RE: Hold for gold!11 Feb 2026 11:11
Mibb, I have been invested here for 14 years and have seen multiple cycles of optimism, speculation and shifting narratives. Over that time, Iβve observed how easily short-term price movements are framed as validation of a particular thesis, or how declines are rationalised after the fact. That pattern tends to repeat itself.
I donβt provide specific share price forecasts, and I have previously explained why. In my professional capacity, any valuation case must be grounded in defensible assumptions, transparent modelling, and clearly articulated risks. A projection of Β£1.20 per share requires rigorous justification β without that, it remains speculative.
If I were presenting an investment committee using unsubstantiated price targets, it would not withstand scrutiny. Credibility in this space comes from discipline, not enthusiasm.
My own approach has been consistent: conduct detailed research and build a position over time β in my case averaging down to just over Β£0.50. There is no βget rich quickβ mechanism here; long-term value, if it materialises, will be the result of patient and successful execution.
I have always viewed this as a long-duration holding, believing it to be something to tuck away and reassess as milestones are delivered. If the company ultimately achieves even the lower end of its stated production and valuation aspirations, that would represent an excellent outcome for me given the holdings I now have. However, there is a meaningful distinction between scenario-based upside modelling and optimistic extrapolation. I wish you all good luck, be patient, do proper research, don't listen to an echo chamber, and, take investing seriously, would you bet your savings on the 3.30 at Aintree?
Hi Bonks, hope you and the family are well. Are you not going to keep some form of holdings? Yes, pint is still on me! π