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Impressive appointment, who clearly likes to join the party early days.

MarcoArco, we all have our strategy, some like me a longer term holders, others trade short term rises and pullbacks, it's just what make a market. Ultimately we all have to do our research and are free to trade as we wish. I think Aldebaran post of 29.1.22 when we were at around 4.20 gives you a clue of his strategy: 'How long before first placing do people think? Wouldn't even, consider buying here until the first one is done and can see what kind of discount is given and whether BoD buy etc... but all being well would get in shortly after the first one'

Nothing is guaranteed and nobody has an idea of what the ultimate funding requirements will be, but what we all know is that this could finally be a massive turning point which could translate in a massive rerate due to the sub £1mio mcap. Time will tell, but I have built a small position.

Depends Aldebaran, in my mind it’s all about mcap now sub £50mio and where it can be in 5 years. If you look at the business plan on the recycling side this could be a £300-500mio mcap company in 5 years. Like with TGR, I made and aim at making an exponential return over the medium long term with companies in the right sector and buying them early, I leave others to trade the 1-2p price movement.

Spoke with one of the brokers and they mentioned that they had a seller which seems to be finished, hence this pullback. In any case great buying opportunity as we are ramping up on mining, downstream and speciality materials and revenues will increase significantly year on year ie non of these early day miners needing to execute ongoing placings.

Couldn't agree more ie nothing is certain in this game but this massive correction might be over and I assume with this sub £1mio mcap it could move upwards quickly, let's see.

As you also noticed Alum, they have £7m in warrants if they need funding. Hence no need for a placing and those who made that claim probably wanted to get in at a slightly cheaper level. Always DYOR

My take as an early shareholder intending to hold long term is that the market in general has been pulling pack on the back of rate rises and Putin and some have simply taken some profits. Personally I don't expect TM1 to consider a placing at all. As BlaimThrower mentioned, I also suspect that TM1 or most likely Recyclus are/will get 'green' government grants. Furthermore, we will have two plants operational this quarter with revenues coming our way. In addition the CLNs which converted into shares at 2.25p at IPO had warrants attached at 150% of IPO price ie 3.375p, therefore, as seen with other companies with a similar set up, warrants will gradually convert into shares during their 2 year lifespan and in turn provide additional liquidity for TM1 going forward, without the need of any placing or debt issuance. Overall I'm actually considering buying some more shares on the back of this pullback and the fact that the company is delivering as promised and also the fact that I expect a constant flow of news on all fronts. Enough from me, patience required as I am, as with TGR, a medium/long term holder.

A bit surprised to see us a these levels, although the market has been under pressure the last few weeks with inflation and Putin worries. As usual patience will reward us in the long run as TGR is delivering on all fronts and we will have a constant stream of positive news near and medium term.

Listen to the figures which TM1 will deliver and profit growth as I don’t think many have worked out how profitable the recycling side will be https://audioboom.com/posts/8022794-alan-green-discusses-onthemarket-technology-minerals-mosman-oil-gas

if it's below mid price at the time any transaction is shown as a sell, if it's above mid any trade appears as a buy.

Agreed. As mentioned before, no idea when, but soon the seller will be done and this might therefore move pretty quickly upwards at some point. Just for clarity, the 2 x 1,000,000 deals this morning are buys which I executed.

Impressive RNS. This is and will be very much a long term holding as I think we might get taken out medium term.

If you are new this is worth listening to https://twitter.com/search?q=sunday%20roast%20TM1&src=typed_query

Great RNS with first plant open as planned and second one to follow in February. Let's get that revenue coming in.

Shishir replied to me earlier today and confirmed that they are working on a new webpage and expects it to be finished in a few weeks. Thinks that market cap and current price don't reflect were TGR is today, but we all know that in the end when a company delivers the value will come through. Enough from me.

Slider I mentioned to Shishir that they should have a look at comments around their webpage and points made by some investors. as we can see from the replies promptly received they have as usual taken care of comments and I'm looking forward to the new webpage. TGR is delivering on all fronts and this is they year when the revenue increases will really sink in for the broader audience.

Rum, in simple terms you have an RTO and related suspension for a couple of months to complete legal aspects etc when a company buys an asset for a value greater than its market cap, same of what happened when they raised money for Buffalo. Clearly the 'punt' here relates to the fact that there is no guarantee that they can close an RTO and if it's value enhancing to ADV, enough from me, time to be very patient. https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ADV/reverse-takeover-transaction-and-suspension-dg5o8xgg4u6sdj3.html

As a large shareholder nice to see a positive day, but as we know the price has been massacred. We have now attracted a few short term traders who will play the upside to close the gap and exit at 0.5-0.6, so don't take everything you read as gospel.
For me the key parts of the last RNS were:
a) the Board believes it has sufficient liquidity to progress new business development through the current calendar year
b)concentrating on non-operated cash-generative assets and capitalising on the current deal pipeline, the Company aims to lever the time and cost expended in assessing potential new ventures over the last year built on the Board's extensive industry relationships
c) Ranging from Europe, Africa and the Far East, the opportunities the Company is assessing are suitable for debt or vendor financing, and the Company is currently -funded to mature these options
d) The Board is confident that it will enter into an agreement on at least one opportunity in its pipeline this calendar year
So basically they have now changed focus towards cash-generative opportunities suitable for debt or vendor financing, which is great. They will in my opinion try to close the one with the biggest debt potential and lowest financing costs first and it that does not work focus on the other ones they have identified. The big unknown is will they succeed and when this year. Therefore I see my holding here as a punt on a shell with smart directors with large upside if they succeed, but without any certainty they will and no idea if also equity will be raised nor the debt/equity ratio. I'm also well aware that even more patience than before is required, as a possible deal might take days, weeks or months to negotiate (plus a few months of RTO share suspension). These are the facts, the rest is noise DYOR

Got a feeling that we have pulled back to test the 4.20 support and can see this now moving higher, let's wait patiently.