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Strange when it goes ex divi at close of play today. It was up at 630p on Monday. Currently at just 596p.

That would just be a fee payment.

Earwig-o

You have the whole year to invest in your ISA but today is probably a good day for SML investment?

If you really must sell then now is a good time if you are making profits elsewhere. Otherwise you are making a greater loss than any tax liability.

Asterisks are of course for: vox markets all one word.

Check out John Peters at 4:45: https://www.**********.co.uk/company/SML/multimedia/ And there's: http://www.strategicminerals.net/files/201802_Strategic_Minerals_Presentation_LCCM.pdf John Peters refers to using heat leaching initially and then possibly moving in to agglomeration or vat leaching later.

Johnson, I was making a general point that nay sayers always come out when an SP is dropping in any share. It's almost like they want it to go down further to get in at a cheaper price. :-) The two extraction methods for LC were talked about on a recent podcast and they said which one they were going to use. Check out the podcast.

Always the same. The nay sayers always come out when the SP falls, in any share. This is dropping (IMO) because the institution brought in by Resilience to keep the SP down in March is still playing the game for themselves. Once people want to come back in for their ISAs this will have gone up again, I would think. That is what the finance institution will be thinking and are playing the game with that in mind. Dropping the price now for it to come back up when the investors want to buy back for their ISAs. When you've seen it done it always seems so obvious, afterwards.

A good buy in for ISAs on Friday? Maybe whoever is holding this down knows that and it will have perked up by then.

Looks like the financial institution which operated on behalf of Resilience in March to keep the SP down is continuing to operate on behalf of themselves. Show's what happens when you make a pact with the devil. Reminds me of a very mild form of Henderson and AST. Resilience wouldn't care of course, as they can't sell for a while, but SML could suffer for a period.

I too can't understand the reluctance of the SP to rise. We know why it was kept down during March but surely it should bounce now with all the current good news and good news coming?

Highly speculative is not a term I would use with SML when they have proven reserves at the locations they are mining. I would use the word speculative where a company has expectations but no proven reserves. Not the case here. They need to get the financial costs right but the minerals are there.

I don't know is the short answer (pun?). However I am sure businesses making significant deals involving shares will nowadays use financial institutions who can manipulate the SP in the favour of a seller during a specific period of time where shares are part of the deal, for a fee. A fee which should be easily covered by the extra shares that Resilience would get for such a manipulation and the future value of those shares. Nothing obvious of course.

I suppose we may see a final last effort today to keep the SP down for Resilience. Hopefully next week will see a rise when everyone should be acting together to push the SP up.

Chinese proverb: Green light - go, red light - go around it.

In the background there are always the current shorters of this stock. Whenever they see weakness they force the price down for their own benefit. Maybe this is just one of those downward moves, again. It will be back up again. The company is doing too well for any other outcome.

Last two market days of March. Whoever is holding this down on behalf of Resilience Mining will then, presumably, be happy to see this rise with the rest of us.

Maybe it's as confused as we are as to why the SP fell back today after yesterday's rise and the strong finish of the U.S. markets resulted in understandable predictions of a 550p finish on here for today. Didn't happen.

The markets are already effected by devious ways. Perfectly legal ways, but devious within the law to achieve an end for an individual or organisation. Shorting is a case in point where an individual or organisation can damage a company by perfectly legal ways in forcing down an SP. Don't think the U.K. market is quite so wonderful from a legal or moral standpoint. The recent news on Facebook's actions up till now and companies like Cambridge Analytica are also cases in point where people are used by companies who use apparently legal methods. No, you are naive if you think everything is rosy in the U.K. financial markets. The scrutiny is mainly to satisfy the rules, not us as individuals. Corruption comes in many forms.