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I am expecting dividends. It might start a few years after production to pay off costs associated with building the mine and mills.

If they have good margins and generate free cash flow then I would expect them to give a portion of that back to shareholders.

New interview.

https://youtu.be/eAaMy7JAjgE?si=P-Bgc8yP9sie-qms

Cap Gains rates changed to 18% and 24%. Definitely use an ISA.

Check out EEE. Empire metals. They have likely found about 30% of the worlds known titanium. Western Australia, open pit, high grade, low impurity, access to high voltage power, railway, and port. MRE coming out in Q3

Doesn't matter who is in power. The UK is a NIMBY hellscape.

I think by big deals they mean Glencore.

I hope this doesn't rekindle the bidding war

From a chart perspective gsf broke out of a 4.5 year falling wedge pattern (incredibly bullish) at around 61p ran up to apx 65p and corrected back to .59p as a retest (totally normal). It may come back down a little bit towards .57-.58p, but overall is set up very well to continue much higher in the near future.

Dusty,

Yes, Portugal and the others are much better on Inheritance tax.

I own a ruin with a couple acres I had planned to rebuild and retire to. But with the revocation of the NHR (Non habitual residence), make it less desirable. 28% capital gains, and income taxes up to 47%, and they don't recognize isa's so any dividends or capital gains from that would be fully taxed.

I'm looking more tropical. For €300,000 investment in 0% interest St Lucian bonds held for 5 years. plus a $50,000 processing fee I can have St Lucian citizenship. No capital gains tax, no wealth or inheritance tax. It also allows EU style free movement to any country in the OECS. I would likely chose to live in Grenada which has the same tax benefits, but lower crime, lower cost of living, and is below the hurricane belt.

Mauritius is also a good choice with a $375k investment in real estate you get a 20 residence.

If you want to remain it Europe, you also might look into Jersey, Sark, or Andorra. Or if you become fabulously rich Switzerland or Liechtenstein.

Btw, congrats on Iperion x!

Plenty of passports you can buy in countries with no capital gains, inheritance, or wealth taxes.

I thought the landowners had a 30% stake.

He could change his mind tomorrow, or have mixed up Austria with Australia.

But hopefully it is not in a falling wedge patterns.

I'm looking forward to an RNS in the next few days to say that Big Rock is up and running.

Aquinaga,

I was trying to figure out how my math could have been so far off. I'm glad it wasn't.

But yes, 3.5B market cap seems reasonable to me for targeting 10% of a 30b industry.

My dream scenario lives :)

If they are able to keep sole ownership, get into production, share price goes up to say £5.50 and they start paying out a 5% dividend. I could make £200k (4x my initial investment)a year without ever selling a share.

A lot of ifs, but this is my dream scenario.

I totally agree!

Dusty, you are a great value add to this board when you are posting about EEE.

They will have decades of working through the weathered cap before it matters, and by then they will have plenty of money and time for testing to figure out the best way to extract.

Just gives more time to build a position. The one thing every one of us will be thinking when the price rockets up is, why didn't I buy more?

I just crossed the 700,000 share mark. I never expected to buy so much ~20% of my portfolio. But as long as the fundamentals remain positive, and the price stays below my average .075 I'm gonna keep scraping some pennies together,divest in shares I have less confidence in and just keep topping up.