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As per RNS the latest corporate presentation give a great insight in this world class deposit. Looking forward to the stated
'Significant potential resource increases planned for early-mid 2022' and other points highlighted in the slide 'Exciting year ahead'. Looking very interesting indeed and one to buy and tuck away for significant returns medium terms. http://www.investi.com.au/api/announcements/svm/660c292f-d25.pdf

Must admit the know how from Robin and the delivery during interviews are impressive. Ideal person to speak with his CV and expertise to the automotive industry, battery gigafactories etc.

I agree it's annoying but value always prevails and will come through; hold and wait patiently, as our day will come soon with revenues increasing massively year or year plus news due on all fronts.

That small buy was mine and have bought also a small amount of SCIR. I have looked at AEX for a while and whilst not in a hurry to jump in with a larger position, as a short term pullback could always happen and the drill is only later in the year, these are shares I want to keep alongside other on my radar.

Agreed Jaybo, many interesting comments in the research note which I always look at as an additional source of information but being well aware that these are usually issued by the company corporate broker. So Arden have come out with a conservative 7p target which looks sensible ie first target for me if they deliver on their plans is £100mio mcap or 8p. The other comments which I find interesting are 'valuations assume the complete exercise of all warrants as they are in the money and should fully fund the business', hence no placings required and that is a massive factor in any early stage company. The warrants expire November 2023 and I suspect that before then when we are closer to £100mio, institutional investors will come in and they will target a higher MCAP medium term. The other point is the statement 'We believe that proof in operation of the Recyclus business should see significantly higher share price with more to come from other potential valuation uplifts we have not yet quantified' ! DYOR, but in my mind this is a share to buy and set aside for a couple of years.

Thanks and Don't you worry Strechum, bought a few back to prove to myself that the DKE idea was correct. Let's see

Still licking my wounds from that Buffalo hit, but still holding all of my #ADV shares as I remain of the idea that the board will deliver a production asset and the shares could re rate massively if partially funded from debt. Time will tell.

DBD I still have almost all my pre-ipo and ipo shares and all warrants. I mentioned before for me the first big target is £100 mio mcap or say 8-9p, but the reality is that if the plan for 2 new plants per year for 5 years is delivered #TM1 could be a £300-500mcap company in 5 years, hence if you share this view hold most and add if you can. The 2 year Warrants will be converted on the way up and reduce any placing risk. If we get around £100mio mcap we will attract institutional medium long term investors. DYOR and be patient as this company is in the right space at the right time, let's see if their business plan is met ie target approx net profit by end of year 3 of £15mio from UK plants serving UK and Europe but excluding international licensing, add to that what the mines can be worth and other plans undisclosed. Nothing is guaranteed but I think we would not be back at this level had it not been for the Russian tensions. Time will tell.

The reality here is that thanks to the political tensions re have pulled back to a level which we would have not seen otherwise. Very difficult, but if you are a long term holder like me just hold and if you have any cash add some on these major dips. Maximum patience required all around.

Aldebaran, I agree warrants might be a slight drag in any company, but in my mind I rather prefer investors who have already invested and are aligned with TM1 to sell some shares to exercise the warrants and retain most of their shares and fund our company, rather than having the worry to do placings which attract each time new short term flippers. Furthermore we already know that warrants are at 3.375p and set a floor at that level, whereby placings could have been lower. What I would like however to see for all us investing in shares is for the Russian roulette to stop.

Great RNS, almost £800,000 raised via warrants exercise which basically means that no placing is required. Exactly as expected, some have sold shares to raise some money and in turn exercise the warrants and land up with shares again.

Just to be transparent with other holders, I have decided to sell at a 5% loss my small holding here today, so if you see a couple 1 mio share sales it was me and not the Sunday Roast person still selling. In all honesty it was easier to sell than what I thought, so it could well be that the selling has truly come to a closing stage. My decision is purely due to the fact that I'm taking some money off the table whilst the Russia/Ukraine situation is clarified. Done the same with some other smaller holdings I have, but keeping my core TGR, TM1 and other larger holdings ROQ, EISB etc. Still think that if DKE can sort out the financing around the energy projects in a smart not too dilutive fashion the potential could be massive from such small MCAP. Safe investing.

Have been watching MOS for a while and after recent RNSs have taken a small position today.

Alan Green covering SVML on Feb 6 https://twitter.com/Stefano_shares/status/1491711932331696131?s=20&t=_-4diQD0z9_63lDlrctevA

Agreed Sausage, buy and forget, but I can live with this risk/reward and that's how I made money over the years.

In this game you have to stay rational. I hold a very large position and, although I can't forget about Buffalo, I look at ADV now in a similar fashion to when I first bought, after this board came in. Basically a cash shell where this time around the focus is on closing a production deal mostly funded by debt and to less extend an equity raise. There is no guarantee that they will be successful, but they raised a massive amount just in equity for Buffalo when they had a similar market cap. I'm convinced that if they close a production deal primarily debt funded, they will have no issue in also doing a part as an equity raise. Time will tell.

SGF, agreed and disregard, just incredible what some posters are up to, but as mentioned before we all have our strategy.

Clear interview. I'm still holding my shares as there is no point in selling at these levels. The strategy has changed and if they can deliver one of these mainly debt or vendor funded deals they are working on by end of 2022 the shares will re-rate massively, otherwise we ware talking a cash shell with little cash, but we are not far from that valuation in any case. I will wait even more patiently as usual, although Buffalo will never be forgotten and I have learned not to hold any significant holdings into any drill results.

Bought another 50,000 which I will hold long term.

Agree with you Sausage, this will take time but I bought here for the long term potential. Interview today which provides some info for newcomers https://www.**********.co.uk/articles/traders-cafe-with-zak-mir-stephen-west-executive-chairman-roquefort-therapeutics-7c8218e/