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proven to be good move, would you be looking to buy back in and hold ?

now at 54p

maybe just dump clairesmith

I got an unsafe warning when clicking to register so deleted it.

IMHO discord chat rooms like a lot of forums can end up like echo chambers e.g. Argo

What has the BTC price got to do with QBT, okay the have blockchain in the name but they don't mine anything!

Yes plus another initial $13.2 MILLION DOLLARS to buy back partial buy back or they'd be paying us $3,200 MILLION DOLLARS evert YEAR.

Trident holds a 60% interest in a gross revenue royalty over the entirety of the Project. Assuming LAC exercises the partial royalty buy-back (US$13.2 million attributable to Trident), then Trident would retain the equivalent of a (net) 1.05% gross revenue royalty.

At current lithium spot price of approximately US$66,000 per tonne LCE, once at full production, the (post-buyback) royalty would generate over US$55 million PER YEAR to Trident.

Note as others have said General Motors might pay a bit less than current spot price.

GLA

Just bought back in here at £5.25 based on this.

Preliminary Unaudited Net Asset Value announcement for 31 December 2022

The Board of Dunedin Enterprise Investment Trust PLC is pleased to announce a preliminary unaudited net asset value of 627.1p per share as at 31 December 2022 (576.6p at 30 September 2022). The net asset value per share is stated after a 34p per share dividend paid in November 2022. The net asset value total return for the year to 31 December 2022 is 21.7%.

Just sold my POLY and re-invested here buying back the shares i sold to cover the BOD arrest but since he's been resigned i'm happier now

SLAVA UKRAINE

no idea about any PLACING

suppose its all down to TIMING

GLA

1st February maybe?

My top up 30,000 @3.44p was a buy this morning showing as sell :)

1/2/23

add $68.2 MILLION DOLLARS BABY

· Trident holds a 60% interest in a gross revenue royalty over the entirety of the Project. Assuming LAC exercises the partial royalty buy-back (US$13.2 million attributable to Trident), then Trident would retain the equivalent of a (net) 1.05% gross revenue royalty.

o At current lithium spot price of approximately US$66,000 per tonne LCE, once at full production, the (post-buyback) royalty would generate over US$55 million per year to Trident.

Finished the day on a volume of 2,607K shares compared to 3 month average of 341K

Source Investing.com

I think this news may have set a light under TRR...

This doesn't read to me that TRR will get the full Sonora potential if it is effectively getting nationalised.

https://www.bnamericas.com/en/news/mexico-negotiating-recovery-of-sonora-lithium-concession

"Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) says the government is trying to reach an agreement with a private sector company to recover a lithium production concession awarded in Sonora state before the nationalization of the metal in 2022.

"Lithium belongs to the nation, it belongs to Mexicans, but there is a company that had some exploratory work in a very small, very limited area, so we're trying to reach an agreement with them to avoid starting a legal process – an agreement, a conciliation," AMLO said in his morning press conference.

He added that minister of economy Raquel Buenrostro is in charge of the negotiations with the CEO of the lithium company, which he did not name.

The most advanced lithium project in Sonora is controlled by Chinese company Ganfeng Lithium, with construction expected to begin in 2024."

lifestyle company where the board of directors make a good living?

NAV uplift if approved - 22.6p for Sonora and 41.5p for Thacker

cracks me up the way Align always state decimal places on their penny stock recommendations, its like as if they've got really accurate guesswork!

The Allenby note dated today is 11 pages long in quite small font but here is a bit about timing and funding;

https://www.allenbycapital.com/

Tintra’s projections put initial operational scale around 18 months away, and full implementation
taking three to five years. The outline budget will require another c. US$120m (on top of the funds
raised so far) to finance the infrastructure build. Tintra has set out how it expects to do this. Itsecured
US$15m over the last six months and a structured facility gives it access to a further US$10m. Its
intention is to continue to raise equity on a non-dilutive basis but suggests that current market
conditions may require flexibility. The last fundraising, at end 2022, incorporated rights to draw
further funds, the cost of which is subject to a range of alternative scenarios.

is it this RNS dated 8th Nov?

The Company has received a notice from Tintra Acquisitions Limited ("TAL"), that in accordance with the financing agreement announced on 25 March 2021 (as amended by the announcement of 15 July 2021), that TAL wishes to settle the remaining £321,990 (plus £4,687 of accrued interest) of its existing loan facility to the Company (the "Loan") that may be settled by way of the issue of 5%, 3-year, convertible loan notes, convertible at a price of 10 pence per Ordinary Share (the "Convertible Loan Notes"). A total of £326,677 Convertible Loan Notes has therefore been issued to TAL.

who is CLN?

looks great to me but market only has 9 small trades in 1st hour