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I think you meant consolidation.

Honestly, this was looking very promising just from the Burundi angle. We haven't heard what's happening on the ground there, but the fact that the CEO has just popped up to say that things have stabilised and are progressing nicely over there to the point that they can look at the next country and the next set of licenses is a very good sign indeed. This is BOTH positive news about Burundi, AND the announcement that the company is expanding.

Add to that that he says the costs are low or this expansion. Good all round.

We can be sure that CEZ would not invest into this if they didn't expect a good return on their investment. They'll have made sure other things (like finding a buyer for the Lithium) will come into place before they wrote the cheque. And they're 70% state owned. Now, sure, utilities and mining are different departments of the state, but surely they'll also have made sure that no licensing problems are waiting down the track. It's a huge vote of confidence, IMO.

Let's leave this to the real optimists, not just those who take the moniker. Proof is in the eating.

We don't miss them, though, do we?

What's that Embers. We need @thegreatKhalid to tweet about it

This do for you?
https://twitter.com/thegreatkhalid/status/1195356783931482112

870m shares in issue. Times 1.75p. = £15m mcap

Where's plum pudding? Last we saw, he was waiting for this to drop to 4p so he could get in and trade it up to 6p. I think we've left those levels behind.

Yogi - I think we need the shareholder meeting to have taken place.
We had to _complete_ an RTO within 6 months of becoming a Rule 15 shell in order to avoid suspension. Not just have a potential RTO announced.
Now we're suspended, the rules say that the reason for the suspension has to have gone away before we can resume trading.
But I'm hopeful we'll know what's coming before the end of 2019, and then get an EGM in early 2020 to bring this back online.

What do you mean? At the top of this chat page it shows Bid: 0; Ask: 0; Spread: 0; Open 0; etc.

Have you worked out how Chris?

Audio / video sync awful on that, but the interview itself was excellent at explaining (what I thought as I read the RNS) how the RNS was actually reporting an overall success.

I've just filtered him, Italian. I have a very small filter list, as I don't normally want to shut out contrary opinions. I need to not live in an echo chamber, and consider facts that don't fit the current narrative.

But Pud's not posting a single rational argument that needs to be considered carefully by holders of EVRH. He's just posting drivel trying to drive the price down. He even admitted on here that he wants the price to drop to 4p so he can buy in. So he's also convinced that this is a solid long-term hold, but by his own admission is posting negative material because he doesn't want to pay a fair price to come in.

I don't need someone like that when I'm trying to think things through and help others. So he's added to my filter list, which contains just 5 names.

Not so: https://www.o2.co.uk/5G

When would the UK financial authorities ever not want to be sure the necessary background checks on the funding were done properly.

Pud, if you've got 6 sentences to write, could you please put them in one post, rather than creating a post for each sentence. Otherwise people will filter you because the posts are hard to read, and so miss the point you're trying to make. Ta.

A good article here analysing why the market reacted negatively to the news and why the announcement yesterday is not at all the show stopper that the market seems to think it is: https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/906875/astrazeneca-and-the-art-of-resurrecting-failed-drug-candidates-906875.html

https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/AN_1573578784384058300/tern-says-nine-month-turnover-of-its-portfolio-companies-rises.aspx

If it never drops to 4p, you never get to buy.
Easy

She'd clearly prefer to pay 7p for a share in a company that has the funds it needs for its planned acquisitive expansion, than 5.25p for a share in a company that will never be more than a stake in Aje.

Put like that, it makes a lot of sense.