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Thanks, indeed, for Brick’s et al diligent efforts to hold to account LR and MC for not only their poor management of EUZ - particularly in relation to dilutions, without any correspondingly credible plans - but also their equally poor communication with us; I shall certainly not be supporting any of the resolutions.

Hey Diggit, That frequently occurs with my posts on LSE.

Technically, a simile.

Might be an appropriate analogy, except that the majority associate weeds with being a nuisance - and needing to be removed.

Colline, A splendidly articulate post - a perfect summation of SML.

The BoD’s remuneration - sans bonuses, of course.

Banks don’t necessarily understand all businesses, especially mining; Macquarie, however, on the the other hand, does the latter.

Joycopter, It would - but wouldn’t hold your breath: the gold price is completely manipulated by the big players: not enough gold reserves to cover gold-backed ETFs - https://www.kitco.com/news/2020-04-02/Buying-paper-gold-ETFs-could-be-huge-failure-if-gold-is-in-short-supply-Bond-King-Gundlach.html

Joxer, Thanks for the update - quite a slick operation is our AMRYT.

I admire our much-berated company’s successful execution in buying a revenue-producing commodity - yet despair at its lack of coherent, consistent comms that would reassure investors that all continues to plan: a flurry of RNSes and Tweets, followed by a complete silence for months.

Completely unrealistic over the next few decades, but not between now and the end of the century - unless all the world’s major central banks continue to print reams of fiat money.

Our German amigos.

I thought you were talking in pounds there!

Seriously, this BoD’s lack of concern for investors and slipshod strategy on buying assets for which it itself has hardly any finances to progress without diluting the company further, and demoralising the current holders while deterring to-be ones, leaves a bitter taste in the mouth.

Yet another good-news RNS: this company continues to execute its strategy - on time and to plan; at some point, the market will notice, and significantly rerate it - starting with the FDA approval, due on November 30th.

Bitcoiner, You crack me up.

SML has a plan for LC - but the latest one of many previous ones, over the last five years, that have failed to demonstrate any success - still waiting! Just get rid of Redmoor for £10 million to Mr M Thompson, of Tungsten West - oh, wait, he always checks out a BoD’s track-record before investing - that’ll be a no-go, then!

I’m sure we can all wait for a couple more weeks.

RMM’s only hovering in a holding pattern, waiting to soar on the expected good news.

Cornish, You know those bullish statements will provoke some into calling you a ramper ;-)