RE: CLN18 Dec 2024 21:37
The way the CLN works is they convert shares at the lowest price in the last 10 days, so in this case, 0.00095p they then sell them at current market price, so they make profit all the way down. The loan is repaid not by the profit they make, but by converting the shares it knocks down the debt, so the 195m shares sold yesterday would have had the value of around £200k. They sold those at enormous profit, but trust me, they are indifferent and will take what ever they can get. You'll find out soon enough.
Regardless, the Glencore contract adds some assurance to the future, so moving forward a combination of paying back debt via blackmass sales and conversions should see them gone in Q1.
I expect a pretty constant news flow from January, as the new legislation comes into play forcing Oems to recycle batteries, feedstock should increase dramatically, and with it black mass sales, which should create more positive sentiment and volume to clear the CLN out. Once they are gone, that's when you can start posting your rocket emojis, but more short term pain for now. In the meantime, a good opportunity to keep buying cheap shares and build positions if you believe in the business model. I do, and will be buying more when I see the rns stating we've shipped our first load of black mass. For me, that assures the future of the business.