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Hibernating until Nasdaq listing

MAA - thanks. Missed that one.

Morning all, still a bit on the fence re PRE. Can someone explain how the drill program will be paid for? I assumed the funding raised so far would be to take the mine to production ASAP.

Thanks.in advance

Inside Trump’s scramble to reduce US dependence on Chinese rare-earth metals | Critical minerals | The Guardian https://share.google/KMAGUsy2kmnmEJw6m

M.Mc - nice one.

Sherpa - first time cryptic nonsense post. Ffs, if you could be bothered to create the account. Speak your mind. Could be 2+2 = 9 but you are either Mr Mc himself after a few wines or another Avacta stray.

However, intrigued by your welfare state comment.

All irrelevant unless you are a trader. Story unchanged. Short term movements don't change the near term supply chain shift to the west.

Beware false prophets. Green boxes on the rise. No doubt residents traders got their 8% swing and now want rentry by throwing chart tea leaves.at the board.

Ultimately nasdaq values this at 86p - low ball. By the time listing happens in Q1, this will be more. This is the only floor I care about currently. All the rest of.thr newsflow will add, recycling worth zero in the eyes of the market.

Not on nasdaq yet but you would think we were by the price action

Looking better now

Killer 4p spread again. Oh the games.

Solvay of Belgium Creates Rare Earths Deals With U.S. - The New York Times https://share.google/gcBt0Jb2vClnUWPrm

Germany and Pulwy next?

Probably meaningless but someone paid 55p near the close in Canada.

Lol, as I write they put that 1k Trade through at 51p implying -0.5p open tomorrow. Games.

Interesting spread too. Suspect another blue day tomorrow, 2.5p a day for a week will fo nicely with news to drop anytime now the AGM is done and dusted. Hopefully US lift shutdown later tonight.

China's critical minerals curb has billion-dollar impact on US GDP: Macquarie - MINING.COM https://share.google/vI0ViJtkNLbuAggaF

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Emily - I expect so. Could be an RNS 2pm uk or just before of course. Time will tell

K - I think the replies to the linked in post highlight the significant challenges with Thorium.

Interesting from PRE board. I know we've done this to death but this is one i understand....

"Many small trades on SETSqx for AIM stocks are a sign of market makers and investors submitting orders into a periodic electronic auction to trade less liquid securities. It means the market is transitioning from its default quote-driven system to an auction-based execution, and these small orders are the collective effort of traders looking to execute at a common price during specific times of the day, which can indicate an active period of buying and selling activity.

What these trades indicate

Auction activity: Many small trades suggest that a SETSqx electronic auction is taking place. Unlike the continuous trading on the SETS system, SETSqx stocks trade in scheduled auctions (e.g., at 8:00, 9:00, 11:00, 14:00, and 16:35) to consolidate liquidity.

Price discovery: The numerous small orders are part of the process to find a single, "uncrossed" price at which buyers and sellers are willing to transact.

Liquidity: Seeing many small trades can show that the auction is being used effectively to provide liquidity in an otherwise less active market.

Trading behavior: It can reflect a variety of trading strategies, from individual investors placing orders to larger market makers executing against their own quotes or client orders, Investors' Chronicle and aim-watch.com note.

How the system works

Hybrid model: SETSqx combines a traditional quote-driven market (where market makers provide buy and sell prices) with a periodic order book auction.

Trading periods: For much of the day, you see quote-driven trading. However, during the specific auction times, buyers and sellers can submit their bids and offers into an electronic order book.

Aggregation: The many small trades are not individual, isolated events but a collective activity during the auction window, which culminates in a single trade price for all parties that can be executed at that price, Investors' Chronicle and aim-watch.com explain."