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DITFK, happy to include you at 72p.

but there is no current price.

... clock still ticking, so game still underway ...

(all bets null & void if no return from suspension)

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amers, i will post as & when i wish.

sdelka, i don’t know if they would be granted an
extension to the suspension beyond august 11th,
if they ask for one. — possible that they would not.

but that would be up to AIM regulation, not you or i.

bishbash’s original post was simply asking
what some different outcomes *could* be.

no, I’m not saying they *want* to delist.

i agree that EUA BoD are probably keen
to resume trading rather than delist. but
wanting is not always the same as getting.

hi bishbash, possible outcome 3, nothing much
happens before august 11 and EUA gets delisted.

possible outcome 4, EUA announces an extension
due to covid19, then nothing much happens for
another 6 months and EUA gets delisted anyway.

possible outcome 5, EUA issues some kind of clarification RNS
that AIM regulation accepts as a sufficient ‘cleansing’ statement
to permit trading to resume. trading begins, some folk sell &
some folk buy, peeps continue to talk about whether there will
eventually be a ‘deal’, & the EUA share price finds its new level...

“Since just prior to the suspension they have been extremely quiet...”

yup, i think they got their arse kicked pretty
hard and realise that they’re under scrutiny.

have a good saturday all honest & polite folks.

explore,
discover,
present,
sale.

well, they’ve been busy with #1,
but not doing very well with #2.
debatable how good they are at #3,
but #4 still seems to be jam domani.

that’s the thing about these kind of AIM companies, they can keep on
spinning ever hopeful stories about that next place they’re going to
explore, the next exciting licence they’re going to apply for, the next
deal they’re hoping to conclude etc., ... and all that helps to keep on
pumping the share price while new shares get produced. story stock.

jmo. laters.

time well spent from my perspective for the entertainment,
and occasional learning points. i don’t tend to watch soaps
or reality shows much, but this has a pretty similar value. (can
you imagine the full toe-curling horrors of a big brother house
that had lucretius, frankey, TDT, penguin, GFD, Ian_, etc in it?)

[geordie accent]: “day 132, and EUA is still
suspended. frankey & ian are in the jacuzzi...”

chris2, which of my postings from yesterday do you consider to be “vile”?

you appear to be wrongly assuming that i have some connection
to other posters here. but i have only one ID, nobody pays me or
incites me to make posts here, and i don’t know any of the other
posters here (lol, let alone anyone at sharepuppets or on twitter.)

EUA does seem much better at producing some things than others.

it’s seemed pretty good at churning out new shares over the years,
RNS and tweets which hint at marvellous deals yet to come, photos
of tonka trucks, & now perhaps licenses to explore ever greater areas?

but not so good yet at selling metals actually extracted, releasing
updated WK production figures, clarifications re CITIC, or producing
good profits & free cash flow. maybe all that jam will come tomorrow?

that’s the company which produced the rampy report which in theory should
only have been viewed by professional investors, but was then inappropriately
published to retail investors (aka amateur punters). (remains unclear if there
ever were any professional investors who bothered to read it or took any notice.

that’s the report some on here have called an independent research report,
but which is clearly a “marketing communication” from the FCA’s perspective.

ACF warns that it took no steps at all to independently verify any of the info
given to it by unspecified sources. from the filings at companies house, as
broxbourne noted yesterday, ACF seems to be a one-man band. it’s late filing
its accounts this year, and previous accounts show a total balance of just over
£2000. they were struck off in 2015 (appears for late filings) but then got an
administrative restoration. this tiny outfit acts as a representative of City &
Merchant. their group CEO is tim lyle, who helped organise whetstone capital,
until tim resigned as director in april 2020. whetstone was run by allan biggar,
and associated with aiden earley, who repeatedly touted it in his blog as a newco
being set up as a new opportunity for pis in WRN that had gone into liquidation.

ACF equity research does appears on the FCA’s register, although still
showing an old address that ACF moved from about three years ago.

(perhaps they’ll get round to updating it once they file those overdue accounts.)

this is the company which ian describes as reputable,
although he offered no basis for that assessment.

"I didn’t think it was such a small outfit. If so, why would our directors appoint them to prepare such an important note apparently only for professional investors and not retail. "

yes, that was a good question. now why would they?
someone remind ACF to file those overdue accounts, eh.

[yawn, bedsocks on, ovaltine steaming.]

"This research report and its contents are intended for professional investors and not for retail investors. A marketing communication under FCA Rules, this document has not been prepared in accordance with the legal requirements
designed to promote the independence of investment research and is not subject to any prohibition on dealing ahead of
the dissemination of the investment research."

so the 'independent research report' is actually marketing,
from an FCA perspective. & it wasn't meant to be released
to retail investors. and yet it was... lol, that's a bit curious.

weekend ahoy, yay! - been too many tasks this week.

night all.

oh, that's interesting (well, ok, to me at least)...
a connection between EUA & WRN/whetstone.

ACF equity research is a representative of city & merchant.
group CEO of city and merchant is timothy lyle. now that's the
same timothy lyle associated with whetstone capital, up until
he resigned as a director in april 2020. and whetstone capital
is (as dvharrison could vouch) the utterly worthless newco that
was created to 'gift shares' to the shafted WRN investors, which
got some of them to waste even more dosh at the roulette wheel.

“A reputable company...”

based on what, Ian_?

dark arts of specialist accountancy, known
only to those who have sold their soul ...

lol, carp, don’t be daft! - this is a huge FTSE 100 stock.
nobody can ramp or deramp this share... no amount
of posting on this board or elsewhere would make the
slightest difference, up or down, to prudential s/price.

i‘m really pleased by yesterday’s RNS about prudential,
which i think bodes well for medium/long term prospects
& share price. do you have any thoughts about prudential?
happy to hear them, if you do, whether positive or negative.

carp, 2.67% today, improvement in the balance sheet
& a strong step towards jackson IPO suits me just fine.

... it's not an AIM stock, you know ...

priced in now.