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Results of which we should see next week (?).

So, the big millstone around this share's neck seems as though it's about to be broken, freeing it to proudly straighten its body while waving that elusive mining licence.

I wonder if Lupi's been offloading his vast amount - he said we would notice it if he did.

A littel KeRoSene wouldn't go amiss in this one.

My writing is slipshod, today Martin, Indeed, you are right about NAE's struggling with cash - an unenviable position conveyed in a few of its previous media interviews, on which its affable big chief commented that he was in discussion with potential partners for NAE.

Martin, Indeed, you are about NAE's struggling with cash - an unenviable position conveyed in a few of its previous media interviews, on which its affable big chief commented that he was in discussion with potential partners for NAE.

I want no magic afternoon: I want it to remain here for selfish reasons - to pick up some more el cheapo shares, next week!

Dotcom, I am splitting my sides with unstoppable laughter; would you say that should the major Cobre customer recommence deliveries of magnetite that it might send our share-price down to 0.5p?

MrT, I am fairly certain that JP has already stated in two media interviews that despite the three-month hiatus in sales to the major client, at Cobre, that 2018's remaining drilling and other similar work at SML's other projects is fully budgeted for - without recourse to any fund-raising, this year. Unless, I have overlooked a glaring anomaly in my reading of the related events.

One from July 2017 (no, you would not want to pay for the full report - unless this share quadruples in the meantime) - https://www.gminsights.com/industry-analysis/magnetite-market

Slurm, The question would be would the demand for magnetite in the USA be sufficiently high to easily attract another customer - or two - should the current problematic one renege on its contract?

WorldRallyBlue, It's all about the management. ;-)

Nickel_Investor, Earningacrust knows what he's on about - he's involved in accountancy.

BigJ, Thanks for your time for salving the scepticism - again; we all hope that this small snowball unstoppably rolls, increasing both our resources and the sizes of our investments in this company.

Andee, The question is will we be discussing the same topic on awaiting the licence - this time, next year? ;-)

I'm with you on the doubtfulness of our major Cobre client's recommencing deliveries, at the beginning of June; it maybe less emotionally draining to now accept that the regulation-related difficulties of that customer will continue for the forseeable - until we hear otherwise - and therefore presume that the BoD search for new clients for our magnetite.

Would a change of NOMAD - SP Angel acts as one for two of my other holdings, one of which whose investors remain unimpressed by them - ordnarily equate to an imminent placing?

Did anyone sense that JP emanated an unusual semi-bashfulness in the interview, or is it my misinterpretating his body language?

Bigass, PMSL with that big statement - ‘this share is beginning to be a joke’. But, hey-go, your badass analysis is spot on, particularly when it’s one of those rare AIM companies that produces a profit, is consequently mainly self-funding, buttressed by significantly large share-holdings by the BoD.

And results from HC, too.