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Aye/Anno Jezzo

Yorkshire folk are often cute 'uggers

Correction if I may:

'ere's 'oping

Instead of

Here's 'oping

''I want to know what he's actually doing all day. No update in Zambia for 8 weeks (and half of the work is done by Cooper lemon).''

Mr Colin Bird is Xtracting value for himself and his staff each and every day here; via salaries taken; Ben 'Owell

If, alongside this, shareholders get lucky whenever, that's nice too.. if they don't, 'it is what it is'.

Here's 'oping

Elvis would be in his 80's now..Maybe it really was made up that he died.. and Colin Bird is Elvis .. and he's got us his shareholders 'oled up in ' 'eartBreak 'otel '

'Don't be Cruel' please Colin

Surprised Mr WOS got to thirty ish posts here yesterday.

I think he's better than that.

Here's to 40 ish today.

Buy low. Sell high.

You know it makes sense, Rodney

The Nomad and regulator will not allow suspension be extended just for the hell of it....so AK must be in with a decent shout in this SS maze.

What's another few months after so many already: More patience and cool heads please.

Generally, AK has been an extremely hard working man for such a long time now.. and I always have high hope that hard work bears tasty fruit over the full journey.

The deramping here is of poorer quality than the ramping imho

This temporary Oil production starting imminently arrangement is way better than the alternative .. The alternative would have been 'not good', this is progressive towards very progressive ..

imho & dyor

A towards very progressive RNS imho..

Having production temporarily live will make it mush easier for the Governor to sign off on that being permanently live..

imho & DYOR

Your analytical orientation in this space is- very - exceptional in fairness, Zengas - eg Zenith too - and therefore I ask which other two you currently hold alongside save.l ?...And, if you had to pick two more again - on top of Save and X? and Y? - from below list - excluding the three Norway ones listed - to buy around now which two would they be?

Much appreciated and nice to michu

Clever not to put 'up' or 'down' at the end, in fairness

Header say all Sirs !

'we ' likely can't.... his rich PI 'mates' who have taken stakes over the years would need to rebel against him.. and that would be done away from the joe public gaze I'd expect.. he'd just announce an organisational change of whatever shape/form that he agreed with them....

We have been, thereabouts, this low recently too, alas.. so shock not huge for me this time..

Generally, a latest worry is that if no drilling ahead of rains later this year, this s/p could take a further hit from an already epically low level.. eg .5p ...or lower.. a possibility..

But...hopefully...over time this s/p can find its way back to 2p + .. of course that's possible.. and maybe more again than that too...

(but the more it falls the bigger the rally required to get to 2p ish, even.. eg could soon require three bags just to get back to there, very sadly)

Progressive RNS in various ways ..

And I generally still have reasonable faith in this stock going forward from here .. remains a high risk bet of course ..

Pr

Harvest Minerals Limited ('Harvest' or the 'Company')

Agreement Signed With Rare Earth Specialist PVW Resources For The Arapuá Project, Brazil

Potential to add value beyond established low-cost, high-margin fertiliser business

Harvest Minerals Limited (AIM: HMI), a producer of organic fertiliser, is pleased to announce that it has signed a Technical Cooperation Agreement ("TCA") with PVW Resources Limited (ASX: PVW) ("PVW"), an Australian company specialising in the advancement of Rare Earth Element ("REE") projects in Brazil and elsewhere. This collaboration aims to unlock the REE potential at Harvest's 100%-owned Arapuá Project ("Arapuá" or "the Project"), with the intention of progressing a transaction on the asset if results of the fully funded work programmes continue to be favourable.

HIGHLIGHTS

· PVW to assist with the provision of technical expertise for the evaluation of the REE potential of Arapuá, where previous studies have highlighted its prospectivity.

· PVW's proven and highly experienced team to assist in reviewing historical data, identifying new targets for resource potential.

· Results to date have been favourable (see RNS dated 10 April 2024), with the next batch due in October 2024. The data from these results will inform the next stages of the TCA and the potential for the parties to negotiate a transaction to unlock the Project's REE potential for mutual benefit.

· Harvest continues to advance the fertilizer potential of the Project, which is not impacted by the TCA.

Brian McMaster, Chairman of Harvest, said: "With the REE prospectivity of Arapuá already well documented, we are thrilled to collaborate with a team of PVW's calibre and expertise. This partnership opens the door to realising the REE potential of Arapuá, adding further value beyond our established low-cost, high-margin fertiliser business. Brazil has emerged as a major player in the international REE space and PVW is already making inroads into that space. We are extremely fortunate that they have seen the potential at Arapuá and agreed to team with us."

Alistair Stephens, CEO of PVW, added: "Brazil represents an exciting opportunity for Rare Earths exploration, supported by a favourable mining environment. The data emerging from Arapuá is highly promising, and we are keen to explore the Project with Harvest to further build our REE portfolio and activities in Brazil."

DETAILS

Under the terms of the TCA, PVW will evaluate the REE prospects of Harvest's 100% owned Arapuá Project in Brazil and give guidance on any further required development steps to maximise value. If ongoing results remain positive, the parties anticipate negotiating a transaction to unlock the Project's REE potential for mutual benefit.

Previous studies at Arapuá have highlighted its potential, with rock samples showing total rare earth oxide ("TREO") levels ranging from 1,176 ppm to 1,860 ppm, and historical laboratory a

John Henry is not cheap.. and is at least three quarter assed

imho

Like that one Jezzoo !

If Maybe The Year After Next was a runner in whatever race there, that would a bet I'd prefer over yours

Is it appropriate to be talking about Gold and Copper on this BB in the the middle of St Ledger Festival of Horse Racing in Doncaster, I ask myself ?! ..

You guys as shareholders in Xtract Resources need to get your prioritises sorted out, for goodness sake

:-)

Interesting posting by both Lantier and Travel card there imho....

The rule of thumb I've understood is Micro Cap Institutional Investment Funds sees approx 50m gbp as minimum market cap for shares they'd look to get involved in; as liquidity generally is too bad for them to get involved otherwise.

AIM shares have been so decimated in the last few years that many, many more AIM listed co's are lower than that market cap threshold now.

Arcm for eg is v approx 25m ish Market cap now.

For great opportunities, exceptions can always be made by Institutions I understand, but generally the significant majority of AIM might be categorised as uninvestible by new Institutional money around now.. and with PI's more and more throwing in the towel on AIM there's a major problem around how a meaningful - and hugely needed - rally of the AIM market generally can occur imho:

The lack of liquidity across AIM nowadays is a deep and dark hole indeed, sadly.

PS : On - categorically meaningfully - good news, PI's would initiate a strong rally here .. and II's then follow in off the back is my hope.

The Jam's 'That's Entertainment' has nothing on LSE ARCM BB 'That's Entertainment'

Much appreciated all