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I regard the likes of Shell and Vodaphone as liquid stocks. For many companies under £500m market cap it is often not easy building or exiting a 6 £figure position without materially moving the share-price. Having said that, i expect the transaction volume on the re-listing of Sav P to be very robust for a number of reasons, not least the 12.5m million Institutional short position plus the spread bet and CFD shorts.

pijoe - I and a few other PI's recently exited CMS(market cap £120m) - after holding for 7 years during which i received dividends collectively greater than my original investment and Capital growth of circa 400% - we managed to drop the price circa 10% exiting.

Juste - if it was an investors intention to sell a large position in a largely illiquid AIM company it would be sensible to just keep quiet and exit - its what most successful PI's do!

I beg to differ - with AIM companies that are largely illiquid a small number of large sellers or buyers can often move the share price appreciably. Having observed the activities of hedge fund shorts and their media 'friends' in AIM companies, some are quite prepared to resort to fraud and market manipulation and face the consequences in the unlikely event they are caught, since the fines are not worthy of the name.

Common sense dictates that if you're long an equity investment - the last thing an investor should do is publicly denigrate the company BEFORE you have exited. Hedge funds are notorious for getting their friends in the City to put out recommendations to suit their own book when they want to build or exit a position. One recent RTO i was involved in (up circa 20%) in less than two months since re-listing, saw none of the denigration of the company and CEO seen at Sav P - why? because it had only one fortieth of the short position there is here!

'Malcy knows that he is going to lose a lot of credibility for promoting this.' Lol ! I bet he's not losing half as much sleep over Sav P as you! He'll have to do extremely well to lose as much credibility as you - every predication you've made about Sav P has proved to be total nonsense - such is your desperation to protect your short!

Where does it say it was not fully underwritten? Human psychology strongly suggests you're displaying all the traits of someone who is SHORT or getting paid to work for those that are short. No sane individual holding a position of the size you claim would post hundreds of comments (all negative) about a large investment they had - makes no sense. But, if you were lying and short or working for those that are, the mists immediately lift and your behaviour and intensions becomes completely clear !

Investment group ASMA Capital Partners - a potential investment of US$90mln would represent some 12% of ASMA' s total funds under management - an unusually large percentage to commit for a single investment - encouraging, as this is clearly a high conviction investment.

The realisation they have made a huge mistake shorting Sav P is finally hitting home - the fear and desperation is now palpable ! No sympathy, since they used every underhand trick in the book to undermine the company and its investors in a self serving desperate attempt to save their own skins - they deserve all they get! They're going to have to man up now and take their huge losses on the chin !

Another huge endorsement of the MO! Xmas has come early !

With 12.5m of stock out on loan since February 2017 at an average price of circa 30p primed to detonate at 8am tomorrow morning in the mother of all pyrotechnic displays - sadly, its probably going to be extremely hard to add to existing long positions at anything remotely close to the placing price.

Undoubtably, there will be some short term traders who sold out at a loss in early June - then took out a short in an effort to recover their losses - only to see that also blow up in their faces with the announcement of the RTO. As the LSE investment 'guru' dishonestjim stated - following the delay to drilling the Sav P share-price is a nailed on short to hit the low 20's ! Lol ! About time you fessed up and took responsibility for your investment decisions and 'prescient' s/p forecasts by explaining what it feels like to be shackled to a barrel of stock market high explosives primed to go up like Krakatoa at 8am on Tuesday morning !

Your research is clearly as worthless as your credibility, disingenuous behaviour and anonymous LSE account. Paid poster? In addition to being a long only private investor who has never been paid to post anywhere, when i see fraud and unscrupulous behaviour i report it - including recently putting an AIM Nomad on public notice as to their responsibilities in the alleged Aim fraud by false representation that is Mercantile Ports and Logistics - via a publicly released series of seven letters to the Nomad showing why it is a fraud and how the management has carried it out. How big is it? - probably equivalent to 4 Brinks Matt heists and involves over £100m of UK retirees pension funds. The complaint to AIM Regulation and the SFO resulted in an immediate request for a copy of a 120 page research file put together by two other industry professionals and myself.

'what i find most revealing on this BB is the lack response to "paid poster" claims' What i find most revealing on this BB is the lack of response to "paid poster" claims from the called out shorts who all claim to be massively long, with some like our resident clown dishonestjim from the all time lows of the share-price! Some of the best laughs i've had all year has been watching them hurl synthetic indignation at the company and actual longs who consider the RTO as a huge positive(which it is), in a clueless, inane attempt to outdo each other as to who can be the most disingenuous, such is their desperation! There is more chance of Dianne Abbott winning the Grand National riding side saddle on a Shetland Pony than the duplicitous charlatan dishonest"all is lost and 0p"jim being long from the all time low share-price! A poster of breathtaking arrogance and ZERO credibility after making a complete fool of himself with his hilarious daily stream of ludicrous claims and utterly ridiculous forecasts post suspension that predictably have all since proved to bear NO resemblance whatsoever to subsequent reality! Did the disgraceful fraud come back and apologise profusely for his reprehensible attempt to wilfully mislead investors? Of course not - his arrogant self serving type don't - they just carry on oblivious to the fact they have Zero self awareness and credibility! Ignore these confidence tricksters at your peril ! It is interesting to note that NOT A SINGLE ONE of them is willing to expose their identity with a premium LSE account ! I wonder why? Answers on a postcard to AIM regulation and the SFO !

2 x 12 million @63p bought at the bell. A statement of intent if ever there was!

Market Cap a very undemanding �15.7m. And remarkably for that, according to the CEO, shareholders get exposure to a self funded drilling programme for 2018 of 20 wells and 24 well workers!

Metal Pricing - Zinc, Lead and Copper spot pricing has continued to strengthen markedly during the last month, resulting in a further lift in average prices for 2017. Zinc Averaged $0.95/lb in 2016 Averaging �1.27/lb to date in 2017 (33.6% up, from 32.0% up in Sept) Is currently trading at $1.50/lb (57.8% above 2016 average and 18.1% above 2017 average) Lead Averaged $0.85/lb in 2016 Averaging $1.04/lb to date in 2017 (22.3% up, from 20.1% up in Sept) Is currently trading at $1.14/lb (34.7% above 2016 average and 10.1% above 2017 average) Copper Averaged $2.20/lb in 2016 Averaging $2.75/lb to date in 2017 (25.0% up, from 23.6% up in Sept) Is currently trading at $3.13/lb(42.2% above 2016 average and 13.8% above 2017 average) All three metals to date in H2/2017 are continuing to average significantly higher prices than in H/1. Current spot prices relative to H1/2017 average prices are: 12.2% higher for Lead, 20.3% higher for Copper 23.1% higher for Zinc EBITDA 2016 - CAML $39m + Lynx $30m = $69m 2017 - H/1 CAML $24m + Lynx $34m = �58m If 2017 Q4 forecast production is achieved then, barring a dramatic collapse in metal pricing over the next 10 weeks, 2017 EBITDA for CAML and Lynx combined may well top $120m in 2017 - equivalent to a 74% increase in EBITDA over 2016 for the combined operation. Source: Kitco and CAML 2017 Interims and Acquisition Presentation.