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I think its for the best. Been seeing the posts for the last 3 years and 9/10 the drivel or outlandish claims or comments can be laughed off. Its kind of like that irritating person in a wider social circle or possibly that one work colleague that gets under everyones skin. You can tolerate it up until the point you no longer can.

Thankyou job done

How do you do that? Ive been posting on various shares on here since 2009 and never thought the need to. However It may be worth filtering this guy.

Cool. When you buy Aym outright in the near future, be sure to advance the project for us. From one "looser" to another.

Today at least I can take your posts with a pinch of salt again.

It was in reference to huzzarski. Normally not phased by the posts but for some reason yesterday it irritated me.

I still havent figured out why you even post on these boards, beyond being a joke account............

The positive from this, there is constructive Council engagement and overall it appears for all intents and purposes unless one giant scam, both the Company and the council are working in tandem towards an ultimate goal of a functioning mine in the future. That being said the Company has spent around £300,000 on the scoping report which to me suggests that this project is no longer pie in the sky and it will one day come to fruition.

The share slide probably relates to the areas of concern by the council which inevitably will need to be addressed. One assumes this will also come at an additional cost. This in turn will further highlight to the market another fundraise is on the cards.

You said what I was also thinking. Why not remain on the FTSE if this was a known fact.

Again I cant verify those comments were from Jo but supposedly they are on his linked in timeline.

I do not have linked in so I have no idea, but im sure someone from here could take a look.

This is supposedly written by Jo, however this cannot be verified by myself and was not verified by the poster on another board

'Obviously, I'm a little biased on Parys Mountain, but this is a project that more people should really be looking at.

In my view, the resource appears to be capable of supporting a development that would be equal to, or better, than Central Asia Metal's Sasa Project.

In addition, the exploration potential both along strike and at depth is vast - as evidenced by the drilling results from earlier this year. What other UK listed junior with a market cap of less than £10m can punch out drilling results like 11.0m @ 3.0% Cu, 6.3g/t Ag and 1.20g/t Au and 22.0m @ 2.3% Cu, 2.8% Zn, 1.3% Pb, 5.0g/t Ag and 0.03g/t Au ? There is plenty more of that to come from this mineralised system.

One of my biggest concerns is that Anglesey Mining is an example of just how broken the London AIM market is. A once great market has been reduced to a handful of brokers scratching around doing small, heavily discounted primary placings with almost no incentive to drive secondary trading.

Small placings by juniors are then typically used to pay annual fees to a nomad, a broker, a PR firm (trying to chase the illusive secondary trading that brokers used to do), auditors and lawyers.

Very sad. '

Yes a newcomer indeed, I took first entry at 5.5p in March 2021 after the spike up to nearly 9p in Jan 2021. Spent 2021 acquiring a holding at various price points in the main holding also like yourself giving an average of 3.8p. Up until late 2022 it seemed like the share price was stable in the 3-4p price range. My hope was as foundations were built the sp would slowly and incrementally increase. (The ISA holding slightly better level at 2.9p, so may be an option to sell out earlier if funds are needed.)

The logic was there also as even if we include the blip of an increase in 2016/2017 within the 4p region this had seemed to hold a bottom range of 1.5-2.3p in the years prior to 2016 and 2017-2020.

The first real anomaly in the 10 years prior to 2020 the share price came with the spike to nearly 9p. I did not ever conceive a scenario with this sub 1p, as this sat higher than now with less progress towards possible production and commodity prices faring well historically and seemingly into the future.

Although many miners have suffered the last 3-4 years its obvious that the dilution has been the main factor here, and the market anticipates more money is needed. Probably why despite some relatively positive news flow over the last year it did nothing to the sp.

Yes for me 25 years still puts me lower than the current state pension retirement age. So there is time to play with.

Really If I had complete faith in Aym now would be the time to add more shares. However even as a LTH that sits with hope, the dilutions have kept my finger away from the buy button. The raises have shattered any concept of a bottom here.

If alternative finances are found or some other fund raising beyond dilution I think Money and buyers will start coming in here. Especially in terms of non private individuals. We all look within the parameters of our own lifetime, possibly even the next generation. Corporations or LTD's have no such parameters. I once knew a guy who ran a big packaging company who would speculatively put £100-£150k yearly on the stock market into various shares on behalf of his ltd company.

After around 4 decades he sold his business to another chap, who in the 2-3 years I knew the new guy, carried on the same process of reinvesting profits or excess funds into the market.

The process outlived him and in theory even on that small scale LTD company could continue indefinitely. Similarly larger institutions I believe could start purchasing here speculatively if a road map to production is outlined, even if say decades in the future.

Went off on a tangent there.....

In my own situation should it be required a sell at say 10p in nearer term should this ever rise as it did do in 2020/2021. I could sell my main holding and walk away a very happy chap.

I think for many of us long term holders is the believability that this will go into production in our lifetime. Personally I believe it will.

That being said no one wants to be that person wishing they had of sold with huge profits on pure belief and then see your money evaporate as the share falls back and then sits for several years.

Sensible option here is hedge your bets. Have a plan to profit take in near term and leave some “skin in the game” speculatively should production ever occur (preferably free money once your profit taken also covers your initial investment).

That being said I like many also have that gambler mentality “all or nothing”

In any case It will be at least several years before consideration of strategy has to be thought on more seriously

Also in ggp which for me is a sell in the nearer future. For me personally Aym is a long term hold. In theory should we reach production within 20-25 years or so it would be life changing money.

If not and the timeline is 35 years + there is also potential my holding is passed onto my kids and they may reap the benefit.

Assuming I was not invested already and sat in the red I would be piling money in at these prices as if one was to sit a while there’s a good to triple or quadruple your money in the nearer term.

However I agree there are better options further along than aym.

Scoping report approval is the process of receiving a scoping opinion from an EIA decision-maker after providing them with a scoping report. A scoping opinion outlines what the decision-maker expects to be included and excluded from the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).

A scoping report is a critical early step in the EIA process. It sets out the nature and purpose of the development, and identifies the environmental issues and effects that will be considered in the EIA. The scoping process helps to ensure that the EIA study focuses on the most important issues and avoids unnecessary investigations.

The scoping process often involves the public, the competent authority, and other responsible government agencies. Good scoping can help to: Reach early agreement on key issues, Rule out some issues, and Reduce consenting timescales.

Positive steps and encouraging signs for a future EIA. Could use this heading north for once, inevitably however I think we are all aware another fundraise Is probably imminent.

Perhaps wind of another fundraise is in the air. Either way what a poor finish to a horrific year for the share price.

Agree to some extent with last two posters. Potential here is unfathomable. But therein also lies the problem, its still only potential, nothing concrete. As soon as concrete steps are in place here it will start heading north.

My lowered targets for reference are minimum 10p sell. And let the ISA sit until any future production.

Little bit disappointing that copper still has not been included. However zinc inclusion may aid investment potentially. I still believe the foundations are being built here, however still no clear timeline in place. We are still very early days here.

I think for most of us pis however the question begs when will our pay off come for our patience. I have certainly lowered sell targets for my bulk holding from my more optimistic hopes several years ago.

Watching my Ada Coins rise, at least something is :)

That Word Dispose of Grangesberg Is certainly my opinion on the matter. Release that asset use the money towards funding the Anglesey project.

Specifically project funding (towards production) is what I was referring to regarding permitting. A possible scenario for example would be giving up a percentage of the Anglesey mine for someone else to fund it. Kind of like the agreement with QME

However what the RNS is probably referring to is non dilutive funding to continue to advance project development in the near term. Im not entirely sure what form that would take or why that may occur from an investors perspective other than perhaps verbal guarantees that they will see a return on their money.

There is still those rumours in the background that have floated around for some time regarding a partial and or full sell off of grangesberg. However im aware that opinions are deeply divided among pis whether that would be a wise move as many see Grangesberg as the king maker asset.