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Its irrelevant though, the last regime ruined the business and made the stock pretty much worthless, this is just damage limitation at this point.

Another placement, this time to fund the " initial preparation" nothing more, nothing less. A death by a thousand cuts would be more enjoyable just put me out of my misery already.

Im still holding but hibernating until I hear more from RMR. I'm expecting an announcement of an offtake agreement or JV to fund further drilling.

Good read. Let’s not forget this is AIM stock, and the pathway is rarely linear (quite often the opposite). Every AIM stock I’ve invested in has been a huge personal stress, with the highest highs and lowest lows, and a fairly high percentage of failures. But this is high-risk, high-reward. Timeframes slip, there have been and will be setbacks. I quite like that Paul hasn’t just come out and said they’re going to sell it. As a businessman, he knows not to seem too eager—find what you’ve got, get an MRE or several, and that will attract buyers. Decent progress is being made. We have an undervalued stock with tremendous upside potential. They’re solid with socials and interviews—it’s a really exciting time.

Same here — hard to believe that a year later we’re sitting at a 44% discount compared to back then. Considering how far we’ve come, it’s madness.

On a positive note all the day traders and panic sellers are out.

Your welcome,

Exactly that, Paul also mentioned that "quite a few" discussions are going on in the background with "one very obvious" and other international mining operations and it's "likely" they will bring someone in to help with the volume of drilling needed to be done to get exploration targets drilled up. When asked bout JV or an off take agreement he said "yes, could be either or both".

Uploaded on to youtube about 10 minutes ago https://youtu.be/-rTMtCY3nCE?si=GMqnLs9_sAuPkwTQ

another bored troll talking ****.

I should have said the below is from Zaks Traders Cafe.

Rome Resources (RMR), the DRC-focused tin and copper explorer, announced the publication of its maiden mineral resource estimate (“MRE”) for its Bisie North Project, confirming the presence of a large, multi-metallic tin-copper-zinc system across the Company’s Kalayi and Mont Agoma prospects.

Comment: The criticism of RMR has been that the company was touting a significant asset at Bisie North, and was missing confirmation. We now have it, something which suggests that the shares which are essentially only where they came to market at are being treated rather unfairly to say the least.

Before the MRE this was relativly worthless, now we have confirmation of an range value and resources with further opportunities to improve on this the SP goes down, doesn't make sense to me. Hopefully a interview today will settle some nerves.

With Bisie North now defined as a large, multi-commodity system, we are well positioned to engage with strategic partners and to build on this momentum through the next phase of exploration and resource growth." Buyout or JV on thr cards.

Brilliant news, excellent numbers and even further upside through additional prospecting. Proof of concept done, we now know what we have, and we have a lot of it. Congrats all

If I was RMR and I already had strong MRE numbers in front of me, I wouldn’t just be finalising an RNS, I’d be on the phone with my NI 43-101 in hand to Alphamin next door to see how serious they are about expanding their operations – or better yet, I’d speak to a Alphamin competitor to start a bidding war . Alphamin already operates the highest-grade tin mine on the planet just a few kilometres away, so they know exactly what these grades and intercepts mean.

I tend to agree, it's either a passively positive or massively negative.

Stockbox just said thay rome resources had to pull out last minute.

Today's sells are relatively small so I doubt they are insiders, probably people expecting an RNS and selling because it hasn't dropped yet. Couple of days until we find out, good luck all.

Your absolutely right, im not very technical when it comes to this so maybe someone is can analyse what you said and help us out

The only thing I would add is maiden MREs are usually conservative in nature and are built upon with further exploration. An MRE is needed to first tick the feasibility box and get some official numbers documented, then funding for further exploration maybe through a JV, once its packaged up nicely it will either be mined by us, sold to a wealthy operator or a hybrid approach.