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Echo that positive view, bohercom - there's much to look forward to / hope for from here, especially when the tariff 'wars' are concluded to lift sentiment, somewhat, giving rise to renewed demand for metal prices, especially for tin which is in relatively short supply and likely to remain so for quite some time.

Andrada's sp looks very tempting accordingly, around today's level, imv - sasa.

My sentiments entirely - the world needs the tech metals we have here and although commodity prices are on the slide right now, sentiment can change very quickly - sasa.

What Enquest brings to the table seems to me to be an immediate move off AIM if the deal terms are agreed ( raison detre of the reverse T/O) further tax losses for the combined group, a modest overseas exposure and their improving production / profit profile.

The terms for us will be key as to whether anything comes of it - sasa.

Yes, I agree, TD2, as any material change in either or both could be very significant - sasa.

Intriguing those two sizeable corporate purchases, too, ODA, being within a few days of each other and aggregating 8.5% of the float - pure coincidence or for some other reason? - sasa.

'Supercilious' better fits that description, I'd say, NewK! - sasa.

Very interesting these findings of late, I must say - sasa.

I have to agree with TD2's comment on it - nothing new - just a stunted, perfunctory, 'overview' rather than any substance.

Until there's something meaningful to galvanise interest, the sp will continue to languish, unfortunately - sasa.

Well worth posting the salient points from that vid, CCC, thanks - just wish more CEO's would join the clamour to get some sort of order back into MM's practices where abusive tactics are perceived to exist and then we might get somewhere...

Such shenanigans are merely undermining London's, already tarnished, mkt appeal, especially in junior mkts, as things stand.

Making a market in AIM shs is their 'raison detre', whereas manipulation, if that's indulged in, is an illegal practice and the FCA should investigate matters rather than doing little or nowt about it and not before time! - sasa.

If only Andrada's sp would begin to reflect that, Richy - the persistent sales have to stop soon surely?

AV must be concerned with the Mkt cap now down to around a paltry £35m odd and others like SQM must be pondering whether to take full advantage of the current situation, I'd have thought... sasa.

CCC - the mkt's perception of Andrada is irrational at present / has been for quite some time, (which TDT's JMK's expression refers to) if you're confident in the co's potential, which you expressed in your post yesterday. It's not so much about insolvency most of the time but running out of patience during the prolonged downturn...

The adverse sentiment behind it right now stems from a variety of influences, not least the sustained selling by an Insto or two, which stifles any upturn in the sp until it's exhausted.

Patience is all that's required until, hopefully, positive RNS news is announced on several fronts which the present shareholders yearn for to lift Andrada's perception out of the doldrums. It will / should come soon, given the various developments underway now and from those, the move, sustainably, into 'the black', too.

Given Andrada's paltry mkt cap at this stage, the value on offer today is exceptional, imv - sasa.

Just seen this - nasty impediment to sentiment / tarnishing their growing reputation, initially - the fine's only $2.5m not $25m as shown but still very disappointing.

Wise should certainly put out their take on it to clarify the situation - sasa.

Agreed, Persilchat - the desire to move Stateside to improve HBR's rating must be increasing for LC, given her proactive approach with Harbour increasingly overseas now with a decent 50/50 oil & gas split, too...

Such an announcement getting underway would rapidly lift the sp out of the doldrums and that's a big risk for those still looking for a lower entry point, imv - sasa.

Hi DTP - I suspect the pull back in sentiment reflects Trump's call for getting the oil price down, ('drill baby, drill') even though the US frackers, especially, need it to stay up to support their profitability...

Most 'oilies' are lower since his utterance, including HBR and SQZ, despite their decent updates of late - sasa.

I hear on the lunchtime news just now that the Chancellor, currently on another jaunt, this time, in Davos, has announced a 'finessing' of her 'Nom Dom' abolition tax status plans to appease the wealthy investors in attendance there to encourage investment in the UK.

Whatever next? Is reality beginning to crash in on her / the government, at last, that a swingeing tax assault on industry invariably has an adverse effect on economic growth?

That might well be too much to expect but having overtly got off on the wrong foot, in so many instances, since she became Chancellor, maybe a bit of a 're-think' over here, too, is possible, given the languishing state of the UK economy over the past six months - sasa.

'Hope springs eternal', as they say, upomega - meanwhile, the decent balance sheet / high yield afforded here, are two strong pointers, prior to a move off AIM later on this year, if they announce it, to augment the appeal of Serica around today's paltry sp level, imv...

I've been a strong advocate of the company buying an offshore asset situation to lessen their total NS involvement for quite some time, as many on here will know; if it ultimately transpires all well and good, as the old BoD and now the new one, have been / are very wary of overpaying in this regard, so any such deal should 'stack up' if it happens at all...

I agree the Socialist government, seeing the need to relent on their punitive tax exploitation, is a 'long shot' but in the absence of that happening, the shs still offer good value, statistically, in today's conditions.

I'm too old now, with family commitments, to boot, to move elsewhere, anyway - sasa.

'I think government sentiment will change' - let's hope reason comes into their thinking at some point soon, DTP - that development + the move off AIM, will propel the sp higher, especially when interest rates start declining, too - hope springs, and all that - sasa.

If the Bod is now getting on with the plans to move off AIM, that's the most positive disclosure I took from the Presentation in gaining some decent exposure to Insto investment, given the high yield afforded; let's hope it does happen later this year, as intimated - sasa.

The BoE is always 'behind the curve' in steering rate levels in a supportive direction.

With Rachel Reeves now asking for any ideas from regulators to assist economic progress shows she's out of ideas, too, in pragmatically stimulating the economy - lessening the reneging on her pre - election 'business friendly' stance would be worth considering for starters, I'd say - sasa.

What's this gold spec. to do with Andrada, pray tell, Jimdawg? We're in tin / lithium / etc., - sasa.