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The Auditor notes has frightened the horses, 'Material uncertainty relating to going concern.' This statement is made because the company will need to raise funds in the next twelve months.
Talk about stating the bleeding obvious!
That is what the current financing, offtake talks are about!
If you think they can't get financing, yes, run for the hills. If they can't get financing nor will any other nickel mine, as HZM costs are in the lower quartile. That will leave the nickel supply rather constrained for all the new demand that everyone states is coming,

Well done to those in charge for all their hard work this last year and good wishes to all shareholders old and new.

This time last year nickel price was $13380 share price about 3.8p.

Nickel now touching $13000 share price about 2.22p,

I reckon Chancers has got the right idea.

Thanks as always RedRoy. If this share stays at 2p until it produces, I will still be here.

After my Quindell experience I ration money in each share, have gone over my limit slightly with this one though. Partner and all but one child in here as well, one day we will be sorted or sad.
We've done the sad bit with Quindell, tightened our investment research and decided this share is fine.
I won't talk about walking away from Blue Prism in the early days!

Think a good rise in the price of nickel might be the trigger, until then I shall just wonder what I would do with a 10 to 50 times rise in this share price.
My average is over 4p, people who can buy at the current price are extremely fortunate in my opinion.

You reckon £1, that would be nice, thank goodness for the Isa.

From article below - Chinese vehicle makers used 253% more nickel in passenger EV vehicles in January this year compared to 2018.
Jump is due to shift to batteries with higher nickel content -

http://www.mining.com/chinese-electric-vehicle-makers-gorging-nickel/

With thanks to Twigs again.

I think the sellers are individuals who do not fancy waiting until quarter 1 for financing.
Jeremy in his interview last week said he had visited all the big institutional investors in the last week and they were content.
Hopefully one or both of the miners invested here will either aid financing or buy us out. They are not going to let this one wither away.

Twigs was the poster and as he said perfect timing for financing this in Q1. We need I believe $14,000 for nickel to make financing attractive. If nickel does not meet those realms by the end of the year, car producers will have to find another metal to be the major component in their batteries. Even the big Chinese projects need $14,000.

Once the mine is built our nickel comes out of the ground in the lower quartile of costs.

https://stockhead.com.au/resources/lithium-and-cobalt-pfft-nickel-is-where-the-battery-metals-action-is/amp/

With thanks to a poster on the other side.

Funding might be someone else's problem by next year.

Will be interesting to hear any snippets of info from the investor call. I thought news on any battery grade nickel at Vermelho was due in May, think I am mistaken, may be earlier.

https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/base-metals-investing/nickel-investing/super-batteries-which-metal-fuel-future/

Live dangerously djryan777, buy at over 2p!

Most of my shares were bought 2p higher than that.

Last week I thought 20p a fair target for this share, after this week's news and interview I am aiming higher.

Three Onca Puma mines should not be valued so cheaply in my opinion.

Jeremy Martin in his latest interview said he had visited all major shareholders in the last week, including those you mention. They were all said to be happy.

Probably the people who picked up City Financial's distressed job lots, rumoured at about 1.9p, have not got very sticky fingers.

Some people on Twitter say they are trading this share.

The mineral resources give me plenty of confidence, even at these silly share prices, or lower.

I picked up some of these shares at 2.1p this morning!

After my debacle with Quindell I have an investment limit on each share, so am living dangerously.

Missed Blue Prism at the start, because I did not trust my judgement,
they got to £25 a share.

Interesting with HZM latest interview that lots of people have signed non disclosure agreements to enter the data room.
Guess the data room is digital, might be getting quite crowded otherwise.

We have a market cap of £32 million, I mentioned last weekend that Jeremy Martin in interviews often compares HZM to Onca Puma nickel mine, which was sold for $850 million at construction phase.

Now Jeremy in this latest interview compares the reserves in HZM to three Onca Puma mines.

I reckon they will get their options at 4.8p.

Results of testing to see if Vermelho has battery grade nickel are due in May.

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