Member Info for Strichen_Loon

Now then Dusty, I'll not go into how much I lost there but it was a lot. Just "investment cash" though and not savings / cash required to live on, which doesn't make it any easier to accept but ultimately my poor investment choice. We were well and truly mugged over that company (as BT constantly likes to remind us along with one-trick pony Jeoff!)

Topped up now with a few thousand for my SIPP. Already at 56% profit on my ISA holding in a couple of months. I also regularly read the posts on the Telegram group of which I recently joined. Trying to become a multi-bagger (and millionaire at the same time) failed spectacularly with my TM1 holding so here's hoping a long term investment here will bring that extra piece of family security as I approach retirement in 2029 after over 40 years in uniform.

Morning Cev,

I'm ex- RAF (1987 - 2002) and indeed "all plans are set in jelly" or "the best laid plans never survive first contact with the enemy". Even when I was staying in 5* hotels with the aircrew!!

I've just joined the EEE Telegram group this week of which you are a member I believe. I enjoy reading people's opinions and try and avoid the rampers of which there are many. Let's see how this share progresses over the next couple of years. It'll never recoup my losses in TM1 but in a couple of months I'm already 30% up. Will try and add if I can whilst saving for my daughters Uni education commencing this autumn. More expense for sure! All the best.

I sold 4k RR to purchase 5M TM1. Mug I certainly am...however now up 15% in 2 weeks on EEE. GMET also nicely up today and GGP.

Ademcg, you had to go there didn't you with your socialist rubbish....oh for another politician like Maggie now.

Anyway, stopping the politics there (Christ, believe that and you'll believe anything), I topped up this afternoon. A decent day for me with GMET and GGP also up.

jeoff does seem like another plant as he's only been a member here for 2 days yet has already made 15 comments, all about tm1. coincidence that, isn't it? that's why lse posts cannot be taken seriously as opinions are like ********s.

Indeed. My son has been a shareholder through his JISA when we paid 1.8p a share. Nice profit! I personally bought £1300 worth of shares today for my ISA. Now that we are above 5p, I can see hopeful progress from here plus backing of the European Critical Minerals programme will carry weight. Not too long hopefully until first production. All in all, things look positive and today's RNS adds more firepower and expertise to the team.

Maidit, we do NOT have $10M tied up in CRML shares. That was the original figure quoted when deal was agreed a couple of years back. We own 861K shares and they will be worth what they are sold for that day. There is also a question over CGT, so watch this space. Yes, Recyclus owe us £8M and in turn they have loaned LiBatt millions too (so our money). Personally I found the interview positive and talking of their Spanish licences was interesting and useful however what will ultimately happen with them remains to be seen. Recyclus now appear to be making positive moves towards profitability but how much of that will find its way back to us TM1 shareholders remains unknown. Some days I am gravely pessimistic and others I can see a wee light at the end of a bloody long tunnel. I was very close to selling half my shares last week (several million) but at 0.08p each I stopped myself. Our future, in my opinion, lies completely with that of Recyclus and a future amalgamation of all the businesses into a single listed company. If we can "keep the lights on" for rest of this year at TM1 then we could be looking at a reasonably bright future but, as is always the case with TM1, watch this space!

Morning Dusty, another sunny day! Cracking 40% jump in CRML yesterday so our 861000 shares now worth considerably more. A helluva long way to go yet but yesterday made happy viewing. Let's see what Alex has to say tomorrow.

Ralph, you say it doesn't matter. You've just lost the argument mate. I know my stuff but he's a pleb.

"Tommy Robinson" indeed. Stephen Yaxley-Lennon doesn't exactly carry the street credibility, does it?

Oh yes indeed, Dusty. See WKW is still bleating on with his 166,666 shares. Only 14.4M less than me and my family.....cracking RNS today for TM1 however Atlas funding and associated debt still the millstone round their necks. A regular repayment from Recyclus would be most welcomed however with same individuals in charge of both companies, I can't see that happening quickly. Surely they must be close to break even now though.

Hi Dusty, I'm a 2021 early investor. Average price 1.37p. Only around 94% down on £103k. Could be worse I guess.....

I have. Spent 4 months there in 1997 whilst in RAF. Think of the Shetlands and you won't be far wrong.

Cheers Dusty, we'll not mention TM1, agreed???

I've just become a shareholder in EEE early this afternoon. Slowly diversifying my portfolio. After a hellish couple of days it's nice to now see a few "blues" in my shares for today. Only a modest amount bought today but looking to add again at end of month after payday.

Morning Supra, you just sold your SAV? Brave move I think. They look to be on the cusp of something big with their Portuguese mines. We hold some in son's JISA and it's up around 150%. I bought at 1.8p (lucky if I'm being honest) and now it's touching 5p. It received a recommendation in Mail on Sunday a few weeks back. We'll be holding them. Just wish my Technology Minerals would actually do something......

Fit like Delta?

I'm doon in Lincolnshire noo (have been for many years) but family are a' still up there. Brother works in Dyce area, previously Kwik Fit Mounthooly and Baker Hughes in BoD.

Hingin' mince and a' that....

Afternoon all. I'm predominantly with Technology Minerals in my portfolio (I know, why oh why oh why....), absolutely loads down but not worth selling at such a big loss. Come back in a year or two and I'll hopefully break even....😩 anyway, Rockhopper. I was invested many years ago but sold. I'm ex-RAF and served in Falklands during 1997 so am familiar with that part of the world plus come originally from North Aberdeenshire (brother still in oil industry and sister was Petrofac for 25 years). I looked again at RKH when they made the Sealion announcement several months back but dithered. When it was 14p. I'm now back in with a small holding but abp is around 40p. D'oh!! I look to see if Argentina can possibly be relied on with the oil extraction but am not sure. I used to be a HUR shareholder and they used a floating platform too but can they really be used over the medium to long term? Overall, this investment is personal to me, more so than my other natural resources holding in EME. Let's see how things go, fingers crossed. Have a good weekend all.

Sheise