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*thousands of pounds of buys…

AIM’s MMs’ mysterious mechanisms for share-pricing, Jim; never understood why a few thousand pounds’ worth of sells can cause a price to tank by 10%, whereas thousands of pounds’ worth - no increase!

Can’t recall seeing large buys like those - for years!

No problema, jefe.

It is the big known unknown: until it’s categorically declared by the BoD that we remain fully funded to achieve the upcoming milestones - perhaps deliverable over the next year - then that millstone will firmly pin us down.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVqTj9lOiL0

His first priority is the mine, which, when producing as forecasted, will benefit the shareholder.

Based on Keras’s up-and-down - mostly the latter - with Togo’s manganese-extraction approval, I shall interpret today’s huge surge as a one-off event, based on nothing more than an unusually large amount of buying - until it’s substantiated in an RNS.

Has Keras historically been a leaky-news outfit?

Tro..,oh, la, la!

Pinecone, With the Chirpster’s link showing that the phosphate-rock price has nearly doubled within a year, would that not equate to a higher selling price for our product? I have no idea how it is priced.

Bitcoin, Lovin’ the quips.

Keep in mind that we are selling below market-price in order to win business from our competitors; does anyone know for how much we sell a ton of our phosphate - I see only production costs in the Diamond Creek presentation?

Sammy, Haven’t yet seen Southwesterner post on this board, nor Cornishknocker - would be a fillip to obtain their expert insights on this sleeping giant.

Tro, Witty.

Tro, You a backer and stayer, or a wailer?

For once, maybe - just maybe- ;-)

If you buy in at this price, you are on a potentially huge multi-bagger - GL to those who have bought in at these levels.

Panning - CRL seems to be conducting a version of it, aka soil-sampling; and far cheaper than drilling.

Indeed: they certainly have proved to not stand the test of time.