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BELL is prime for a takeover, if they hit or even get close to the planned sales targets the big boys will swallow BELL up.

I would recommend any new investors look at the company’s offering to customers compared with rivals.

The competitions are too infrequent, the prizes are in some ways over the top, the chances of winning are incredibly slim.

This is not how you retain customers or attract new customers.

When do people except TEK to start any other new university developments?

The current batch of companies is good and exciting but I was wondering now they are in a far stronger financial position will they begin to develop any of the other university projects they have identified as viable?

Hi ,
RNS is neither good nor bad; it sort of a non event.

They have found potential commercial earth to mine but it’s not substantially mineral rich.
It’s not bad either, it’s just nothing unexpected.

I don’t understand why the share price would fall so dramatically as the RNS could be read both ways as a positive or negative and as such both sides should cancel each other out.

Dotted Lake results can’t be too far away; based on the other developments at dotted lake it could be a game changer for Panther.

CF73

Another member of the pump and dump club

NCCL will soon be dead when the cash runs out, not long to go.

CMEC will not buy out NCCL; this is not how they operate or have ever operated.

Bagholder

It may prove more prudent for AURA to go down the legal route and find a settlement with the Swedish government rather than try and develop a mining operation.
It would be interesting to understand what rights or implied rights AURA has over Haggan.

This is also difficult and expensive, but based on your observation of the Swedish political climate and a similar observation from others; mining is not a growth industry within the country.

Worst case scenario shareholders have to wait until April for the 1st year results.

Until then there is not a lot of information to interrogate.

Hi,
ARB market cap still looks top heavy; has this share got further to fall before the company has a end of year turn around with the Texas facility becoming operational?

In terms of communication, They have replied to emails in the past.

Hi,
The vessel will be carrying out heavy maintenance

Based on previous years

Production update - Feb/March

End of year results (2021) - July/August

AGM - December

Happy New Year

I hope for the sake of small shareholders and small shareholders only I am completely wrong

Possibly.

I can only assume they want to get a new major sponsor on board before releasing the figures.

If this project happens or not one thing is clear, it won’t involve NCCL who are heading to oblivion.

They have no assets beyond dwindling cash,
they have had no significant progress in years,
They have sold the solar project on the cheap to a director,
The chief exec takes home £240k in salary (please correct me if that’s wrong),

Invest in NCCL at your peril

Once production has taken place for 6 months and some tangible results are available then the SP is likely to break 1p plus

It’s difficult to make a case to buy or sell until the first year results are released ; not long to go.

I noticed this share had risen slightly prior to Christmas with a big sell off.

A quick google and it seems the usual rampers on the ADVFN boards have been making the tiresome 10 bagger claims.

Meanwhile Hanno continues to eat into the £1 million raised by the sale of the solar project to fellow board member Fletcher despite the company spending an estimated £3 million on it!

How long before they money runs out and Hanno calls it a day?
12 months max?

I have never understood why BOD remuneration does not change regardless of company performance

If the share price goes up or down the CEOs pay should follow

No such problem for Hanno

Indeed

Do your own research

Indeed, but NCCL have had long enough to network and build a compelling case with the Mozambique government; the leadership at NCCL have failed.
Worst of all they have failed with lots of small shareholder funds squandered.

The BOD have sold the solar project to the biggest investor (Fletcher) on the BOD at a substantial discount compared to how much was spent setting it up; one may argue they have sorted themselves out along with the continuation of a generous renumeration package for Hanno despite achieving nothing to date,

When no one from the BOD will lose out when NCCL goes bust, small shareholders have a major problem.
Lose up to 90% of your investment now or 100% in the near future?