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Do you see a takeover coming then? Is this levistubbs ramping? Lol.

Bit inarticulate! Sorry. Trying to type on the run. Take two. Sounds like the news on the nickel project will come soon. Followed by a strategic partnership agreement for Orom Cross. Export licenses soon after. He implied he will keep us updated with regular project updates for the pilot drill. Worth a listen for sure. Keeping me hanging on in anyway.

Gas prices are £172 per mcf at the moment. Are those results poor in the light of current prices? Same for oil really. Over $100 per bbls.
Unilever and a couple of other retailers have done fine on results this week because profit is up even though sales dipped.

Looks like the next news due is the end is-1. export licences and an agreement with a strategic partner. Analyst's target is 59p. We won't hit that tomorrow. Lol. If you're staying in no point being negative every single day. The market is forecast to grow massively for graphite for EV batteries.
Looks like there will be news soon on the nickel project too. Decent presentation. Thx for sharing FG.

Thx FG. Appreciated.

Didn't get to the presentation. Anyone able to summarise the next steps? Any progress on the proposed next steps from the RNS? Thx.

Onsolidground, it would be good if they issued a supervision order and even better if they followed up on compensation which is also within their remit. Do you know if they would order compensation for the company? It would be an arbitrary figure anyway but again, it would send out strong signals to the market. Depressing stuff tbh. Banks behaviour is getting pretty feral again.

I'll write to the FCA and share the complaint in case it's helpful for anyone else. If anyone else is writing to them today I was am going to ask about their progress to MM's complaint which was widely reported in January this year, and to direct them to the declared CFD shorts from the takeover code and the declared shorts from the takeover code from all the whales, and point out the buys and sells on the same day where sells were lower than buys. Also the trading range of a few pence daily, working so far over a period of weeks within a range of 69-83p.

About collusion in shorting by the banks was submitted 6 months ago. Last year they upheld over 40% of complaints. Moulding must have firmer evidence now from the takeover code compliance. I think the process takes about 6 months- there are several stages before it they start naming and shaming and issuing fines. And several stages again before it comes to compensation.
Interesting that 6 different banks have been named last week for not supplying information to customers and overcharging on overdrafts.
I think the banks are colluding in shorting and it's happening in plain sight. We can see the same pattern of it as during the takeover code process. It's illegal. We should all write to the FCA really.

Oh Lord! I'm in too many shares! Sorry.

Should be good, building on the July RNS. $145million oil resource confirmed in the pfs. Have they found a partner or have they started drilling to substantiate their capability?

Boom, absolutely dead on. Barclays have got everything on at a fraction of Citi's valuation. Barclays have been in trouble so many times with the FCA. The worst offender in the financial crash. Think they just have a culture of manipulation.

Looks like MM wrote it?! Lol.

Haven't seen anyone attack anyone? Except Barclays who make money on the way up and make money on the way down because they've been shorting the share.
The whole analysis is guess work. People give them credence because they are a broker. Conflict of interest when they were shorting.
'Potential headwinds' from the macro environment. 'Elevated whey prices' but whey prices are falling. 'We worry that the macro environment could slow decision making on the ramp for Ingenuity '.. And they are still assume it's happening and that it has a high value-modelling £22 million revenue for Ingenuity in q2, rising thereafter. A lot of 'ifs and coulds' to take growth down from 19% to 13%! Looks like a made up analysis to suit their shorting.
Yeah. Cost of living crisis. Did anyone read the latest retail data? The only place where there's strong growth. Post pandemic spend on clothes is strong. It's Summer! People are meeting up again. Cutting back on big ticket items, furniture, cars, even buying cheaper food. Still holidaying. Still going out.
I am happy that they are still expecting the sale of Ingenuity. The rest is a big agenda. They will try to make it self fulfilling with more shorting. Bunch of crooks really.

Mike Rawlston has been on Proactive today too. He's saying there are a number of interested partners. Next stop is a pilot project for them to prove their capabilities in delivery to mine a quality product ready for the market. Gets better and better.

Hosai, yeah but..separation would be a massive big deal if it's happening. And it is meant to be happening by Q2 as you rightly say. Things always take a bit longer though in real life though.

Sunday Roast has tweeted an interview with one of the Bres directors. He's saying the sp should be 30-40p. They will bring in a partner to help them mine. They will have a share of existing equity. If they take up some of the free float we might start motoring along. The half a billion npv refers to 1% of the asset. Sounds v ambitious. Hoping to become a big player. We will see I guess.

Thx for sharing that Rock. They've gone bearish but it's obvious that they are guessing. Would be g8 if Moulding dropped a right nice RNS in the morning. All the banks in THG have shorted it and yet they are the one's getting red faced from their failures in hedging. Stressful **** atm trying to invest in anything.

Hosai, yes. And it's what they're doing with their money. THG still confident and investing for growth with expanded facilities and robotic packing etc. Still looking outwards.
Moulding should be hiding the books from Barclays! Even better, just put out a trading update and strategic plan. I am just jealous that other investors can buy in cheaper than me now :)

Yeah, I did mean that Levi. Sorry. Not a chemist. You're right. The point is it should be a high demand resource, which is a pre-requisite for a high demand product especially with the move towards green energy and electric cars. Not that the market seems to have noticed. Lol.