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It appears we’ve made it onto a festive short-list of shares to go ‘Boom’ in 2023. So, more on the radar than some people think. It certainly adds weight to the theory that people are just waiting for the starters pistol.

TP…so you don’t think it’s possible to be an open-minded shareholder, aware of the risks, still willing to invest, agree when someone posts something right, disagree when they don’t and be positive on speculation, without being a member of a herd? Or is it only people that agree with you ALL the time?
I seem to remember previously agreeing with you about the risks here and someone else argued differently and you posted nearly exactly the same post about ‘herds’ and ****.

We have a 19 year mining licence…how could somebody ‘come in’ and pay a ‘commission’ and we’d be ‘out’? We’d still hold the licence.

I appreciate your commitment guys but it’s Sunday. Have some time away from here, or else you’ll send yourself nuts!!!

*…and yes, I do see the irony of me posting this on a Sunday.

So, an Adonis company, agrees to another Adonis company installing some solar panels. Okay then…

You called…?

‘For years’, Freddie? Then you’ve seen your shares tumble from 16p?

If/when ESIA drops, this becomes a unicorn. I’d be disappointed at a buyout under a £1.
I wouldn’t be ungrateful as 50-75p is still a great sum but when these opportunities come knocking, you need to wring as much profit out of them as is possible.

I was suspecting ‘in the know’ Moroccans but your hypothesis sounds more exciting ;0)

…is afoot! :0)

Someone’s had a drink…!

I bought in on the last spike at 11p. Wish I’d averaged down when I had the chance but glad to be in profit. :o)

My entry point here was 4.25p. Never in a million years did I think we’d be this low again.

Some very welcome green shoots of sp recovery.

Death by a thousand cuts!

I got stiffed on this seven years ago, and others were stiffed years before me. KDR are still no further forward to seeing diamonds come out the ground. Lifestyle company living off the suckers.

Dollar lending rates are at 6%, whereas Libor is just over 3%. The issue with banks is that they’re awash with money so if you have a great project and can afford the repayments, they’ll give you the money. That shouldn’t be an issue here. However, Chariot’s s.p won’t be unaffected by the economic fears rippling through the UK at the minute, even if Chariot as a company are reasonably well insulated from it.

Well, we can now add ‘unlikely to raise again under 15p’ to the list of GC’s dumb comments. Seriously, the guy is a muppet.

Thanks for your thoughts Graham ;)

Personally, I prefer to lube up before I’m royally f***ed up the ar*e. I’m beginning to think EML is being run by a bunch of dopey cretins.