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I'm sure your peculiarly conflicted, overly capricious opinions could top it off.

Surprised, You must stop spoiling when it's on a roll the negative narrative with your ebullient optimism...

Fira, They're buying into a failing company without income that covers costs and project-development, without a clear strategy, without frequent comms, without buying enough shares under 1p when one BoD said he would: all in all, a company with a profoundly miserable future that will end up on the AIM trash-heaps as yet another ill-conceived piece of rubbish with limited cash-raising recyclability.

Bass guy, That’s just the reflecting the reality of our expected output and revenue - I’m talking about 4p - now, that’s a ramp.

Over the next few years, expect a steady increase in this company’s size, number of drugs, revenue - and share-price; a complete reversal of the previous few years’ combination of stagnation and decline.

Sorry, spellchecker replacing ‘more’ with the Spanish word ‘ire’ - no idea!

A bit iré ramping like that, please

gg_man, This share needs ramping - we're far too modest a bunch of investors - doesn't look as though we have any folks in marketing.

Hey Earny, I agree with you in that False 8.4.3 and NDWI certainly show pronounced changes in the leeching areas, from April to October, with the latter being the clearer one - it displays marked increases in blue - copper, of course - coverage from August onwards.

Where could our contract between KRS and SMG have lost itself?

Bassguy, You said a four-fold return would be acceptable, which in itself implies you may not be happy be with it (I would agree with you), with the further intimation that you think it may be worth more if the drilling results reveal our resources and mine-life to be much higher than Echo's.

Hi Earny, Sorry, I haven't yet had a chance to dabble with it; but thanks for your advice, which I'll heed, and I'll let you know my thoughts.

On page 17 of that latest presentation, in terms of resource and grade (g/t), Echo Resources would be our closest comparative peer - and it is/was valued at A$241 million before its takeover by Northern Star.

Grade (g/t)
Echo Resources - 2.1
Calidus - 1.8

Resource (koz)
Echo Resources - 1,404
Calidus - 1,248

Mine Type
Echo Resources - Open-pit
Calidus - Open-pit and underground

And we're still drilling for a bumper-increase in grades - go figure!

Our one-liner messages have put paid - hello, major customer - to that.

Como estais? (Forgive the accent-exclusion.)

The most-pressing question for me on AP103: why would UCD spin-off a sepárate company to develop it further for eventual clinical testing? Consequently, where would that leave our interests in it?

Richrover, Hindsight is a great thing - if we all acted on it, we might all be richer, the world may be better; who knows?

Loyalty is an interesting concept in AIM: to me, I am loyal in my investments in so far as I invest for the long term - such as in SML and in KRS - thereby sparing myself from self-flagellating agony when, in particular AIM shares, swing like a lightsaber, not knowing where you will be hit next; a great comforter for me in said shares is that both their BoDs hold a significant amount of their own wealth in them - a reasonably strong intimater that their successful intent focuses on the long term. Of course, I understand that every trader/investor possesses different trading-strategies - which is what make the market.

Equally disappointed that news was not released as publicly scheduled; yet I remain hopeful that the news - when it arrives - will be a multiplier for us.

Revealing rumination on remuneration that removes irresolution.

Perhaps the pre-merged Amryt entity, when its price was bouncing around between 15p and 20p.