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Added more shares albeit reluctantly.. that being said perhaps this was all necessary to finally see focus on anglesey mine

The decision to focus on Anglesey mine is 100% correct and should have been taken long before now.

A sale of stakes in other two assets and focus purely on our gem in wales.

A rocky road ahead but imo this is certainly the direction we want. Unfortunately finances are clearly not in a good way.

Interesting comments around the 2.40 onwards mark in particular

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJkoEsLWDBo

If the hydro project does indeed come to fruition then from what I gathered from the video interview in April is that some groundwork is then completed that would need to be done anyway in the event of restarting production. I believe any left over revenue generated may or may not end up in Aym coffers however it seemed less likely than likely. I think one of the main benefits was having energy on site and also seemingly getting some work done not at the expense of AYM.

It seems mildly positive assuming it truly does not detract from progressing the mine. My only concern is that this does not turn into some sort of "Side Quest". If not its a clever way of progressing the mine incrementally as stated towards and end goal of production.

I think if that is the case one of the smarter perhaps overlooked aspects is gaining green credentials. With regards to permitting, local councils, wider community etc being seen as (genuinely or for pragmatic reasons) on board with the green agenda is sensible.

At the very least its nice to see some news feed.

I would also add normally its the mavericks, faithful and oddballs that hold firm in the beginning stages of any potential sustained breakout. I saw on GGP even those faithful sat in the Red but with significant holdings reap the benefit eventually. Of course there are some that manage to buy just before a breakout and make a killing. The difficulty with AYM always and possibly still is (you may know better) actually grabbing hold of shares in quantity.

I was hoping at some point in the future AYM chart will look somewhat similar to RKH.

I cannot remember exactly who posted the price prediction and at which point of progress of the mine it was, but 32p certainly sounded nice. Was an interesting video regarding mine production and how a share price increases progressively as each stage of value is unlocked towards eventual production.

But im sure for most of us that have share prices in single digit figures 32p would be certainly a once in a lifetime hit.

I still maintain as I did in 2021 that anyone with an average here below 5p will win if they hold on long enough.

Went to check my watchlist as I had MKA on there. Was pondering a trade at 12p however at that point I was also invested in ggp so could not risk any spare capital.

Yes regarding the sub 1p price there was discussions on other boards of various other ways to raise funds. I think a growing sentiment is to sell the grangesberg asset to fund and forward the welsh asset. Although its not a popular sentiment on the LSE board im in favour of it also.

To clarify the 80s refers to the decade not the share price. ie 1980s. Im aware that once upon a time there may have been buyers that indeed purchased in the 80s share price level on the back of Labrador.

Appreciate the reply and information. I agree as a smaller private investor due to the low shares in issue and low sp even my holding is in the millions of shares (which as you said relative to the number of shares vs the monetary outlay is not a great deal) at 1p £10,000 could get you a million shares (please my maths be correct )

All it would take would be 20 or more bigger private investors or even a few institutions to mop up the shares and take a big stake in the company or at least push the sp upwards.

Ironically I was going to use Solg as part of my example for partially market sentiment holding alot of Share prices down. I have traded solg since 2010 or so. I think my last sell was 27p. I have not been following it in recent times but have seen that drop at less than my first purchase at around 10p region some 15 years or so ago.

Other than randomly timing a peak bull drive perfectly (almost impossible for almost all of us), the best way to make serious cash in this game is to recognise value and simply have the patience to sit in and wait it out.

I agree 100% on that sentiment which is main reason for the lth on here for myself. For myself selling my entire holding at a 12-15p average will be a substantial gain. Holding on until a potential production scenario would be not only be life changing it would be multigenerational life changing! I think the investment case is one of those once in a lifetime chances (even more so at current prices). However equally there are long term investors that may have purchased in say the 80s onwards that may indeed have said the same things and either be elderly or deceased by now. There is a very big issue of timing on this and whether or not our current cohort will reap any benefit or not.

For me the price of copper and future price of copper and the lack of supply tells me deep in my gut this has to happen.

I like yourself would be purchasing into weakness which is what I did into 2022-2023. However with a house move late 2023 and a new child arriving this year spare funds are not readily available. Equally the SP did surprise me as I did not expect this to ever go below 1p as many things have been progressed combined with the copper prices. I thought this would settle at historical lows around the 2p region.

I do believe however partially this is down to the overall market sentiment.

At such low prices what is the impact on us small shareholders should a predatory buyer ie from another company sweep up shares over time at such historic lows? As we all know which way copper is heading and the welsh asset, even the swedish asset is worth a lot of money. Perhaps another company with financial strength may see an opportunity.

Assumingly when a threshold is crossed and the market is made aware, does the Aym board then need to do something to prevent the predatory buyer from getting hold of a stake in the company?

Im not really sure on the outcomes or rules etc on such a situation. With the exception of Aym I have never held long in a share and normally trade medium term so it has never been a concern for me to ask or research on such eventualities.

Any feedback and thoughts, opinions etc most welcome

I did read on another board over the last two months there has been consistent nibbling away at the shares with small buyers. Not sure if this is due a tick up soon but we could sure hope for it to at least hold above 1p. What we could do with is buyers snapping up shares and soaking them up causing a shortage of supply. Again I recall in 2021 wanting to build a stake here and it took me around 3-4 months to actually gain the number of shares I wanted. I recall having to do it bite size. 484m shares in issue is not a massive amount and could be soaked up quite easily with sustained buying..... leads me to next question

Still here in 2025 and still holding since 2021. The strength of the asset and the copper itself keeps me held firm. As far as 2025 goes it has been the least eventful (so far) since I invested.

I was awake into early hours one evening a month or two back and was looking at the specifics of the spike up to 8p in early 2021 (ironically is what brought AYM onto my radar) and there wasnt really any substance or reason to the rise (correct me if wrong).

It again reinforced the ability for this share to move upwards quickly particularly if something substantial actually occurs.

That being said the Market of these last few years is not the same market of latter decades. Back in the late noughties and early twenty tens there seemed to be a real buzz on the market and money could be made seemingly easier. Also anecdotally it seemed more movement was occurring in the markets.

I recall once making £2000 and then £1800 and a further £3200 all in one day trading with money I did not actually have as at that time I had a 7 day settlement account with the brokerage.

Either that or quite possibly recent investment choices have been wrong. My twenties and early 30s were highly profitable with only two major losses. I noticed either my own skill levels or the market itself caused lower profits and a third major loss in my mid 30s.

Perhaps because I was looking for a longer term investment for a bigger hit Aym seemed to conveniently hit my radar in 2021. 4 Years in sat in a hefty paper loss its either a winning ticket way into the future or a paper loss that eventually becomes a real one.

I dont even think currently this is on a traders radar to purchase on a bounce or even for a medium term trade. The Sp has languished and declined like a piece of driftwood since 2023.

Only something substantial and bringing in newer and institutional investors can relieve the pain for LTH. I fear we will be sat for some years before we potentially reach that point

Sometimes logic need not apply. For those of us that prefer to trade shares, every so often one comes up that you have faith in and/or believe a big hit is coming one day. I feel as im sure many others do AYM represents this.

If that’s the case why post on the aym message board. Your logic makes no sense. Granted the chart over 10 years minus 2020/2021 rise hasn’t been brilliant. A number of others however haven’t exactly fared much better. I have followed solg for better part of of 17 years. I made a win at around 15 years ago and have dipped in and out over the years. At various times I have sold at 12, 18, 21,26p. If we look at current price it’s 6.8p or so.

I’m currently invested in GGP since 2021 with around 1/5th of what I have invested in aym. ggp has had some transformative news as of late and is on the right path. However is still only hovering around the 8p level for all time highs of mid 30s.

These are just two examples that I’m personally aware of and I like many are incredibly frustrated with were aym share price is. But it’s not just Aym.

Been a hard few years in shares. Looking at others comments on averaging down etc seems many of us have had to dig deep and hold on here. I hope for all our sakes we get our reward. Fantastic to see this climbing. Just another 3p for me to see blue again!

Seemingly a biggish (in terms of shares) buy earlier.

Im also in AYM with significantly more invested than in GGP. If my username is still on the boards take a look at the AYM board in 2045 and I will probably share the my 20 additional years of sorrow. Or by some miracle that one will be above 10p and I will be swimming in money.

Anyway I apologise to bring another SP into a GGP board. Today is a day to enjoy for a win for ggp.

Im looking at a 20p exit on here so quite feasible in 2025 if this gains momentum *prays*

Sounds familiar my first buy ins were 20p and high teens. Some averaging down occurred indeed.

Been here since 2021, very rarely post but thought I would say well done to all long term holders keeping firm.

Got a 12p average so could do with this back above 10p. Let’s hope this can fly in 2025 back to all time highs of before.

Yes I did notice that myself also. Which I believe if the poster was not a joke account kudos would indeed be due.