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Do we buy and sell in free markets, solely determined by matching buyers to sellers, with the price increasing and decreasing accordingly; or in manipulated markets, whereby a few in-the-know market-makers collude for exploitative price-control?

I get that vertiginous-run feeling that we experienced, a few years ago, on the way to 3p-plus.

Lots of large trades over the past few days - somethin’s brewin’.

La, la!

The rerate for us as a producer - because that’s what we are! - will occur sooner rather than later: at present, we are below the market-value of some explorers - go figure!

You would ‘now’ be sitting on a loss, not ‘not’.

And, moreover, I would rather Fira than the sycophantic Twitterer Richard (self styled gentleman) who has been recommending SML stock for the past couple of years - had you followed his servile posts, you would not be sitting on a loss; the lesson from which conveys clarity: do your own due diligence on a share before you commit money to it.

Sammy, Take Fira with a fistful of salt - he wants as much as you for SML to be successful; but with the appalling non-performance of the BoD over the past few years, his resentful sarcasm serves as a reminder on why this company’s share-price has significantly regressed.

Tro, Which will be the bigger multi-bagger - RMM or KRS?

PC, Postvity in dullness.

Tro, Thanks for the response.

Quite realistic, IMO: with the continual flow of positive RNSes, coupled with similar ones to follow, particularly with the big one for the licence, that target could well be surpassed.

Marky, Soporific.

Come on, folks, not early next week, but on the Nth of Nevermber.

Tro, Referring to the video on the mining-progress timeline, where would you say SML’s Redmoor development would be?

Gorsuch, That’s how I interpreted it, too, on the first reading - didn’t instil any confidence into me; but, PW has declared on his Twitter account that he expects PEPR approval, in Q2.

Probably wasted a significant amount of time: SML has a superfluous number of overpaid directors with, prima facie, few responsibilities for one simple logistical operation - which one director alone could oversee.

We have all been hoping for many a year for the next value-enhancing event from our self-revering BoD.

It seems that the BoD couldn’t give a XXXX for anything else.

Dotcom, The Manners would not publicly disclose their frustrations on SML’s persistently enervated performance over the past few years: they are themselves in half in the public eye and it would be, well, what should we say - bad manners to publicly censure one of their sizeable investments.