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All you've got is one theory and name calling AJS, shown your true colours. As I said, a badly disguised wolf in sheep's clothing. You have no real retort to anything I've said. The only mugs, are the ones that take heed of anything you say.

I didn't start building my position until late December.

Average around 0.0075p after todays buy.

I've not been shafted, and shan't be.

I look forward to reminding you of this when the TFS lands.

Ajs the entire market is based on If's, speculate to accumulate. The investment case here from these prices, for people buying now, is a fair one. Yes there is risk, but the rewards could be dramatic. If you don't like risk, don't buy small cap start ups. It just so happens, most of the leg work on this one has been done. Fortune favours the bold.

It will be sold into yes, and buying will soak it up. News will provide volume, and when they run dry the price will go up. You keep stating the rto is near impossible, you are not the regulator, what you are saying is just your opinion. If the co can prove black mass sales to a large customer, and a healthy revenue stream the RTO will not be an issue.

Oh look, another creature coming out of the woodworks, just before news, when there is buying going on this morning!

It's not just lithium in black mass, also from discovery to actually mining new deposits takes about 10 years to get to production. And the batteries need to be recycled as they are hazardous waste. Clearly there is a market for circular economy. Otherwise these plants wouldn't be popping up.

I honestly don't know the answer to that, but I'd guess black mass would be cheaper. Because you don't have the associated cost of mining. Also, mining these materials is very difficult, they are a finite resource and there are already shortages in the current market, that's what makes black mass so appealing.

Thanks Hop2!

I don't know a great deal about li-cycle, except for that they have a few plants in America, and now some in Europe. Not surprising that others are also getting in on the action. Recyclus are looking to dominate and create a circular economy in the UK before others get there mits on the market here.

Excellent points Troajan, we also charge a gate fee to take in the batteries. Before processing and selling the black mass. So further revenue generation! The margins are excellent.

And you can't just export black mass, you need a license, that's what the TFS is. Once we have it, we can sell the product, and cash flow issues are resolved.

Busy little board tonight....

Arctic diver. The customer is yet to be named, it will come in the TFS RNS, due anytime. The TM1/RG1 bod have indicated that they are a big newsworthy name that will have an impact on the market. Its been noticed there has been a fair bit of LinkedIn correspondence between a high ranking member of the firm BFS, and our BOD. Its a loose link, that the derampers will slate me for, but no smoke without fire. They are exactly the type of co that would be interested in buying our product, so it's a logical bit of conjecture at present. If true, that's massive. Give BFS a Google.

Hi Stu,

People make livings out of researching and trashing shares. Mostly short sellers, or sometimes they do it because they think their input influences others to sell, so that they can eventually buy in as cheap as possible. I've seen it on every billboard I've ever been on. The stock market is a pretty dark place full of unsavoury characters. I don't believe for a second, AJS is here out of the goodness of their heart, the vitriol and venom they assert to "telegram mugs" is very telling.

He is right about a lot of things, no denying, but his entire argument still pivots on this CLN essentially diluting TM1 into oblivion, that will happen if we keep having to draw down. But he doesn't entertain the notion that, the delayed news surrounding black mass export, the customer who wants to buy it, and further feedstock deals will materialise, the RTO isn't entirely dependant on the CLN funding, that only became necessary because of the funding gap, caused by the black mass customer changing the delivery point for export, had that completed as intended we would be selling it, and the monthly revenues would be more than enough to fund further activites as they ramp up. This is all still completely possible. Hence me doubting AJS sincerity, he's a wolf in sheep's clothing and doesn't disguise it very well at all.

He's posted a pic of his buy, and there are three clear buys today 0.63 of 1m shares a piece.

No, I mean a holder has proven they have bought 3 million shares today, proof in TG group.

To emphasise my point, 2 million sold in two tranches today, 3 million purchased. Verified in the TG group, with the right news the remaining shares will be soaked up no problem when the CLN holder clears the decks.

hmm. they could dump 20 million yes, but if news is good that'll not be a problem with volume. and that is a fictional figure, neither you nor i know what they have left in the ****nal. and the second part of my post is all very much based in reality. when's not if's.

Ah you are correct, my misunderstanding there. Yes indeed, they can hold out for 7 days to see if it does go lower. Or if the bod are stupid enough to draw down again. If not they will just take the lowest price in the 10 day period and be done with it.

And yes I will keep topping up, because unlike you I can see the flip side of this. When the TFS comes through, and early revenues are around 1m a month through blackmass sales, this will be a very different story.

I totally agree with that sentiment, but don't agree with your analysis of TM1 being one of those bad actors. Why have the CLN provider not converted today? Because they are gambling on the SP being higher in the not to distant future, they still get to use the same VWAP and will make a tidy profit if correct. Why do they think that, the same reason us investors have, the TFS will come, the customer, reportedly a big name will be announced, and revenues will go up significantly, queue more deals, rto etc and this all becomes a distant memory, and for the bold an excellent buying opportunity. Hence my payday top up!

1 million drawn down, plus feedstock gate fees, which will have gone up considerably since last report.

I wouldn't be so sure there will be another drawdown.

Thanks for popping in again to warn all of us out of the sheer kindness of you heart AJS. I've never known someone waste so much time talking about a share they are not invested in!