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How do you know it's not someone slowly accumulating on the cheap?.......news of a the deal being deliberately delayed to allow a director's wife's bother's cleaner's cousin to gather shares as a proxy before a huge announcement?

Your seller was Eva buying, on the cheap.

Starter offer. Let's see who else this brings out of the woodwork....hopefully we'll get a nice little bidding war over the next few weeks

DOID are only in control if no other bidders come forward with another offer, also the RNS says 15th July for the second tranche of DOID shares, if it's taken up, which hints that some other offer is possible or expected, in the meantime ie. Before 15th July

Any takeover will be hostile, as the board clearly want a joint venture. However, I doubt DOID will settle for a joint venture and DOID are not going to make a takeover move before getting another slice of the company for next to nothing. Therefore any takeover bid will need to be from a third party and probably before DOID take the extra share, from mid July -ish.

Steven, do you ever have anything positive to say?.....

The directors have the swing vote on any deal....Brucie boy specifically. He's a non exec, so no sweetener seats on the board of merged company for him. He's very very wealthy, and not going to accept 2p. And definitely not after bank funding is in place

It's probably DIOD's lenders that are insisting on all the detail being finalised in the feasibility study as a condition of their acquisition loan

That's speculation based on THE FACT that $250m for the 60% not already owned by DIOD is 10p per share. If you think that's funny then good for you.

The most intriguing thing at the moment is what is the transformative sustainable acquisition that DIOD have secured $250 (plus accordian) funding for?....seeing as they've announced it to the world, the deal must be agreed. If the company is asiamet then that would be $400m or 10p per share....no doubt the lending would be subject to bank approval of the feasibility study....that might have the situation all along and why the re-working.

At this stage it is all merely speculation as none of us knows what the real situation is....However, with a full and robust feasibility study and full construction design in place, as is supposedly the case, banks are lending against the copper in the ground, with deferred interest payments built into the loan, all perfectly standard practice. DIOD have 40%, that's a long way from 51%......once the feasibility study is done, which should be very soon, then the power lies with the other 60%....It's called a 'bankable' feasibility study for a reason.....and that's why the share price is going up.

If all the boxes are ticked, which it is said they are being, then there's no reason why funding would be refused. Your opinion is not based on reason or fact.

Best if you just sell out then

That was then, this is now.

They haven't got a hope in hells chance of getting the lot for a 100m....once the finance criteria are satisfied DIOD have zero bargaining power. They will have to make an offer before funding is in place otherwise anyone off street can have go at a 'plug and play' project, and that means full assets value. $500m might get it, but I reckon directors will be looking for more like $750m..... and that will probably be a bargain in the long run

Never mind about copper climbing, look at the increase in trades all of a sudden, moves are afoot I reckon.....that blaimthrower character may well be a broker plant to get orders filled on the cheap....yes they are that shifty

I reckon the full market value of the current assets to be about $750m , an extension of BKM if as believed, could well push that into Big M territory.

Any offer at 2 or 3p will be rejected out of hand, chances are the director's break even is higher than that, they have already say they've rejected offers around that price....project value as it stands is approximately 4p , beutong is were the big money is....in theory. We just need the majors to start a feeding frenzy

You said a couple of weeks ago that you'd sold all out....at the lowest price...what we're seeing from you now, I would suggest, is desperate wishful thinking as you're going to look pretty stupid when the share price starts to rocket

No point in buying after the price has gone up.....