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I always wanted a house with a bifurcated staircase, may be possible if we achieve some of the future projections here.....

With a hydrogen future palladium will be even more in demand.
We are facing accelerated global warming due to the accumulation of greenhouse gases. A hydrogen-based economy is one potential approach toward maintaining our standard of living while lowering carbon dioxide emissions. Palladium is a unique material with a strong affinity to hydrogen owing to both its catalytic and hydrogen absorbing properties. Palladium has the potential to play a major role in virtually every aspect of the envisioned hydrogen economy, including hydrogen purification, storage, detection, and fuel cells.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1369702111701432

I took a leak and still nothing!

Thanks for the response Mac.
It is always interesting to get another perspective, good or bad and to be fair I was unaware of this information posted on the telegram group.

I did anticipate that this would be done and dusted within 6 -12 weeks however something else must have come up during the sales process.
Perhaps the one interested party that they are left with is playing hardball over the the price or what is and isn't included.
The Company cannot really go back to the market now and consider the other interested parties.
Just thinking out loud and reasons for the delay, probably all rubbish but we can only conjecture at this stage.
I am hanging on in there whatever happens by the way.

This has certainly been an Epic voyage to rival Jason and the Argonauts and the quest for the palladium fleece.
Fighting many Harpie bots on the way and slaying the JUB monster, nearly being dashed on the Black Rocks many times.
Battling the Hydra, the multi headed monster also known as TMS and the many tentacled deep fried squid the brave crew battle on to calmer waters to seize the riches of the beautiful green battery land.

They are trying to wear you down.
Optimism by going into the blue followed by a drop into the negative makes people tired and despondent and ready to press the sell button.
It is investor psychology.
We haven't actually moved from the start of the day.....
IMHO of course,

Could mean they are updating ready for an announcement?

Cannot get on the Eurasia Mining website page.
Anyone else have this issue?

The fact that we have a Japanese office must be a big clue as to the future direction.
Can't see any other reason to have a set up there?

Palladium will have a huge role to play in the hydrogen economy.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/251671298_The_role_of_palladium_in_a_hydrogen_economy

Billions, I beg to differ I would say that these are measured resources and not inferred so I am sticking with my 5% in ground value and will not lower myself to allude to your intelligence or lack of.

Anyone care to work out what 104.6 million ounces platinum/ palladium group metals is worth taking as 5% in ground value.
I would estimate around $5 billion and this doesn't include MT for which there should be a substantial dividend.
Has to be a 10 bagger from here?
Sorry if this is perceived as a ramp but would welcome figures from more astute mathematicians.

Good Luck to you Sam, I love it when a plan comes together.
The directors have never sold a share and that should tell us something, I'm sure that they are working hard to progress a deal.
I think a £1.00 is an ambitious target but can see between 60 - 80p.
It's all about having the cojones to hang on IMHO.

We are in the Doldrums -there's no wind in the sails here, no land in sight from the crows nest.
As all sailors know once this present calm breaks as it always does we could be propelled directly to golden shores (or platinum and palladium ones).
Hold tight shipmates....

Aspenwood, I would concur with you there.
For those brave enough to stick it out we could be looking at £5.00 but could possibly take 5 years to get there.
In the short term I'm looking at a mouth watering divi........

All wrapped up in one persona from what I see.

Being pedantic, should these smaller split trades be referred to as sprats?

If you have done your research as you say then this should add some comfort to your present dilemma.
All share trading is based on risk and reward and a certain amount of luck and being in the right place at the right time.
You should not take anyone's advice here but we are all invested because we see a great company with huge potential rewards. The directors have taken shares in lieu of remuneration and have not sold. They are I believe acting in their and our interests in bringing this deal to a successful conclusion.
It is taking an inordinate amount of time but possibly because the deal is massive with lawyers and other major parties involved this should have been anticipated by investors.
All IMHO

I think most are holding for the outcome now or accumulating small additional amounts at this level and the available pool for manipulation is drying up.
Be interesting to see what happens from here.