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I'm right up there in wishing the same for all LTHs and also agree with Appiamma. The honeymoon period is now officially over for MB... now we demand more communication on progress with the market. There are not a private company. So...if you're looking in Mark, please get your stakeholder / investor relations plan in gear .... MIss G 😙

You might be.....but there is patience and then there is delusion.

As I feared, the over consolidation here has killed off any momentum in growth of SP we could have hoped for. After three years post the Breith debacle I'm finally coming to terms with the fact that I can't see a significant improvement any time sooner or longer term. Very disappointed ...and with new management ... need to get finger out with new business and PR. Miss G 😳

I'm thinking of waiting till after the consolidation.... cant help but think it will drop a bit further after that...?? Miss G

I mentioned MARL. the shift upwards was as a result of long anticipated important news. The latter being sale (T/O) of company on back of large resource valuation. Many believed that the consolidation held back the growth pre announcements vs. for instance SOLG (was/am also in) which x10 .... Think it's difficult to find a comparison.... IGAS also about to consolidate so should. be interesting there too. Miss G

I was typing my post out when the RNS landed!! MIss G 😉😉😂

Callydog, I think your latter para is correct. It's all psychological in my view....but bourne out in my experience also. However a lot depends on the individual company and the market e.g. AIM. Take MARL for example ...my ave was 3p ish and it consolidated x 10.... there was an initial bounce but then stagnated for a while. Trouble is that new investors see the "jump" and think the party over and don't really take the time to understand the history or tradjectory. To be fair though.... I just sold at 94p😉. It is also important to consider the rationale for the consolidation.... poor / weak AIM companies (think MTV) often use it as a mechanism to make subsequent placings easier. There is also the "perceived" (again largely psychological) risk with a higher share price on the AIM market. For instance many FTSE 350 companies would appear "cheaper" and therefore less risky .... and people don't bother to examine the underlying fundamentals or business strategy ...particularly on AIM. To balance this .... a higher share price can put on the radar of the Institional Investors who can't or won't invest in penny stocks... this may be the rationale here...I don't know. RBS consolidated from the low 20p's because primarily the appearance of how it looked to the big IIs. But Lloyd's have stayed firm ... still "a penny stock". The difference between these two lies in the fundamentals which IIs appreciate .....and only IIs will significantly move a FTSE 100 stock. I tend to sympathise with Silver's view. It's a bold move to x100 at this stage...so there must be some rationale behind the decision... create more liquidity?? I suggest that someone who has good comms with MB just ask him! In my opinion....it's poss following this consolidation the SP will stagnate for a while ...unless there are some investors that MB knows about waiting in the wings. We are perhaps seeing some evidence of that. What we need to see is a steady plan and stream of communications on progress to support the share price growth. It's still AIM after all. It's a hold still for me .... IMHO MIss G 😘

They state they remain committed to divi policy. Good news Miss g 😉

.... the first of many requests for more cash. COMS shareholders will remember the promises of cash being used for marketing and advertising - which never materialised - only a s****y big building that never got used and numerous "golf hospitality days" for Dave Breith and his muckers. All so predictable ..... Miss G "Toople ... watch it topple..."

Surely regardless of whether shareholders vote to reject deal, GP has completely botched this up for MARL shareholders now. So if the deal is rejected who is now going to offer anything like the worth shareholders believed it to be .... given GP and his cohorts were prepared to accept a price as low a small this....? Miss G

It's a brave new world..! 😉👌

I'm afraid I've just decided to call it a day. Been through the rollercoaster for 4 years but have decided to finally take heed of my promises to TTFPWYC! And I can't complain... approx 300% profit on a £6k investment. I kinda feel that I can't be bothered with the whole delisting thing... just for an extra couple of £k.... plus I know feel that I'd like to increase my stake in "the other gold one" which has served me so unbelieveably well this year.... and news will come there soon too. Wish best of luck to everyone here...hope it works out....especially Mr Green (see you in our other one!)... Forme there just comes a point when you have to be content that 300% profit in an AIM share is something to be pleased with. Miss G ❤️💃🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾

Thank you Ludeck. I'll get on to that. I opened a Hargreaves account after another of my mining stocks ORSU, ceased trading on AIM. Transferred it over to them for a £25 fee and carried happily on. It was the right thing to do....but folks who can't trade on TSX need to act now ...unless together are happy to sell pre takeover (which I'm not!). Some folks get nervous about a different platform and TSX but it was easy. Miss G 🍾💃🍾💃🍾💃😉

Hi Lionel... I'm not disappointed here....but I didn't over set my expectations.... learnt not to get too carried away on AIM. I've also learnt to try and take stock of lots of views and not react too quickly to news. There is a lot if reading in that RNS and potentially a bright future for our shareholding. I suspect I will hedge my bets. WRES is a tight pain...but holding tight and will be averaging down there soon....I did so before at this price and strategy worked well. It's frustrating for sure, but time and patience brings its rewards.... another lesson from both MARL and of course SOLG. Miss G 💃🍾🍾🍾

Morning "fellas"..😂 Let's all be happy today... so rarely do things actually work out on AIM. It's going to take a while to fully digest the RNS beyond the headline price. But I am happy.... having a significant holding at 3p and having seen this through every high and low....😂😉 Can someone bright pls tell me what actually happens on the payout day? I take it we will no longer be able to trade on AIM? I'm thinking I need to move my holding over to my Hargreaves Lansdown platform so I can potentially trade overseas stock (can't on Halifax). Thanks for input in advance Miss G 😉

Not carved in stone though Silver... whichever comes first I suppose.... hopefully the price! 😂😉

My own thoughts on this are that there must be a shed load of old COMS investors who, like me, were not prepared to take a huge hit and who possibly took the only realistic medium term strategy (if they could) of taking a significant holding in the RI at 0.5p. Averages significantly reduced and a b/e achieveable given time to embed the new strategy. This is starting to prove correct but now needs the momentum and sentiment of news to give the SP the oxygen it needs. The 2p resistance will be a huge hurdle to break as many folks will have given it 2/3 years by then and with time proving a healer will accept the gains from the 0.50 buys and cut losses on the legacy. However, for some, sticking with it even to this point might be proving difficult and thus the selling into any short term gains. However it is my view that with a couple of bigger pieces of news and perhaps Director commitment to buying, when and if 2p breaks it will be a swift rise to 3p. That is the point I will be selling 50%. I no longer have any "emotional" commitment to this share but do believe the business model is now sound with a market offer to deliver and the people with sufficient business acumen (i.e. Nothing like D Breith twit) to deliver it. So I give it another year to see see hopefully, circa 50% growth from here. Miss G 😉 IMHO.

Hopefully keep momentum going with some new contract announcements. Miss G 😉

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Lull......