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"They" love to hide things in plain sight.

It's all pre-scripted theatre, everything that you think you know is fake with the theatre being run by the parasite class.

Sanctions are a form of non-kinetic economic warfare and terrorism. Not all warfare involves kinetic military action, warfare can take many forms with economic warfare being one of them.

When the USA empire imposes economic sanction upon another country they are targeting and causing hardship and suffering to the civilian population of that country. Millions, yes many millions, of civilians have suffer horrendous, needless death as a result of the sanctions imposed by the globes number one perpetrator of terrorism.

Terrorism;

the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims:

Note it says unlawful, that means international law not the law that is made up on the fly by murdering despots.

People are getting a tad querulous today even though the share price is on the up. Aren't you all supposed to be happy when the price goes up and tetchy when it goes down? Perhaps everyone on this board is just old and miserable because they don't have long left to live. Disclaimer (for the nitpicking pedants): this is simply an hypothesis and I am not stating it as fact.

Atkinsons are absolutely spot on, they provide a great service for buying and selling. I have used them for many years as have family and friends, as far as I'm aware there hasn't been a single negative experience.

That video clearly shows the scale of the La India endeavour and the great progress being made. It also highlights why community engagement and getting the community onboard is so vital. There you are living in a nice quiet village surrounded by trees and then, within a year, your village is almost engulfed by a huge industrial mine site with heavy plant and regular explosions.

When J.P. Morgan have covered their short positions we'll be back to the races again. This dip is just short term noise due to market manipulation. Relax and have a nice cup of tea whilst it all blows over.

As other long-term Condor holders have said, I see the future here as being about La India and I am very pleased with the progress being made. When it comes online La India will throw off masses of cash so after many many years of waiting I couldn't be happier. I'm also pleased that we are having a shake out today, get rid of some weak hands and nervous nellies ready for the next leg up. It seems to me that the MM are always looking for an opportunity to hold back Metals' share price or slam it down excessively, today they are letting rip.

Maybe it's time for a change of name? "Metals Exploration" does suggest that the company is just an explorer rather than a cash generating producer.

ZaphoBeeblebrox

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAlKv4zawlg

"China invading the Philippines is my main worry here, and I think that is not very likely".

There are really only 2 countries that go around the world invading other countries, starting wars, overthrowing governments, launching decapitation strikes and ignoring international law. China certainly isn't one of them.

Apparently, according to ZH, the US is the largest holder of gold with 8.1k tonnes of gold 😂. Bearing in mind that figure is unaudited and totally unverified. They then state that Russia holds 2.3k tonnes, with China also holding that amount. I have listened to lots of commentators, including Jim Rickards, who state that Russia holds about 10k tonnes whilst China holds between 30 to 40k tonnes. Not a very credible article.

Briggsy, do you have any lorry updates for us? Don't keep us all guessing.

We've had a very strong rise so it is good to see a pull back and some consolidation. A very healthy process with nervous people banking some profits, creating a more stable base for the next leg up.

Onlymeagain, just to clarify. Your dad has 20 million shares which, at about 2p, cost him in the region of £400,000 and here you are asking for advice?

If your dad had £400k to speculate on an AIM miner he must be fairly wealthy anyway and switched on financially. Why don't you ask your dad what he wants to do with his shareholding rather than asking complete strangers on here?

Anyway that £3 million is now re-available so why can't £1.2 million be used for a shareholder reward, I'm pretty sure that a lot of us have earned it.

Tray, it is all well and good repeatedly talking about people who get the POW model and people who don't but I aren't quite sure that explains our depressed share price.

I have been in POW for a lot of years and I feel that I do understand the business model and have been a big fan of it.

However, but, on the other hand (take your pick). My understanding of the model, in brief, is that we buy up low cost promising assets, jazz them up with a bit of low cost malarky, repackage them and in some form or other sell them on. That could be IPO, joint venture etc. All well and good so far, those bits of the process have been progressing, albeit slowly.

My understanding was/is that when things are spun out or sold on then shareholders would realise some material benefit in the form of shares in the IPOs, special dividends or some other. That part of the process seems to have a definite bottle neck because it certainly has not happened. Hence I would suggest that even if people do understand the business model or perhaps particularly if they do understand the business model and can see that it isn't being followed to it's original conclusion (as stated by PJ) then they can seen that there is no reward or benefit to holding POW.

To demonstrate that the whole model is alive and well I believe that a small special dividend should have been announced. Much rather that than blowing £3 million on some dodgy Saudi deal that would have seen us well and truly ripped off further down the line.

I'm also an ex-Condorian and I felt cheated by the terms of the takeover.

However I quickly pulled myself together and saw the quality of Darren, on the basis of which I had a large top-up at just below 6p. Such is my growing enthusiasm for and faith in the MTL story that I have had a (late) Spring clean of my ISA portfolio. Sold some dogs and put all of the proceeds into MTL. I'm now rather over weight in MTL.

Punter, please stop!

I turned Beetlejuice into a green box quite some time ago and now here you are, posting quotes.

Geng, I take my hat off to you if you have been making a good living at share trading for 40 years. I first started dabbling on the stock market 31 years ago and I well remember the dearth of information available to private investors, no internet, not management interviews and no webinars or websites etc. On top of that each time one traded it cost between £100 and £200 in brokerage fees.

Eric Sprott described private investors as the "plankton of the investment world". Clearly that doesn't apply to you so well done you and keep it up.

Trump's Big Beautiful Bill or BBB will lead to lots of currency creation and the issuing of US confetti bonds. Interesting that BBB grade bonds are just one step above junk bonds. I think we are being told all we need to know, buy gold.