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Sadly his actions are doing the talking, our SP is going nowhere! Just watch one of the interviews with SW and Rick Rule being interviewed together. RR is engaging, SW just isn't.

All the positive information is out there for potential investors to see, there are any number of tip sheets bigging-up POW and still little interest. That basket case Vast Resources has more trades this morning than POW. There is something about POW that's not engaging with investors. My ongoing concern is with our senior management team, Sean in particular, who isn't an engaging personality. Listening to him speak is like watch paint dry! I have nothing against him as a director, he's made some great decisions, but as our figurehead he's hopeless.

...And desperately thin trading too, just 43 trades today. Nobody seems to trust POW to deliver any return. As a long term shareholder, I get that.

The SP is already on the slide, back to 14p by Friday. POW has absolutely no staying power! The market is just not turned-on by POW's business model.

We all know that POW is massively undervalued and it has been for years. What's going to change that? Yes, a big uranium find will give us a boost. Bringing that find to market will take at least 10 years. Fingers crossed, First Development Resources now takes the place of GMET as our major growth holding and no doubt, when the time comes, that will be divested for cash and other IPOs will take FDRs place. That's our business model; but mining investors don't appear to like it, preferring the BIG BANG excitement of the simple junior miner striking "gold" followed by a big SP rise to cash-out with.

Surely, POW has just swapped 17% ownership of a (growth) stock into cash. Nothing has really changed so far. It is totally dependant on what POW's management do with the cash and that investment will once again take time to prove itself. So, as I said before, we'll be back bouncing between 13.5 & 14.5 in the very near future. I don't see a share buyback happening. Why give money to greedy shareholders when it can be better invested in more exploration and another IPO. The shareholders will stick around anyway for fear of missing out!

This small blip in our share price still doesn't reflect anywhere near fair value for POW, it's truly unbelievable. What sort of security do investors need to buy into a junior mining share? I bet POW is trading back at 13.5 pence by the end of the week.

Doc, A company's only valuation is the share price. POW trades at a massive discount to the NAV, but as a Company it is worth the SP times the number of shares in circulation and that's it.

I'm sure POW is a winner, but whether that's in 2025 or 2045 is anyone's guess! It will probably break out and soar to new highs once I'm safely in the morgue.

I bought this fund back in 2018 at £4.93. It hasn't been my best performing but it has been solid, after quite a slow start, as I remember it. There's not much chat on this board which is quite nice!

Sean is such a downbeat dude. I'm not against the POW business model or not having a share buyback but this guy cannot even sell £10 notes for a fiver!!

POW shares are totally impotent, they just can't get it UP!

Share prices should reflect the value of all the company's assets, its NAV. In POW's case there appears to be a disconnect. No matter how well POW's "merchant banking model" is working, the SP seems to float free of the company's true value. The only thing that registers in the market is a big new mining discovery, as soon as the discovery is IPOed with a retained POW holding we're back to being a junior minor once again in search of a discovery. Perhaps once we have more than half a dozen IPOed mines under our belt with POW holding shares in each, the market will understand the model and SP growth will take off. Perhaps it's critical mass POW's business model needs, If that's the case it's going to take a while.

Doc, "Sean Wade has renovated the house if you like, and doubled its value. Sadly, property prices have sank. That's not his fault. Over time, the fundamentals will translate into a better SP."

This hasn't been the case with Sovereign Metals & GMET. This has less to do with the market than our management.

My ambition has always been to invest my hard earned cash into a company with a great business model but a forever falling share price! Who needs to make any money anyway we can just prop-up failing firms with good ideas.

There are three people listed companies need to look after: Customers, Staff and Shareholders. I hope the customers and staff are doing well. Who are POWs customers, anyway? Looks like just the staff then.

pow's value the month before the 20/1 consolidation in march 2024, was just under twice that it is today £0.01174 = £0.2348, currently £0.1275. that's a **** poor investment performance by any standards. i hang on in quiet desperation...it's the english way!! i think i've bought a dog share, but i'm looking forward to being proved wrong.

Litigation funders level the playing field between giant corporations and governments and the smaller company / individual. I guess the large corporate lobbyists are keen to reduce the chance of litigation against them by making it prohibitively expensive, without funding, to go after them through the courts. I would think that Trump would be in favour of that too. Having been up 60%+ last year I'm now just going underwater, who'd a thot it!

Just down again, Doc. Our SP has no staying power for some reason.

Bang goes another theory Doc!

I need it to be a ten bagger to get my money back!

Yes, he comes over as a plodder.