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I threw my EEE (which has stalled) gains (May to Oct) into RRE, 1SN and SML roughly equally....all 3 have done v well but REE on fire 🔥

Well clearly Tim Smith is likely the most enlightened @£20 in this poll.

Back i.t.r.w a really good day so far for RR.

Tbh though I'm a bit disensified to the % gain as I'm now almost exclusively AIM except RR, LLOYDS, Santander and Metro Bank, so this swing is quite bijou to likes of REE, SML, 1SN doing 100% in 2 or 3 months, but of course they can at a moments notice fall like a felled tree occasionally ( eg RENX )

RR just bashes on regardless, no fuss, no flurry, no histrionics 😉

This is better than expected. Let's see if there is support at c 4 this time. Reminds me of when EEE was bouncing for a while back and forth at 8-12p, then it just held at 12/13p and then flew to 25p....

We thought the MRE on EEE would skyrocket the SP it didn't tbh, went south but it had gone from 3p to 12p slowly (a year or so) then flew to 70p pre MRE in 4 months now anchored at c 36p. I've sold much of EEE and put it here since 1.24p very happy as such. It feels similar and 10-15p by spring summer be great.

Eee not doing much at all. I've not gone in deeper and chucked my hat in ring with SML to be honest ....it's 8 bagged since last Autumn a bit like EEE did spring /summer.

EEE not doing a jot. I've thro

Hopefully.....

Better start than yesterday for EEE, might get 40s soon 🤞my other miners not doing so well today.....so any forty-something foothold v welcome.

I thought a pretty positive announcement (bit of puffery but nothing too much) and you'd have thought it would have put a bat up the s.p's petticoat- but it's as flat as a snakes belly !?

Personally JNB I think it's done it's 30's probably (I called 29/30 btw earlier in month).

I went back in 25% portfolio, as I think it's done it's money now.

It's gonna be a long drag in 2026 with a few up and downs and perhaps just 20-30% rise by 3rd Qtr, so no quick get rich multiplayer of 8 to 10, this year like last, but instead steady progress to the goal.

Now it's de-risked, I consider this somewhere between a 250 and a AIM stock in my head btw.

Giddy up EEE.

I thought EEE would be akin to sml and 1sn (@ c 6%) today.

But we've got the same strong 45 or so at the start, then usual little drop...please, we need a u curve occasionally....a finish at 44-45 will do me, and set up the week to a 46-48 end. Hopefully!

I await the BBC Grandstands 'teleprinter'* to fire up the next castigation-fest.

*GB.

Something in my water thinks we might be a little bit gruntled, tomorrow hopefully, sp wise.

GB - Simply high quality product, low extraction cost, lowish distribution and considerable economies of scale, compared to other more Boutique operations.

Btw I had a sportsman's bet with someone here a few weeks back it would go to under 30p when it was at 44p others said 50 plus would happen. It did go to 30.

I, like you, have had my money elsewhere since November but got back in lightly of late to EEE.

I will have a sportsman's bet with you it is c 75-100 by 4th Qtr, hence I'm happy to leave a modest capital here in EEE (I suspect it will rise to 50-60 in coming weeks), while also exploring more immediate rtns at 80N, SML etc....

Rgds Np.

GB do you have to be so curt ?- and btw SONY WALKMAN was P E A K cassette sales........at peak 1/3 of our sales went into portable units 250 million sony walkmans in fact.

The point is as titanium price drops it will get exponentially more demand / uses....that is all.

Oh and btw I agee with you about EEE being a bit moribond at moment, but you don't need to shoot all your pseudo allies along the way to making a point.....especially if it's clearly wrong!

Yes, broadly agree.

In 2005 the cost of prescription glasses was circa £180, a monopolistic environment ensued , I got involved with a consortium that got this down to £60 by 2020.

It is now £35 by the way in 2025.

Likewise one of my first jobs into cost saving was at a TDK affiliate - a blank c60/c90/c120 cassette was about a tenth of days wages in 1970s..... by 1989 it was less than 0.25 % or c £1.

Usually much can be done through using tech advances/economies scale/lowering production costs....

Yes thanks AGEOS always illuminating.....

My other miners SML, 1SN etc doing c. 10% rise today, really surprised EEE not akin.

£13.84.

A melliferous morning so far !