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Upside down woke, you can't have your cake and eat it.

If you want cancel culture and comments you can't align with removed from society then that is your marxist stance.

You can't then reference and use said comments as if they're still in the public domain.

Make your mind up petal, what is it you actually want? Would you like to ask the government to make a decision for you?

Either you're on too much medication or you're posting malicious propaganda to suit some agenda, there is no such comment. It's all in your head flower

Which comment would that be? I don't see any such comment

Remind me Quady.....did BHP offer for 70% of ENSA from our 85% or did they want 70% of our 85% (ie 59.5% of ENSA)

Because you spent years arguing with me that you were right when you were completely wrong and you've still to this day never admitted it. You are both stupid and spineless.

As for your tagline about me, it's tiresome. Yes I am far right, and that is a GOOD thing. I bang loads of women, which is a good thing for them and me too.

And regarding race, I hold no prejudice but can't stand positive discrimination/DEI and the white masses are slowly coming to their sense on this.

PS....more net zero down the toilet today as Stalin has realised industry can't happen in the UK with absurdly expensive power.

What do you mean I don't know what a technical analyst does? That's like saying you don't know what a chef does

Are you seriously that stupid?

*innovation, creativity

Even auto-correct is a pointless "advancement"

I'm a software architect, I know plenty about it. It's decision making is based on its inputs and how it has been coded (and I'd go as far as to say groomed) to make decisions.

As a crude search engine it is very good at aggregating simple things and presenting a summary. But beware, it presents these things as facts and it is very often wrong. In fact it's really easy to tie it knots by feeding it BS and watching it squirm and agree with you. That feeds into its algos too of course.

In the IT industry it is a disaster waiting to happen on a far larger scale than the outsourcing of projects to thick Indian developers. The kind of outsourcing that led to the deaths of hundreds of people on the new Boeing plane for example but on a less serious scale to wasted money and useless undelivered solutions.

What it also does is removes innovation, creation and any competitive edge that companies using it might otherwise have had through investing in ambitious, bright and talented staff.

It's essentially another fad, like putting "i" or "cyber" in front of everything was. The semi automation of code/scripting has existed for well over 25 years and has never been of much use to anyone.

Rodney, this particular spine donor has a long history of doubling down on being wrong and then reverse ferreting, deflecting or simply going silent when cornered. He will argue black is white all night long.

I think they call them cantankerous old men.

"Sell in May and go away" as the old saying goes. As much as it's pointless releasing great results into massive geopolitical events, you won't get much excitement in a penny stock in summer.

Nothing's changed, apart from funds being chewed up. Patience :)

"Quady, that's exactly the same definition I gave before and will do so again if need be. As per your other remarks, I guess you had a bad day. Sorry about that."

Every day's a bad day for Quady.....his head's too near his a**e

Can't see a recent 7 but a 6 trading day upsides from 24th March (3.5 - 5.2p, + 48.5%)

This drop has been 3.65 - 2.5p, -31.5%)

AND YES IT'S MAIN MARKET BUT ITS STILL ON SETSQX LIKE MOST THINLY TRADED AIM STOCKS ARE!

Plenty of potentially positive news to come. Top up if you can

Regarding the a*holes, you can humour them, beat them with data, threaten to fill them in or just ignore them. It doesn't matter, they don't move the needle on the dial, they simply aim to get into your head and mess with your emotions.

It's very simple to sort the wheat from the chaff on these forums.

They get a kick out of kicking people who they think are losing money. It's honestly that simple. I didn't see this moron on here before the drop this week, so not sure if he's a repeat keyboard warrior or just here on the fall.

None of them would offend you to your face in a pub because they know the consequences. Best strategy is just to either ignore them or present the data that makes their arguments look absurd.

Nothing changed here, placing overhang and plenty of upside after.

Browns, you call me an idiot but explain why a net balance of £10,000 sells led to a "mad exodus" and a 10% drop in the share price. I explained it to you in only the post previous to that one but you clearly have nothing between your ears.

Dusty yes, these muppets learn phrases based on the direction of the wind and apply them to every stock moving up or down without any thought about the fundamentals, technical data or even sentiment. We are in the era of brainless morons with no intelligence or knowledge parroting things they have learned to parrot.

They are literally that stupid.

So don't give him it, he will find a new circus where he gets the attention he craves.

Cheerio Stack twat

"Actually that is probably why we dropped 10% yesterday. A few rainbow chasers decided to sell here and take a punt in that company."

Data shows £22,790 unknown, £28,659 Sells and £15,551 Buys against an Mcap of £14.5m

Hardly a stampede of "rainbow chasers" exiting their positions. But don't let the facts get in the way of your idiotic rhetoric.

Sorry forgot to mention that the closing price on SETSqx is the midpoint between bid and ask at the bell and not the result of the uncrossing auction or the last AT trade within ten minutes of the bell in the case of no uncrossing settlement as is the case on SETS. The wide spread is both the attraction and the danger on such low volume stocks.

Browns, I wouldn't read too much into the "large" percentage swings you quote, albeit they're all down. They move up in the same manner

The reason is very basic, it's down to the tick size. This is very, very common on penny stocks. The tick size is the minimum amount a stock can fluctuate by. With GSCU that tick size is 0.1p on a stock price of about 3 pence, so every tick is literally a 3.3% swing. Add into the mix that the spread on thinly traded stocks like this is often 2, 3 or even 4 ticks apart and you can easily see how a 6.7% swing is literally a non-movement.

Hope this helps.

"You can’t produce a baby in one month by getting nine women pregnant"

Very true, but you can have a heck of a good time trying.

Dusty, I know the markets and I know mining too. Any fool can see the need for metals to develop their nation in a fractured world.

First the majors (chinks can't get those), then the juniors then the assets.

There will be a war for metals and the multiples achieved will be eye watering. Just follow the politics, understand where it's going.

Every outcome signals gold for value and copper for modernisation. If you can wait more than 10 minutes, you can't fail to profit from a discovery like this one.