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You say, ‘ However this issue remains an unhelpful uncertainty and is a negative in the risk column.’ - a known unknown or a known known?

Guaranteed that sentiment will turn positive - dramatically: seen it countless times on other AIM companies that have no income, have raised multiple times, with supposed production years in the future - go, SML!

Sammy, Absolutely valid point - hence, my post intimating on their reliance on Lady Luck herself rather than any diligently thought-out strategy on which commodities to pursue.

Bitcoin, Spot-on comment - been though all the pain, now for all the gain - the dressing’ll come off after we soon stop taking the meds.

Bubble, Indeed, I wholeheartedly agree with you that our projects will eventually be monetised - but less because of our self-revering BoD’s diligently foresighted strategy in investing in tin and copper, and more a serendipitous coincidence in a global demand for a greener world.

Reminiscent of KOD, 0.15 around April this year, then rocket to about 0.4 - without revenue, and lots of placing; but, hey, who thinks AIM sanely values companies on their fundamentals - sentiment reigns.

Love the reference to Fun Boy Three - thanks for the reminder of their existence.

I’ll be in Cornwall over the next two weeks so hope to collect some treasure while on the beaches.

Come on, Bitcoin and DV, mop up those sub-0.4p gifts - I’ll pick up the pieces.

Thanks for the responses on the presentation’s location.

Do you have to register to view the presentation?

And to underline my commitment to my exorbitant wage, I won’t respond to any of your e-mails and will hold AGMs behind closed doors, because, you know, well, that your curiosity in this company amounts to an unwelcome interfering scrutiny of how we the BoD operate.

No, vote for me - I propose that I shall refuse any bonus, but accept a hefty monthly wage while hoodwinking private investors that one of our projects will add value this year - oh wait, 2022; no - 2023; oh, I just don’t know - stick with me, though, because I’ll work my damned hardest for you.

Slurm, Wouldn’t disagree with you on that thought - SML’s currently priced on only Cobre, and copper and tin have plenty of upside in them yet over the next few years.

I wouldn’t want to be out of this one over the weekend - Monday RNS, boom to the moon, kerching, and off to buy my Ferrari, for delivery on August bank holiday.

Dotcom, The majority would rather forget the whole experience of investing in this share - courtesy of our half-truth-telling BoD.

Slurm, Diplomatically phrased: a BoD experienced in exploring and increasing reserves - for their own bonuses, definitely; oversight on LC and other matters - except for their own remuneration and due diligence on not buying any shares on the open market.

Witness the three-years-plus stagnancy of NAE’s share-price - https://www2.asx.com.au/markets/company/nae; in itself, substantive evidence of Alan Broome’s inability to augment value in yet another company which he helms; unfortunately for him, in this era of ubiquitous digital information, the difficulty to cloak one’s failings becomes ever-greater.

Lupi, Articulately expressed.

So, why have we employed a mine manager when its seems we are weeks, if not months, away from receiving full approval?