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I already bought my shareholding the majority being in 2021. And yes I may indeed lose all my money I invested, but big boys dont cry right?

Quite fortunate I dont need a pound from yourself, that being said not sure which corner shop you buy from but these days a pound wont get you very far.

Arkham my dear friend :)

One’s own brain has limitations, far more can be gleaned from multiple brains.

Sharing such conversations may hold value for any that read this board or they may indeed not hold any value whatsoever.

Perhaps unlike yourself Iam not a mystic share guru.

To be fair in my 20s every trade short medium or long term went right. I was mortgage free in my first home by 29.

My 30s have been hit and miss (however still up profit wise during that decade).

Now heading into my 40s my acumen and confidence for stock market wins is no longer there so I will take advice and opinions of others as much as I can.

Win or lose Aym will be my final purchase on the stock market having sold my ggp last year. So any little bit of information I may get from conversations which may help inform me as to how Aym may move forward has pertinence imo.

Surely discussion is valid, thus why we are all posters on a message board. Otherwise we would invest silently in isolation.

I believe in this project which is perhaps not always indicative of success. I believe the fundamentals are here.

I’m hoping two new board members and funding soon to follow may help push this back in right direction. But material progress or perceived progress is required now

I would of course of preferred the conversation to have gone differently and him come out and said aym will sky rocket and get all the Govt funding under the sun and "well done you have found the winning lottery ticket."

This guy for the record successfully made a small fortune on GGP so I take note of what he says.

Was speaking to someone today and he was saying it is perhaps unsurprising that the price is sliding as the market is anticipating an inevitable fund raise normally at a discount to current sp. He said buyers will wait for this to occur before buying in close to the issue price. The uncertainty over the raise and how much dilution etc will not encourage buying pressure despite the low liquidity of shares in issue.

He said ultimately although AYM is not a revenue producing company project specific catalysts need to occur for the share price to rise. He said as now the focus is on Parys Mountain only this is a good thing in that we would expect news flow concentrated on the one asset.

He said the big game changer would be Govt funding (depending on size of that funding) as it provides "institutional validation" and would reduce perceived risk. However he said in his opinion the prospect of any significant funding is not on the cards in the near future. His believe is support may come in the form of permitting approval.

I asked him more about Govt funding and he said the Govt (who actually runs country depending) may seek to indirectly assist or back lending for Anglesey but he does not believe it will come directly from the GOVT.

It was an interesting conversation and when I mentioned Cornish metals he said Cornish Metals is a ready project which is why they secured Govt funding. He seemed to think that if AYM get closer to being a "ready project" before any Govt money is released.

He seemed overall positive on AYMs potential if project milestones can be hit. He said in a positive outcome this is incredibly early days and we may be some many years off.

Im wondering if the share price will stabilise somewhat or if it will continue to slide. Imagine the market is also awaiting the first set of raising funds/dilution and indeed what the money will be allocated for. It may be once this occurs and if the market feels confident on the money being put to good use this may start to tick up again.

Although the consolidation certainly impacts share liquidity and can have the potential for this to rise rapidly, there has to at least be a catalyst involved. The consolidation was necessary so I dont think anyone will gripe about that. However I think were investors including myself will get cheesed off is if this opportunity is squandered.

At the very least we need some more PR (Jo battershill was pretty good at that), a steady stream of activity and news releases, perhaps an open acknowledgement that Govt funding is at least being pursued.

Its very early days post consolidation but as mentioned before we really need to hit the ground running with this.

I do also wonder how many people got caught out and sold in error today not fully understanding the consolidation.

The board really need to hit the ground running going forward so this can settle in a trading range of at least 10-15p.

We will all have to get used to the way the price movements occur now. As it will behave in a different way due to small shares in issue.

Value has to be added to make this worth while for all existing share holders.

And while funding is now no longer a concern in the short term I still have a strong concern long term.

If value is not added here what is to stop this repeating a sub 1p scenario again?

Ironically this is now around the price I first started to buy in at in 2021. Difference being I now need around 36p or so to break even.

That being said with only 48 million shares in issue

If anything positive occurs here the share price

Should shoot up with such lightning speed that it will be on a lot more people’s radar. Does this however also make aym more susceptible to pump and dump?

It’s a flip of a coin how this all plays out. The fundamentals are there in terms of the Asset and the metals.

The way in which this progresses or indeed does not progress will be what defines success or failure for us investors

Agreed in that normally consolidation often does not yield success mostly as business model of a company is flawed or not working to begin with.

Anglesey is slightly different in that it has no revenue or indeed a business.

This consolidation can be a good thing if the funds are used to progress towards production and unlock value along the way.

However if we face continued raises with not much value unlocked over years again than the consolidation would have been pointless.

There is an opportunity here in we are near debt free, able to raise funds again and due to energold forced to focus on parys mountain only. Two new board members added seemingly to get things moving again.

The ball is really in Ayms court now. Only time will tell over the next years whether the consolidation was beginning in a major turnaround of fortune or simply kicking the can down the road.

All indications point to things taking a positive turn and I think a game changer would be govt funding like In Cornwall or some revenue generation from hydro pumps. Perhaps both to get confidence back in here

Thankyou yes certainly a relief. Question will be do they run with things now or squander the chance.

Im guessing we will be at 6.5p or so tomorrow

Assumingly majority of private investors voted already via their provider. If anyone is willing to divulge how they voted? Although I mentioned already I voted in favour.

Although the block held by Energold will seemingly matter it wont guarantee the vote succeeds

Just watch it will drop back down again tomorrow no doubt.

Alternate theory is consolidation is likely to pass. Higher this goes pre consolidation higher the it will be post consolidation. Ie 1p will lead to around 10p per share

This to me if vote succeeds it could truly be the beginning of the turnaround. Or we could face decades of raises and no major progression to production.

Either way successful share consolidation is required before either scenario can play out

Could be market has got wind of which way vote is heading?

Last time the price was dropping in days before the last vote failed.

If share consolidation goes ahead suddenly funding concerns are removed (we are also now almost debt free). Equally initially there will be only 48 million shares in issue. There is potential for it to move north rapidly under any buying pressure.

I’m unsure what one’s ethnicity has to do anything but you are way off the mark. Not that it matters but I’m a blue eyed blonde haired gentleman.

That being said if I was indeed Asian it should not matter.

You sink to new lows sir.

Oh dear…..

Good point I was wondering how a change in Govt would effect things but equally more specifically in wales.

One would assume that in wales Plaid Cymru (spelling?) will win? I don’t know much about them or what they would be in favour of?

It seems high likelihood of reform being the next govt if polls are to believed. In that I genuinely don’t know whether to be relieved or terrified. The one thing I was thinking is that you would assume reform to be a somewhat hawkish govt and would seek to exploit the country’s natural resources .

I heavily traded oil shares in in the early 2010s and in that time period I made only one loss which was a North Sea oiler and from memory UK govt was partly to blame for seemingly putting up barriers to drilling.

With regards to a potential reform govt question is whether they would put money towards something like Parys Mountain seen as I would imagine alot of their drive will be cuts rather than investment.

Perhaps the benefit may come in the form of easing the path in terms of permitting or helping fast track the project somehow.

Not sure how it all plays out but political change in the U.K may have a positive or negative impact on potential outcomes for Parys Mountain.

Size is irrelevant. It’s like saying the family running the corner shop has no chance at success compared to the likes of Tesco as they are small.

Was a journal when I was in uni actually highlighting business environment of 1980s Canada and size of multinationals actually cumbersome and slow in reacting to market changes. This saw several go bust and smaller more adaptive firms sprouting up to replace them.

I’m always happy to have argumentative conversation with anyone. But as previous poster mentioned the random insults are somewhat unhinged (and I’m not exactly the poster boy for mental health).

It’s why for about a year or so I thought you may be playing a character on the boards.

Again buddy constructive critique always welcome, just tone down the slurs.

I understand your investment rationale. Myself I would spot aym in its current position as a potential trade. I would have bought at the late 2025 drop and sold.

I’m guessing based on sudden flurry of posters that came and went in late 2025 this is what they did.

If I was not already invested and in same financial health as I was in 2021 I would however still consider this as a speculative investment opportunity.

I would however wait until consolidation before buying in.

I still feel the opportunity is immense here. It’s whether that opportunity can indeed be realised.

It would appear that has not been the case for several decades and potentially several decades more.

My instinct still is the Energold intervention and potential successful share consolidation is the beginning of a turnaround for Aym.

At the very least I’m hoping (I’m sure many others feel same) this can in the future trade at a level wereby profit can be taken (irrespective of successful production).

My enthusiasm here has been decimated overtime and some changes to the trading environment in my own business industry is shifting over next 5-10 years.

I genuinely believe the money in Aym would be better placed in my own company to directly benefit myself and in longer term potentially my kids if joining the business.

I will let the smaller ISA holding run to end goal or lose the money. If only to see which way it all went.

Fair enough I appreciate the reply. And fully understand your position and your own reasoning for being on the board.

Although I disagree with you 9/10 and not keen on your insulting of others ( granted this is a two way street), I always encourage the other side of the argument if at least to avoid groupthink.