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I called that shorts would start closing soon, or trying to. Hang on to you shares, and with more buying, a squeeze is a-coming. I’m watching those short positions very closely now as the first sign that they are reducing exposure then this is like a coiled spring.

@ade1234 you’ve done more flip flops than Copacabana Beach….

@ade1234 - thank you for laying out in black and white your prediction for this week. Let’s reconvene then shall we and see what has happened?

@daz9643 - I’m with you on this and have been for a while:

TheBasher

Posts: 1,188

Price: 8.26

No Opinion

RE: Hopefully This

2 May 2025 23:24

@ade1234 - let me remind you. On the 10th April, I called the bottom, a reversal of the downtrend , and backed that up by topping up (averaging down) my not insignificant holding. I don’t post often, and generally only when I think my comments could benefit other investors so I quickly posted my thoughts and actions. No big deal. Wasn’t trying to change anyone’s mind, just sharing some potentially useful observations (which are the result of 30-years of investing and participating in various investment and trading courses).

Now, I don’t know you from Adam, but you immediately went into personal attack mode, dismissing my comments and declared actions as though you are some sort of guru, a voice of authority on this board.

Since then, I’ve been reading this board daily and it is plain for everyone to see that by the volume of irrational posts you make that you are either a deluded, sad individual or indeed you have another agenda such as supporting short positions.

Even when I suggested that shorts would likely be closing imminently you once again attempted to belittle my comments. If I had been holding a short from last year, and seeing the signs of a reversal, I would definitely look to be cashing in my profit as if this is the reversal I think it may be, then this isn’t a short lived relief rally, but the beginning of a substantial move north.

Fast forward to today - the share price continues to rise, directors are making multiple, not insignificant purchases, and it’s is clear that UK gov is expressing strong interest in hydrogen and AFC’s technology.

Even today, you called this to finish down, yet we are up 7%. Have you no shame?

So, as several others have pointed out:

𝗔𝗱𝗲𝟭𝟮𝟯𝟰 𝗶𝘀 𝗮 𝗰𝗹𝗼𝘄𝗻 🤡

Https://www.handbook.fca.org.uk/handbook/DTR/5/1.html

DTR 5.1.2

R 01/01/2021

RP

A person must notify the issuer of the percentage of its voting rights he holds as shareholder or holds or is deemed to hold through his direct or indirect holding of financial instruments falling within DTR 5.3.1R (1) (or a combination of such holdings) if the percentage of those voting rights:

(1) reaches, exceeds or falls below 3%, 4%, 5%, 6%, 7%, 8%, 9%, 10% and each 1% threshold thereafter up to 100% (or in the case of a non-UK issuer on the basis of thresholds at 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30%, 50% and 75%) as a result of an acquisition or disposal of shares or financial instruments falling within DTR 5.3.1 R; or

(2) reaches, exceeds or falls below an applicable threshold in (1) as a result of events changing the breakdown of voting rights and on the basis of information disclosed by the issuer in accordance with DTR 5.6.1 Rand DTR 5.6.1A R;

and in the case of an issuer which is not incorporated in the United Kingdom a notification under (2) must be made on the basis of equivalent events and disclosed information.

I don’t believe Suay Chin have offloaded a further 1% since the last notification as they would have had to notify a change of 1% or more, or falling below 10%.

Https://www.investing.com/equities/kodal-minerals-ownership

Top Institutional Holders

Holder

% of holding / Shares Held / Date Reported / Value (In 1,000s)

Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd. 20.03% 4,054,606,587 Mar 03, 2025 14,191

Hainan Mining Co., Ltd. 14.51% 2,937,801,971 Mar 03, 2025 10,282

Aberdeen Group Plc 14.32% 2,899,695,211 Mar 03, 2025 10,149

Suay Chin International Pte. Ltd. 10.99% 2,226,107,425 Mar 03, 2025 7,791

HBOS Investment Fund Managers Limited 8.00%. 1,619,741,246 Mar 03, 2025 5,669

Barclays Bank PLC, Wealth and Investment Management Division 2.66% 539,172,414 Mar 03, 2025 1,887

HSBC Global Asset Management (UK) Limited 2.24% 453,698,261 Mar 03, 2025 1,588

IG Group Holdings Plc, Asset Management Arm 2.05% 414,818,896 Mar 03, 2025 1,452

Fidelity International Ltd 1.25% 253,220,529 Mar 03, 2025 886

Puma Investment Management Limited 0.57% 116,201,300 Mar 03, 2025 407

@silverfoxchef - you are me and I am you according to your wee shadow bfd! Hilarious 😂

@bfd, at least try and be a bit creative with your insults rather than rely on your lazy conspiracy theories. It’s so Trump and QAnon 🥱

Looking forward to the next barrage 😉

@oldbutnotwisa - what have you been taking?

What’s with all this about profits being at least a year away? Have you not read the last few RNS? You certainly seem to be viewing things through a very different lens than most here. I’m happy to consider every view but when it is so much in contradiction to everything we know about KZG, then for me that view doesn’t hold my water, not even a drip.

@silverfoxchef - it’s always a tough call to switch from being 100% bullish on a company, to then having doubts, to then going full bear. About 3 or 4 years ago, when I was looking to rejig my AIM portfolio to try and benefit from “the next big thing”, I was excited at the prospects of Lithium and invested significantly in Kodal and Kazera. I rode the big rise with Kodal but then the cracks started appearing (including a plummeting spod price) but it took some time for them to gain more prominence and significance. I hung on for a while and missed selling at the peak, but did start selling shortly thereafter. Eventually, as the cracks became gaping holes, I sold the last tranche. Even though they do have a potentially significant gold business, BA made it clear the focus was on Lithium so in effect it was becoming a one-trick pony. KZG meanwhile, having initially made a partnership deal with HXC (a Chinese company) to co-develop Aftan, then sold the project to them. It all looked great until HXC didn’t cough up all the cash, only $5m out of $15m. But, KZG had negotiated well and kept 100% ownership of the project until all money paid, and any money paid was non-refundable. So, using the cash already paid, KZG diversified in to Heavy Mineral Sands and now are on the cusp of transformational news. At one time I was sitting on an 80% paper loss but because management read the lithium market well, sold out sooner then originally planned, and focussed on alternative revenue streams, I’m now in profit (which could multiply several times in the short to mid term).

My point being that if BA had not been blinded by the success of the “rosy” partnership with Hainan and instead at the same time focussed on the gold opportunities, it’s likely that Kodal share price would not be languishing.

@silverfoxchef - appreciate your comments. You are spot in with your observations about how toxic these boards can become due to a small number of very noisy posters.

Hey ho, none of it is important.. I will continue to enjoy my “fantasy” and “fulfilling” life 😊. Sounds like you are doing the same 🚤 🎣 ☀️.

@ade1234 - “physiology”? 🤡.

It’s just not worth engaging.

@ade1234 - you can’t resist it, can you? You keep setting them up:

You are most welcome but don’t be concerned, it didn’t take long, seconds in fact 🤡.

Right, back to my fun filled long weekend and the glorious weather ☀️.

@ade1234 - serious question: have you heard of psychosis?

Psychosis is when people lose some contact with reality. This might involve seeing or hearing things that other people cannot see or hear (hallucinations) and believing things that are not actually true (delusions). It may also involve confused (disordered) thinking and speaking.

Symptoms of psychosis:

The 3 main symptoms of psychosis are:

1. hallucinations – where a person hears, sees and, in some cases, feels, smells or tastes things that do not exist outside their mind but can feel very real to the person affected by them; a common hallucination is hearing voices

2. delusions – where a person has strong beliefs that are not shared by others; a common delusion is someone believing there's a conspiracy to harm them

3. disordered thinking and speaking - a person's thoughts and ideas come very quickly, which can make their speech fast and confusing

Maybe it’s time to talk to someone?

@ade1234 - you so beautifully illustrate my point. It’s not about you dictating to others when or what they post, and you don’t speak for other posters when you try but fail to belittle others who post comments not aligned with your a)delusional state of mind, or b) contrived agenda. You may find writing intelligent, factually correct prose challenging, or expressing well-structured opinions coherently, but for me it’s second nature. I certainly don’t spend ALL my precious time posting on these boards, unlike some who appear not to be able to help themselves. Perhaps there is support for this problem?

Normally I sit back and ignore the multiple, ridiculous and futile posts that some wannabe bullies on these bulletin boards make, but you tried to use those tactics on me personally, so thought I would have some fun and highlight this type of childish, delusional behaviour, and not just here but on Kodal as well. In fact, I would warmly invite you to have a gander at that post too as I’m sure many people reading this will think it’s relevant:

Kodal Minerals

TheBasher

Posts: 1,177

Price: 0.35

No Opinion

How’s it going over here?Today 00:38

I appear to have disappointed the small crowd of angry, controlling, delusional, wannabe -bullies on this board (who think they are calling the shots on this board) by not jumping straight back into a futile discussion this morning on share price movement, especially since the loan RNS. Or, by the absence of my comments they feel like they’ve wrestled control of the board once again and frightened me off. Err no ! I just don’t play to their pathetic agendas and quite frankly have better things to do while we enjoy glorious summer-like weather. While they have been relentlessly posting word salad all day long over the last 48 hours I meanwhile have walked 20km with my dog over rolling hills, cycled 200km on my road bike, baked flapjacks and Chelsea Buns for my sport fuel, and cooked gorgeous meals for, and enjoyed the company of, my grown up sons, and been out for a drink with industry colleagues.

And all the time making money on my investments 😊.

Sorry, I digress. Back to the point.

Having said the share price will likely decline the next day after the after-hours RNS (note the cause of word “likely”), the sp did in fact go up just a wee bit, but if you looked at the nature of the trades, it was obvious there were bigger sellers compared to buyers, and the sells outweighed buyers by 2:1.

What happened today? A decline down to as low as 0.32 before the decline was tempered towards the end of the day, but still ending down around -3%. No rush to buy before the long weekend which, if positive news was expected relatively soon, would likely have happened.

So, as I say, let’s see what plays out, not just in 24 hours (which can lead to false indications) but over the next few weeks or months.

Right, back to rescue my Chelsea Buns before I hit the sack to rest before a

@ThisShareIsFUBAR -

# of Trades 298

Vol Sold 11,746,690

Vol Bought 29,979,059

Ratio of 1 sell to 3 buys and the price goes down. The opposite happened at Kodal yesterday after what could be interpreted as bad news, and the price went up even though sells outweighed buys by 2:1 with sell trades being fewer but larger in volume;. But then today the price drops up to 7%, settling at -3%.

I suspect that come Tuesday, “normal service” will resume and HE1 will continue to climb north. We will see!

I appear to have disappointed the small crowd of angry, controlling, delusional, wannabe -bullies on this board (who think they are calling the shots on this board) by not jumping straight back into a futile discussion this morning on share price movement, especially since the loan RNS. Or, by the absence of my comments they feel like they’ve wrestled control of the board once again and frightened me off. Err no ! I just don’t play to their people agendas and quite frankly have better things to do while we enjoy glorious summer-like weather. While they have been relentlessly posting word salad all day long over the last 48 hours I meanwhile have walked 20km with my dog over rolling hills, cycled 200km on my road bike, baked flapjacks and Chelsea Buns for my sport fuel, and cooked gorgeous meals for, and enjoyed the company of, my grown up sons, and been out for a drink with industry colleagues.

And all the time making money on my investments 😊.

Sorry, I digress. Back to the point.

Having said the share price will likely decline the next day after the after-hours RNS (note the cause of word “likely”), the sp did in fact go up just a wee bit, but if you looked at the nature of the trades, it was obvious there were bigger sellers compared to buyers, and the sells outweighed buyers by 2:1.

What happened today? A decline down to as low as 0.32 before the decline was tempered towards the end of the day, but still ending down around -3%. No rush to buy before the long weekend which, if positive news was expected relatively soon, would likely have happened.

So, as I say, let’s see what plays out, boot just in 24 hours (which can lead to false indications) bit over the next few weeks or months.

Right, back to rescue my Chelsea Buns before I hit the sack to rest before a 100 mile cycle tomorrow.

@ade1234 - let me remind you. On the 10th April, I called the bottom, a reversal of the downtrend , and backed that up by topping up (averaging down) my not insignificant holding. I don’t post often, and generally only when I think my comments could benefit other investors so I quickly posted my thoughts and actions. No big deal. Wasn’t trying to change anyone’s mind, just sharing some potentially useful observations (which are the result of 30-years of investing and participating in various investment and trading courses).

Now, I don’t know you from Adam, but you immediately went into personal attack mode, dismissing my comments and declared actions as though you are some sort of guru, a voice of authority on this board.

Since then, I’ve been reading this board daily and it is plain for everyone to see that by the volume of irrational posts you make that you are either a deluded, sad individual or indeed you have another agenda such as supporting short positions.

Even when I suggested that shorts would likely be closing imminently you once again attempted to belittle my comments. If I had been holding a short from last year, and seeing the signs of a reversal, I would definitely look to be cashing in my profit as if this is the reversal I think it may be, then this isn’t a short lived relief rally, but the beginning of a substantial move north.

Fast forward to today - the share price continues to rise, directors are making multiple, not insignificant purchases, and it’s is clear that UK gov is expressing strong interest in hydrogen and AFC’s technology.

Even today, you called this to finish down, yet we are up 7%. Have you no shame?

So, as several others have pointed out:

𝗔𝗱𝗲𝟭𝟮𝟯𝟰 𝗶𝘀 𝗮 𝗰𝗹𝗼𝘄𝗻 🤡

Push the buttons and off they go! This brings a new meaning to “trigger happy” 😃.

I appreciate the kind words, thank you 🙏.

I’ll be around for a while longer - you can’t get rid of me that easily 😉 Think some members on the Kodal board may be disappointed by that !

@funkybeats - have you been buying again ?

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