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Looks like you are getting your wish as silver is now below $80 again...

$100 for silver looks more within grasp now. If silver just goes up by and average of 5% over the next 5 weeks it will pass the magic $100 price in February! Is that timescale modest enough for you?

Silver just closed at $81.31 on the ask, which is 6.07% up on the day!

Seeing silver breaking $100 doesn't seem so hard now. Just 5 weeks with 5% average rise each week would mean that silver would pass $100 in February 2026. Let's hope that UFO can pull out all the stops to get EH ready for mining or somebody else sees the potential and buys us out.

Silver is a commodity that is needed for industry as well as a precious metal to be traded. Why would JPM trade silver for depreciating FIAT currency. Silver has been out of favour for decades and the silver:gold ratio has been increasing to crazy multiples of around 100:1 around mid 2025. This is despite demand for silver increasing for industry (solar panels, electronic wiring and batteries etc). The price of silver has been held low by shorters and I heard that there could be over 300 bits of paper (futures and ETFs etc) per available physical silver. People are now realising it is safer to hold physical silver rather than paper...

Maybe JPM will wait for the silver:gold ratio to overshoot in the future (maybe 40:1 or 50:1) and swap out the volatile silver for some safer gold. On Friday gold finished up around 1.4% whereas silver rose just over 10%...

LUCE share price is back down at the same price it was several months ago.

Big buys (some automated) being seen today so hopefully we wil see a slight price recovery into the new year...

15-Dec-25 10:36:56 130.00 226,329 Buy* 129.00 130.00 294.23k A

15-Dec-25 10:36:47 129.67 36,200 Buy* 129.00 130.00 46.94k O

Socialist, yourself and AI are making things unduly complicated.

If some person parchased at the peak and paid £0.15 per share, after the 400:1 consolidation tehy need £60 now to break even.

The calculation is simply £0.15 x400 = £60 for breqk even.

It doesn't matter how many shares are in issue - just what shares that particular person holds that is important. Another way of looking at it is if they had 400 shares at £0.15 (cost £60) they would now own 1 share due to the 400:1 consolidation, so the current share price would need to £60 for them to break even.

I've recently bought into EAAS, so aren't familiar with all previous updates.

This was mentioned in RNS which is pretty positive "The Board also revises guidance for FY2026 revenues and adjusted EBITDA, upgrading both by c.13% to £34m and £4.5m respectively."

RNS just out a positive FY trading update.

Also revised guidance on expected 2026 trading irevenue s expected to be 13% higher than previously estimated. Sounds positive for next year!

I'm glad that I sold some UFO shares (at a loss) in the last week when offered above 0.12p. Surely UFO could have found somebody who would give them money for shares at 0.1p rather than 0.09p considering the share price was edging towards buyers paying 0.15p

I've recently started buying physical silver and this seems like a much safer investment than UFO at the moment. I've been shopping around and the rapid rate that silver is rising at has caught out a few people and recent collectable coin purchases have even been at below the scrap value of silver.

It looks like silver (and to a lesser extent platinum) have been out of favour with the market for years. The gold to silver ratio was mad earlier this year when it went over 100:1. Even after silver's big rise it is still above 70:1. Hopefully fair value is nearer 50:1 and it may overshoot slightly before settling back to a more normal range. So IMO silver will keep rising more than gold in 2026 which will give a good return on physical silver. Maybe this will drive up UFO so I break even - my average is 0.25p.

I would love for the price to drift down into the 22s! My average is around 31p, so I was going to make a small profit when Sidara were offering to buy at 35p. Once the offer price dropped to 30p I'm now going to make a loss and have to wait months for the 30p.

I'll probably buy some more if the price drops below 23p so at least I make a small profit if the Sidara deal does go through at 30p. It won't be enough for me to buy a new Aston Martin - more likely a 10 year old Volvo!

I found out about EAAS when LUCE sold their holding to Harwood in October. I've been keeping an eye on EAAS since then as the share price continued to drift down. I noticed on Wednesday that there were several 50k and 150k trades that seemed to be buys but LSE marked them as unknown (adding up to over £30K). I observed the same thing on Thursday, with trades worth £48K that seemed to be buys not being counted . The bid/offer spread has also been very tight over the last few days with the price difference between buys and sells being around 0.05p.

This morning there were around £20K of uncounted buys and a £12.39k buy at 14:10, but the price still dropped! I finally bought into EAAS today at 4.5p as buys have exceeded sells for a few days straight and yet the price has fallen. Maybe I've bought in too soon, but I'm hoping I've bought near the short-term bottom and EAAS is ready to bounce back next week. This after hours trade also gives me hope that the price has finally bottomed.

28-Nov-25 16:42:41 4.55 897,000 Buy* 4.40 4.50 40.81k O

Although the bid/offer is 0.38p buy and 0.37p sell the actual spread is much tighter.

Sells are 0.37p but you can buy at 0.372p. So the apparent sells at 0.372p are actually buys. The MMs must be giving buyers a black Friday special on HE1...

Looks like some people are expecting bad news, with several large sells:

07-Nov-25 12:15:59 134.00 11,574 Sell* 133.60 135.40 15.51k O

07-Nov-25 12:15:59 134.00 12,500 Sell* 133.60 135.40 16.75k O

07-Nov-25 10:41:16 134.00 69,444 Sell* 133.60 135.20 93.05k O

07-Nov-25 10:41:16 134.00 75,000 Sell* 133.60 135.20 100.50kO

Total buys: £18.26K

Total sells: £343.11K

The share price didn't significantly move even with these big sells. I really had expected LUCE to be between 140p and 150p by now, so I suppose the price couldn't dip that much as it seems already well priced.

Saw another couple of big buys coming in the last 15 minutes or so causing the short-lived spike to 21.88p.

9.7M shares at 21.2p and 2.4M at 21.46p.

Probably an institution buying rather than a PI...

BTW the transaction:

09:17:48 1,001.078 52 Buy

Is definitely NOT a buy, it is a SELL!

Sharpey, to me it looks like the MMs are doing 1 to 10 share trades as a "keep alive" near the official buy and sell prices. Buying around 1045p and selling between 962-977p.

"Real" deals are going through at around 1025p buy and 1000p sell. The dummy keep alives by MMs could be to entice potential buyers or sellers to click and get a better deal (whether buy or sell) than the previous guy...

Just my guess but they are playing psychological tricks to make the chart more interesting (and trades are being done) rather than no deals being done and the share price flatlining...

Yes, ii quoting 26.5p to sell and 19.27p to buy.

I guess there won't be any buys allowed for a while!

The OMI price is about to take off again and you'll need to try harder than this to wreck it Ralph!

There were a couple of RNS in the last week. Apex Financial Services have increased their holding in LUCE from 6.36% to 7.21%.

Also LUCE sold their 9.1% stake in the eEnergy Group, which they had held for around 2 years. All of their shares were sold to Harwood Capital LLP. LUCE is still a supplier of lighting products to eEnergy. This has raised around £2M in cash. Perhaps LUCE are getting some money together to make an acquisition?

The LUCE share price has gradually moved up to 135p over the week on low volumes. The weird thing is the amount of sold value shown on LSE has been wrong for the past few days. They seem to be adding around £60K onto the sold value each day for some reason.

Friday figures:

Vol. Sold 11,960, Sold Value £79.43k

Vol. Bought 18,218, Bought Value £30.28k

If people just glance at the £ values it appears there are more sells than buys BUT only 11960 sells (roughly £16K) and 18218 buys (roughly £25K). The bought value is slightly high too, but not as far out as the sells. £30.28k for 18,218 shares works out at 166p per share! What is going on here?

Buys have been exceeding sells for the last few days, yet share price is drifting down. We will probably get more of the same today and for the rest of the week until another RNS drops to move the price.

John, your figure is wildly out (by a factor of 1000 AFAIK).

£3.5m cash gets around 1.6 BILLION shares (or 1,605,505,000) at 0.218p, NOT 1,605,505!