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19:53, nah, i think some folks wang on here about starmer, BBC, putin, trump, farage, etc, etc, simply because there is nothing meaningful they can say about this useless and moribund company.

… and I think it helps some people to comfort themselves about their losses by pretending to themselves (a) that it wasn’t their fault in the first place that they made a bad investment, and (b) it’ll all be fine in the long run, and they will make lots of money just as soon as the war is over…

…. but meanwhile, year end begins to loom, no asset sales even after six years of trying, and no income, so another placing due in next 3-4 months, -ish, i guess.

… clue is in the title of this lse chatboard, visible towards the top of the screen:

“Eurasia Mining Share Chat (EUA)”

Shaping up to be an interesting week.

Speaking of trying to deflect attention away from the problem ….. how about stopping the tediously off-topic garbage about trump, starmer, farage, putin, BBC etc? —>. and focus instead of the company EUA, its shares, business and market.

…. plenty of space available on Facebook etc for saloon bar bores and troll farm npcs who want to exchange stale guff about licence fees, labour, reform, maga, starmer, putin, trump etc.

I doubt that bumble is the same guy who runs the tinytimski account.

bumble’s been interested in various other shares over time, whereas “ex-forces” tim only started posting after putin’s invasion and seems to only ever post on this particular chatboard, even though he seems to have almost nothing to say about EUA itself and devotes himself instead to facile pro-putin propaganda.

18:58, complete nonsense.

they need to consolidate simply to enable more placings.

the idea that a consolidation in a lenigas AIM stock somehow increases its credibility is laughable b*llocks.

Even by the utterly dismal standards of EUA rampers, today really was scraping the bottom of the barrel, one of the sh*ttest ramps i’ve seen on AIM in years [take a bow, chrisz!] —> posting a link to some random non-entity on internet pretending, but with absolutely *zero* supporting evidence, to have inside information about a billion pound deal agreed ever so (in?)conveniently immediately before putin’s invasion.

if that’s the best the ramping crews can do at this stage of the game, it really does not bode well for the eventual placing price.

… was there anything you wanted to remind folks about coutts bank at all, pointz? …. asking for a friend, so to speak.

16:45, blimey, you are learning, gecko, albeit incredibly and expensively slowly.

not sure tho’ that you’ve understood yet one of the most basic of all AIM investing rules … never, ever, trust dave lenigas.

(a related heuristic is, run for the hills if fatty beaumont has his fingers in the pie.)

“Stonk… I totally agree…”

again, just rofl.

Or, putting another way, he’s referencing the totally fabricated number touted by that website.

“Can anyone confirm these details please”

rofl.

Shame that the uk itself / uk investors sometimes rather sniffy about a great company like this.

Looks like amit didn’t like that email, as it seems he has persuaded lse admin to take it down.

Hopefully, many, many more of the attackers will be killed trying to take the town.

“Nothing anyone says will make a difference.”

… some truth in that, but AIM stocks like this do sometimes get s/p rises from deliberate ramps and pumps by trading groups, and/or ridiculously optimistic ‘reports’ from brokers, bucket shops or dodgy others (sometimes explicitly paid for, sometimes covertly so.)

… so what people say will make no difference whatsoever to EUA’s mining economics, or their lousy prospects of ever selling anything other than freshly printed extra share certificates, but coordinated pumping groups can and do influence the share price for a while, before the fundamentals eventually show through.

* SIX * years now they have claimed they are going to sell assets —> nothing whatsoever sold.

… but that utter garbage from ACF, plus the conveniently timed ‘incautious’ remark about a significant dividend, plus zak, mac, telegrammers et al sure did have an effect on the share price here! … well, for a while, anyway, before the penny starting dropping …

“Itll [sic] explode if theres [sic] peace or keep rising and falling.”

… lol, that seems to be an attempt to make EUA sound like a risk-free share!

… but (a) EUA could not sell anything for years even before putin’s invasion, and the war has not improved EUA’s licences and economics in any way, nor will ‘peace’ in ukraine.

and (b) in the long run, since EUA cannot mine profitably, cannot sell its so-called assets, and has no other source of revenue, the value of the company will eventually fall to zero …. just how long ‘eventually’ is depends on how many more placings they can sucker mug punters into, again.

…meanwhile, winter is coming for EUA too.

but it seems there is hardly anything left to say about the company as its share price slides. chatboard primarily populated by putin apologists and armchair generals these days.

…. next investor webinar / next placing might generate a few relevant posts, until then, meh.

Meanwhile, completely off topic for EUA but no one here seems to care about that anymore, galeotti on putin:

Putin still thinks he’s a genius. All the naysayers are gone

https://www.thetimes.com/article/29dc590e-2b87-4fa0-a66f-6a5249b882cf?shareToken=eca4d4f33692debae1242a442ece612a

You must be a pretty slow reader, welcher. …. it only takes a couple of minutes to look at posts of folks like dshox and gecko, and from my pov it’s well worth it for the chuckles.

(i can appreciate though why lying rampers would prefer folks not to read or remember their old posts.)

31/10, 15:39: EUA was not “pretty solid at 25p”.

it had already fallen below 20p when putin’s invasion started. it had been massively ramped up on false chatter that it was going to sell its so-called assets, backed by a laughably wrong valuation ‘report’ from ACF. … but EUA loses money when it tries to mine, still cannot sell its assets SIX YEARS after saying it was going to, and has no source of revenue other than placings. it failed to sell any asset at all despite a full public formal sale process lasting many months, the **year before** putin invaded.

… weirdly, putin’s invasion has actually stopped some pis from realising the EUA is a terrible company simply because it only owns really poor quality licences that nobody wanted to pay up for even before putin went full tonto.