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Tro, Chesh, You two are the twin stalkers. 😂

The problem is that he had had too many years before we could recognise any value from Redmoor.

Tro, Thankfully, this share has definitely redeemed me - I like to think I had the gumption to persevere with it through the dark days.

I meant Tro.

Avios points, Chesh - plenty to redeem,

Irrelevant even if China dropped its exports-ban - the fundamental point is that it has already weaponised its critical minerals’ hoard and, therefore, the West will have to secure its own supply regardless of China’s stance.

Bluey, Don’t involve yourself in such pettiness - the filter is your friend.

Bluegrass, The person clearly fails to research this share properly - just avoid responding to the unjustifiably negative nonsense.

Brokers and investors apply a simple method to apply valuations to explorers/miners; a commonly used one is a P/NAV, which increases as a percentage of the total NPV with each stage, such as exploration, and the release of a technical report, such as MRE - for example, SM! could be valued up to 40% of its NPV as it advances towards the release of its PFS.

Declaring that it’s overpriced, mis-priced, underpriced needs expounding as to why: quite simply, predicated upon the first paragraph’s explanation, SML remains significantly camped in the latter.

Zeus is both a broker and an MM.

Bluegras. Thanks for clarifying that - I understand your overall point.

Thanks.

Basilica, Where did you find out about the legal action against Almonty?

And South Korea’s tungsten mines will primarily supply South Korean companies, leaving little to export to the West.

And China, no?

The twinned 80s’ drill holes to indicated, with the other parts inferred.

Beppie, Hmmm…okay, I’ll give you that one. 😁

Ontarget, That is so true; but it’s because Coffey’s invested in Tun and, therefore, he’s obviously invested in next door’s up-and-coming mining neighbour SML. As someone on Telegram says, it could be Sprott.

GMET and SML, hmmm…Mark Burnett involved in both, and a US listing would boost our valuation; anyhoo, back to the task at hand - the upcoming MRE.

But, but, but…we have to follow verbatim the Lassonde Curve without interpolating any geopolitical and other strategic factors that may affect the share price.