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Looks like WINS are controlling the ask, again.

Crooks.

Thank you, Blueside.

People like you remind me there are some decent 'uns out these in this day and age.

Aye, Brit.

There are a few of us on the good ship Eurasia, myself included, that cottoned on about this undervalued mining exploration company with tremendous potential from JT.

Next time I pop to my hometown, Redcar, I will be giving him another toast of rum at the sea wall along the promenade at high tide. A gentleman, if I ever saw one online.

All those 68 buys have ticked us up. The MM's have a heart after all :)

I'm from Redcar and it is home to the world's oldest lifeboat (Zetland) - most fitting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zetland_(lifeboat)

Indeed, Mac.

I also wonder how this will affect the sale of MT with all these fresh licence applications. Would the potential buyer want to wait for the licence to be rubber-stamped? Or would this licence be part of EUA2?

The mid boggles. We are growing bigger and bigger every month that passes. A Bushveld rival in the making.

Wonder how much this would increase the potential resource amount for MT? From looking at the size in relation to the rest (40Moz) an extra 10-15Moz could be feasible, IMO.

Lovely idea, Pete.

I say we do it!

Sad to hear this news. You were the man that brought me into the Eurasia fold and although I never met you I will not forget that.

Thoughts with your family and friends. Rest in peace, fellow shipmate.

Agree, Mac.

Historically, the main risk was geo-political but with the collapse of the USSR, the Russian Federation is a much more different beast that embraces capitalism.

I am of the opinion that since DS, especially, is going to 'attend' this virtual conference that his job is done as M&A Officer.

DLA Piper and UBS would have advised the BOD not to attend for risk of letting something slip if asset/full sale negotiations were in a delicate stage.

My sides hurt. Brilliant, RMR.

I know, Portsmouth, if it was the other way round the MM's would drop us a few pence :)

For those of you who wonder what layering is:

'The specific actions of layering see a trader making an order they never intended to execute and then cancelling it in attempt to lower the best ask price. The way this could happen is by their action making other market participants lower their asking prices due to selling pressure arisen from seeing the sell orders being entered on the order book. Once the price has fallen significantly, the trader then executes a real transaction, buying the stock for the lower best ask price and cancelling all other sell orders.'

https://capital.com/layering-definitiom

Concerted effort to drop the bid even when buys outweighs sells on low-is volume. Won't be many weak holders left, IMO.

They WANT your shares, no doubt.

Mac - Do you know if we have re-applied for the Volchetundra licence? I recall it being mentioned in a RNS that it had lapsed so we could concentrate on Monchetundra back then.

Oranolio - How much over bid, can I ask?

Feels like it is being held down as the MM's don't have the shares they want (and the shorts want it lower to close out).

Obvious drag down at the moment. Trawler nets for the big boys.

Just a classic disruptor tactic. Filtered.

Sublime plan, Gecko.

Feel things will be concluded this week.