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Thanks Jonny. Much appreciated

I presume I'm misunderstanding this but why are the HY comparisons between HY19 and HY18?

That looks low for a sound company with great resources but, as Bluejay are finding out of recent times- great resources but no production means a falling sp. To be fair, the Lithium is a bonus of pretty recent date and although the resource is expanding, it'll all mean nothing until production. Lots of AIM miners have plenty in the ground but when it comes to mining nothing seems to happen. I think DA means business and this will, permits/licences forthcoming, do well but will be slow for a while.

I don't think that AIM is the problem. As another poster said the resource is not big enough for a large company to be interested. A smaller one might be but they should, imo, start mining . They have a decent resource but are not doing anything with it and if a gold price surge were to happen, would be unable to capitalise. I doubt that I'm alone, preferring profits to increased resources, however desirable. They could do both.

I had one like that. in a similar situation. It didn't seem worth selling and then suddenly rocketed. PYC. Not predicting but exploration is notoriously risky and you never know. GL

Never believed them moribund but certainly with the Lithium reserve developments the emphasis changed in news terms. I think that we can be optimistic on all fronts although not so keen on the dual listing confirmation.

Fully agree. Feeling much more optimistic. This move demonstrates intent.

When I buy a share that doesn't work out as hoped, I normally curse,sell out and move on. Why don't you? Or did you?

are ongoing. Production soon. Things are moving but planning a successful operation takes time. I have confidence in the team. Remember this is a small company whose directors take their fees as shares and are fully committed to it's success. If, as we all hope, the trials are a success and the permits forthcoming we will be told. We've had RNS's on a regular basis. I've been in for many years when it was just an explorer. Patrick knows what he's doing . The CS is a big deal for SRES and the Junction investment shouldn't be forgotten either. Patience is needed but it should be a worthwhile wait. If you have a problem, their address is on the website and they answer mail promptly and politely.

It's a nice name. It started as a market stall in Hackney doing bargain clearances like condensed milk so solid you could stand a spoon up in it (source Jack's biography). Problems will be range, as it is for Lidl and Aldi Not everybody wants to shop twice. A lot of older customers who never shop elsewhere still do so on the understanding that the old reputational cheapness still stands and this will wake them up and encourage them to be more economical. Much improvement in returns has come from getting customers to abandon big stores and once a week or fortnight shopping and to use local Expresses or One Stops which are much higher margin. Plus if, as happened when I lived in Maidstone and they had a discount competitor they just discounted each other price for price and both ran at a loss until one closed. If that's what they want.... ..but everything in the till is not profit

I wasn't aware of this move to dual listing. I'm here with one of my largest holdings because I believe in the potential of the company and in David Archer. I sold none on the spike but maybe I should have. If I'd read the RNS's more thoroughly and realised the plans I would have sold and gone. For older investors like myself, one of the considerable advantages in finding good companies on AIM is the Inheritance Tax angle. IHT takes 40% of everything left at death and investments solely listed on AIM avoid that bill, one of the world's largest percentage tax grabs and for a single person where the house alone will exceed the allowance will hasn't changed since the last Labour government when the allowance was raised annually, 40% of everything is a lot. Dual listing destroys that so for older investors this share has now lost appeal to a degree. It may, as David Archer hopes , improve appeal, but I , for one, will be looking for something else after some price recovery in the hope of course that another government doesn't play with the concession as of course is not impossible

My post from last evening has been removed regarding the just over 4 year S.P. of this company.I wonder who took exception to it.? I certainly lost some money on this share but got out a few months back and certainly still feel sour. A few may have made a few pence on small spikes but it was a lousy investment, 82p to 6 with a post RNS rally for???

An excellent post. Too late for me though. I'm out

Great buying price but broker still won't do buy trades., only sells. Fine until consolidation but nothing doing now so still can't take advantage

Cobre, Mt. Weld. and just searched for Resilience Mining. Depends what they've done after Phoenix mothballed it but decided cash was better than risk. Cornwall still looks ok . Hope so but news needs to be good.

It 's time probably will come again in the future but where to first?

Consolidation is always a disaster for LTHs in my experience. One reason. I tried to buy but can't. Broker is only taking sell orders. I've queried this with them before and the stocks appear, in their opinion, to have changed identity and have to be reconsidered as whether they still meet their conditions of acceptability for trading.

Missed this item when it appeared on Friday re tin mines and mentioning the SML involvement in the Cornish Tin Mining venture. See 'Britain looks to ancient mines for electric future' on the Reuters UK News page. Well worth reading imo

Looking good. Real progress. 86% complete and chocks away in June.

My sell today was a buy and there was no reason to favour me with cut price so presumably the others were buys too and 1.35 has been the price for a few days. Share looks promising to me but, of course, DYOR. GLA.