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So you choose not to quote me fully, that tells me your game, the shorters are in, BR will be the main culprit, and Van Eck won't be far behind more than likely.

Take a look at morning star, I posted the link yesterday. They did the exact same thing to eurasia. I hope this isn't a repeat! Hopefully, there will be good news on the Newmont/Newcrest front, as SD did seem excited when speaking to Donald Leggett of lse recently. Fingers crossed.

And I speak with a heavy heart of looking at increasing red figures on my trade account!

The problem now is that if SD doesn't take action to halt BR from shorting, in their tracks, it will appear that he is in collusion with them, and then that will mean that no one will touch this share going forward short to medium term, it will just be a case of peeps getting out on any rise where they feel they can exit. Allowing BR to short does not inspire confidence and I'd hoped SD would realise this, but so far, it appears not.

Will be the cause of this, shorting it down, just under the threshhold, then when they get wind of news, and they always do before the rest of us, they will switch, and exit on the ride up. They always have a load of minions who appear to trash the share whilst they're in shorting mode. Just got to ride it out.

The good news is that if BR are accummulating, as far as I can see, then they will be expecting a rise in sp before too long!

Looks like Jupiter have been offloading, see link, and BlackRock are accummulating. BlackRock will be the reason for the noise. Always the same with BR. Peeps need to watch BR's movements carefully, as they will offload once there's a decent rise in the market no doubt, just like Jupiter are doing so now.

https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xlon/ggp/ownership

Surely based on what is said here, Newmont automatically become our JV partners, dependent on shareholder vote for Newmont of course. Am I missing something? So based on that, they either work with us, or they offer us first refusal surely to buy them out?

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/newcrest-enters-binding-scheme-implementation-004700282.html?

Nope, it was your post which was hinting at 'insider information' no less. That's what I was interested in.

All he needs to tweet is something like "looking forward to new horizons" and it might stir a bit of interest back in to this, but nope! SD really needs to understand the AIM market place, it's dependent largely on regular news, interviews, tweets etc, comms are an essential driver, providing it's the right comms of course! Come on Shaun, get out of bed and do a tweet!

Acechaser, what are we about to find out?

Yet again, another company that doesn't understand the importance of clear concise frequent and effective comms with the AIM market, as it's the only way from stopping the MMs from playing their games. SD needs to get something out to the market to rectify this situation that's initiated this drop and fast otherwise the MMs will be taking this down to 1p, and his chances of a placing will be kaput. Need to place on a rise, not a fall! Get on it Shaun.

Never understimate the power of the G7, and also the WEF members, but especially the G7, and especially the US! Whilst Japan is in the G7, China is not! Don't get your hopes up! The US still remains very powerful! What the US dictates, the G7 will follow, and the WEF members won't be far behind!

Mac, with respect, you totally miss the point. If we follow suit from the US, and stop investment in anything to do with russian metals, it will undoubtedly mean suspension and as the company is slowly running out of cash and won't be able to do anything to raise more if suspension occurs, and investors will be totally stuck as they won't be able to sell, then they will be at risk of seeing their investments disappear completely. Best thing eurasia can do imo and quickly is to get off AIM and on to MOEX fast and take it from there. Just my views.

Greatland now switched to STRONG BUY!

Mr nuffin, you can't even read court documents properly when you think that no damages are pleaded in the amended particulars of claim, so i don't think anyone listens to you any more as you are just plain dumb. I suggest everyone apart from you as you can't read, read those minutes I've referred to. Russia need their metals for themselves. What happens in a war situation? You need ammunition. What is ammunition made from? Metals. Any metals you can get your hands on. It's quite awful and barbaric, and because of that alone, I would not invest any further. I can't put my money in to something where the metals might well be commandered to be used as shrapnel to kill people. If they aren't utilised for this horrendous war, then as the minutes state, they will be utilised for domestic markets, principally the car market. Russia has isolated itself, it's so so sad, they could have been thriving, Putin had been welcomed in to the old boys club, but something happened, and he lost the plot, and he's now alienated everyone and everything he and those before him after the cold war worked tirelessly to try and unite the Russia with the west. There was so much promise, hope, and he's just killed it all, he's throttled his own people, and economically, it will take several generations for them to recover, and the same with the west, we're having to take a few steps backwards so as to try and move forwards without any dependency on Russia in any way. It's an awful situation and I had really hoped the oligarchs would stand up to him and move him aside in to 'retirement', I think the west could have coped with that, just, but to do nothing, is shameful. Obviously, most of the oligarchs are out of the country anyway, they have the means to go wherever they can live a tax free life, and Dubai is the current hot spot! My views.

The minutes of the meeting of the russian deputy prime ministers in late December made it very clear that russian metals were to be retained by the state for use in domestic markets. Have you even read them? I suspect that was a smoke screen for metals being comandeered if needs be for this horrendous war. Forget China, forget Japan, won't happen, Russia need the metals at home either for the war itself if it drags on further, or for their domestic markets ie their own electric vehicles. They aren't going to get the metals from anwhere else! If UK follow suit and ban trading on the metals market for anything remotely connected to Russia, you're stuffed, and the company is stuffed too! My views of course.

Pompal, open your eyes for once and take off those rose tinted specs. The net is closing in, the US have had enough, they want the war ended, and puppet glove Britain will follow suit, then Europe. Any metals on russian soil will be uninvestable. Your decision of course what you do.

Tygra has answered really. The net is closing in. The US want the war ended. The metals sector were always going to come under attack because Russia will need metals for ammunition etc. By cutting off trading in the same by US nationals, they hope this will be a kick in the rear end to Putin. Putin won't let the metals go anyway, been saying this for months but no one listens! I'd say the countdown is on, perhaps Mac can bring out a countdown clock to de-listing! but then again, Mac was out long ago, just like he was in the fitness watch saga and all the others that he leaves a trail of devastation in! The proof is out there.

Take a read on the above rns this morning and just before their AGM!