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I think the only thing we can truly be upset about is the drop in li prices which I doubt any producer or aspiring producer could have predicted.

Its also worth noting that if bloggs was ceo we would have been exporting through the biggest dip of the year, around May/June time.

Is your portfolio mostly miners, Joe?

Leo is a terrible example to use.

An expert in the field I see. If only you had been the ceo instead.

The delay was due to the slow bureaucracy of the Mali government. Blaming Bernard personally is crazy. What was he supposed to do? Stand outside their offices pestering people? Try to bribe officials? Forge fake mining permits?

Two things you've said that tell me everything I need to know- 'to the moon' and 'gamble'.

You spent that much on a stock because of what a few people said on a discussion board. My God...

Cut your loss then chef. Its only ~25% . Then you can move to pastures new. If you think this company is so terrible, it's a no brainer. Simples.

That's because it was never transformative news. The market had already assumed that we WOULD be sending trucks to take spodumene to the port, not that we were trying to secure some means of transporting it but there was a risk we wouldn't be able to.

Noone can promise you a share price. I would put that in probably the top 5 bits of advice to give to anyone starting out. I've made that mistake, dont get me wrong. My first ever investment, I bought into Flybe when it was up for sale because everyone was saying things like 30p per share. In the end it sold for 1p. Fortunately I didn't spend a lot, it was just a punt but I learned the lesson immediately. Not even broker targets are worth listening to (imo). You have to do as much research as you can, and make your own choice, if it doesn't work out you can't blame anyone else for your decision to invest.

You made an investment decision based on what people were saying on a discussion board and not due diligence and research. Says it all. Were there rocket emojis?

And why do you hold it if you believe it has no future? Same as chef. To me that sounds like insanity. And if you do believe it has a future then stop whinging and be patient.

I've tried to explain previously; the duty of the ceo is not to directly act as a broker between parties. Yes, they should seek and encourage outside investment, but that is not the same thing as directly managing the sale of a shareholders assets. That is, in this instance, Suay Chins' job.

None of us are, to my knowledge, working directly with him so we can't give you a specific answer to that. Why don't you email him and ask for a daily report on his activities?

The trucks leaving was a nice acknowledgement of things moving forward (and was already public kniwledge) but it was in no way transformative news. I dont recall anyone saying this was going to the moon, maybe I missed those posts, but it won't on this news. We're looking at slow growth im afraid. Welcome to the mining sector!

Its quite refreshing to see the word 'lol' used so much. Reminds me of my teenage years.

Same. I dont speak for all shareholders because I have an average of just over 0.08p and some are sitting on a 0.8p spike, but I would say I'm very happy.

Yes it's to attract potential investment, but it's not to directly supervisor the transaction of shares from one party to another.

I mean he has gone from exploration to securing a mining licence, acquired funding to build a plant, gained an export permit and is now exporting a product. Personally as a long term shareholder I would say all of the above have been in my best interests. Plus finding a buyer for shares isn't strictly speaking a CEOs job.

Fantastic seeing those trucks going. I've been with Kod since 2020 when we were just drilling holes. It feels quite unreal that we've got here.