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I'm not sure that this would mean offtakes going to US but would probably have stipulations on using US equipment and some consulting services, and further financial services. They actively compete against other country backed credit facilities so let's hope there's a bit of a bidding war taking place.

Also seems like the $208m might be important, is this the CAPEX required and now able to get an indication of AISC's?

I think there may be some dips but just as people try and make some day money as per any stock. What's really encouraging for med-long terms holders is that we have an excellent team, our own drilling equipment, someone very competent and experienced in managing the running of this type of organisation, multiple promising licenses with more being added, and enough cash in the bank to fully fund the next 2 years of exploration in a very attractive and stable jurisdiction. Seems very good value.

Time to get another drill rig ordered if not already and that lab set up quick smart. If these are exercised that pushes our cash position to +£5.5m and it's of no use sitting in a bank on negative interest rates.

is anyone tracking the shareholder listing on the website? It looks like it's been updated to me but say's there it was last updated 4th Feb 2020. Can anyone confirm if this has changed recently?

Are you suggesting they've changed their reporting strategy based on your email exchange?

I fear you're right but it still won't take much for this to get back on track. Paragraf of late are hiring in areas that indicate they are about to be more outward-facing. Recruiting for a Legal Manager - 'commercial lawyer to handle our Company’s legal transactions and agreements including partnerships, collaborations, licensing and IP matters.'

There's been lots of talk on niche areas where our products can add real value but I'd like to see 1 or 2 government/mass commercial type orders where we can build a base from. I really think this should have been secured last year and not with a company focused on ****stan.

That would imply that the sale price would be below 15p per share wouldn't it? If this company is a target for a takeover it's not selling for £120m so if he held on to the shares he would rightly expect more than what he got recently for them.

Or do you mean they are building leverage to force through a sale?

This is the most manipulated stock I hold, the level of auto buys is staggering. We have major resource targets in Copper, Silver and Gold that this year stand a very good chance of being progressed significantly. Never mind Dundas.

If anything the driving down of the SP gives me real hope that this is going to be a monster. The HMRC situation is a chance for traders to let this happen but the chances of anything but a positive outcome on behalf of JAY is unlikely as it would have far reaching consequences for nearly every other miner listed in the UK.

Everyone can see the analysis of the company over the last 6 months, calling for him to post it is quite baffling. You just need to click on Share Charts and you will see it clearly. I would have thought you'd wait to see some sort of tangible results from the BOD before blindly backing them again?

At last, we employ someone who actually works in this industry. This can't have moved the SP up this much though surely so is there news incoming? Still well below the last ii buy-in @ 8p

Nothing else has changed though, still no update, sales pipeline, distributor network, paragraf JV ...

I would think larger investors care very little about comms from a company of this nature and size. All they will care about is drilling and potential ROI.

Feb is the month for news. GLA

Hi all. Bought my first shares here this morning. Some spectacular results so far, long may it continue. GLA

Give it another 3-4 months then and let's see where it's at. We're progressing nicely I think and your 10p entry point is pretty good.

Saseefeldt how long have you been invested here so far and what's been the thing that has annoyed you most in this time?

Interesting to see some of the developments coming out of Rio Canada and their R&D centre in Quebec.

Launching '- START Responsible Aluminium. It’s like the nutrition label of the aluminium industry, empowering you to make a more sustainable choice'. New service for consumers to be able to quickly identify if the aluminium used in the can they're drinking from comes from and essentially what's it's carbon footprint.

Also of late, they've been producing some new can types for some of N Amercas biggest beer producers.

Hopefully something Bluejay can be involved in in the near future.

'Every little helps' - 20% reduction on cost per barrel, not so little!

Did they not do a recent allocation of shares to senior staff? I would imagine right now there will be lots of planning going on for the upcoming mining season and you would think that the finance options are being discussed. The finance deal is going to take a while to complete, especially if there are a number of options to consider.

This company has not deviated from their plan for the last 5 years, everything has been done to the book and at a pretty reasonable timescale, why would anything now change? They have just received a license to mine £23bn worth of resources and are in a very good location. If they can ship into N.America and/or Europe with the recent changes to global shipping costs per mile to travel, they will be one of the lowest to land. They will also have one of the lowest risk profiles for insurance.

As well as all this they are also going to be taken along with the current and future uptick in miners and minerals.

We are soon to march on. CEO was able to sell at a bit of a premium and a large chunk as the buyers know what's coming, this is as nailed on as there is imo. If these new buyers wanted to acquire all those shares on the open market, it would have taken them a very long time and would have forced this price up as they were doing it. It might keep floating for a while but it is coming there can be no doubt about it.

Barchart Technical Opinion
STRONG SELL
The Barchart Technical Opinion rating is a 88% Sell with a Strongest short term outlook on maintaining the current direction.

The market is in highly oversold territory. Beware of a trend reversal.

This last sentence gives some hope...the saga continues. Would be nice just to hear a peep out of someone from Verditek to give a rundown on what's going on.

TS how many total warrants did you think were possible? I think I remember you posting calculations a week or so ago that seemed about right. Thanks

it feels like it could be given some of the sells this last 10 days.