell. ..........yawn.

Gam, the change of use application comes first, and that looks likely to be approved looking at similar applications in this jurisdiction, they applied for that last September, and it should be granted in April. The mining licence itself will be a formality I believe.

I think its just a waiting game now. Waiting for the RNS’ to be absorbed and the big money to start the rerate. ......quiet before the storm.

I’m fortunate enough to have both NZ and UK passports...... so this weeks a win win for me. (ps I like win win situations, that’s why I invest in Bushy :) )

I think its likely some of our recent RNS’ are starting to get absorbed by the hive mind.

Like many here I’m also writing a letter to my MP about the FCA and AIM. I think its time something was done. In an already depressed market the addition of shorting/agressive trading and MM/broker/nomad games has turned AIM into a race to the bottom. The financial crash ion 2008 was largely due to lack of transparency in the financial system yet, today the FCA wont even tell you what they have done in response to our complaints, and never reveal outcomes. That’s not acceptable. Any investigation is likely to easily identify those responsible for illegal activities, especially as so much of it is in plain sight. It’s just a matter of keeping the pressure on until something is done. GLA

Wondering if a template complaint letter could be distributed to holders here that outlines our case against the FCA with a link to proof of illegal activity ? I’ve often wanted to write to my MP and the FCA but lack the technical knowledge to formulate a convincing argument. Could TBP host this info ?