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MK, Wish you all the best in your other investments - hope you claw back your losses; we’ll miss your input - and your humour.

A monkey wrench, then.

Quite obvious that he’ll justify it.

Nothing happening here until, at least, September, IMO.

Don’t want Boris-esque rhetoric - want evidence of executing strategy to crystallise value - and this still remains an asymmetric bet.

Heading quickly to 2750 AUD - meaning payback time of about nine months for a loan to build the CAI mine - kerching!

Sounds reasonable, Bricks - this is, IMO, an asymmetric bet.

So, if mets exude exceptional results, then it’s time for a rerate?

Now might be a sensible opportunity to reassess judgments until after Proactive broadcasts the BoD interview, sometime next Tuesday.

Will be a bouncy springboard from which to leap considerably higher when LR releases that much-anticipated pent-up good news over the next few weeks..

At about 8mins 45 secs in - https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/924153/strategic-minerals-boosts-sales-at-cobre-and-is-assessing-options-to-advance-flagship-projects-924153.html

In JP’s latest interview, I think he may have mentioned that Proactive will video the AGM, for broadcasting it to the public.

This has FOMO written all over it.

This company remains laughably undervalued - £10 million, here we come, as a starter for ten.

Fascinating video - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FFyrTEl5LOs

Sammy, I’m afraid DV is on the money - he seems like the perfect opinion-blend between Fira and DJ ;-)

But, this share still remains a three bagger - any whiff of good news for increasing value - whoosh!

The current gross undervaluation borders on criminal folly.

Shed, Thanks for the link - I'll look into it. Really enjoy reading Bobby's and your posts - the yin and yang to investing in this slumbering giant-in-waiting.

Looks as though CMM could be worth 700m AUD before the end of this year; perhaps, then, CAI could be worth half that between now and then.

The risk-to-reward ratio would surely now favour the latter - shockingly undervalued when considering this company's commodities, and even more so that they are a) in demand, and b) increasing in price. Come on, LR, demonstrate us your deal-making strategy to catapult this company's value to many multiples of its current valueless torpor.

The BoD remains cognizant that its abysmal non-performance, over the past two years or so, has precipitated this company's dire share-price descent, and thereby enervated the once-unquestioning effervescence of investors' sentiments towards its supposedly easily fulfillable, short-term financial success; the BoD dislikes scrutiny over its misleading sloganeering - perhaps Dominic Cummings is on the payroll?