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The rampers will be back soon when they get their 18p re-entries.

The important thing to take from the contract signing is that we should be able to better value the company and that's what IIs will need. Broker rarings help too.

I think anyone expecting a quick run to £1 will be disappointed, and the impatient are likely the ones selling at this level. I added more today under 19p.

I'm lucky that I didn't lose much in ARB as I was inexperienced which meant whilst I bought near the peak I didn't have a lot of cash in the markets at the time. Went all in on RMM after that and continued to top up there for over a year, with the hype of 10 bags. It turned into a dumpster fire and I lost significantly. Made it back on HARL recently which I continue to hold for significant returns. Will make sure to not get too greedy on that one. Its recent pullback is highlighting that but still a way to go there due to significant growth opportunities.

I think sometimes we ignore the negatives on stocks we are invested in and only want to hear the positives. Then act surprised when **** hits the fan and the people we labelled trolls turn out to be right. Question everything and be skeptical. If it doesn't feel right then get out.

Also remember that the people ramping a share all over the place are quietly selling you their shares as you buy the dip they created. Once they sell they launch a deramp campaign and buy the shares you're panic selling at a loss because it kept dipping after you bought.

Charts are manipulated and used as ammunition to suit their agenda. Ever wonder why you sometimes see sells of like 5 shares at the bid price or similar buys at full ask when trades of reasonable amounts are somewhere in the middle? You'll see them talking about a bullish pattern like a cup and handle or ascending wedge and then suddenly the price drops after you buy.

Learn the game and use it to your advantage.

Not all shares come crashing back down. Just those where the rise is based on hot air and hype. Some companies do actually grow from small to large on fundamentals, believe it or not.

That said I bought this near the top of the spike after it had started falling, and took a 50% loss a few months later. Sometimes you have to cut your losses as a 50% loss is better than a 99% loss and it was obvious early on that as soon as the bitcoin winter came everyone would abandon ARB and it would struggle. I kept questioning this but all the rampers could come up with was "bitcoin will go to 300k in this cycle and 60k will be the floor".

Lesson I took from this is to never buy a share that has risen many multi bags already. It was up what, 30x in the space of a few months? That was never sustainable when people were sat on fortunes.

I usually do the same. I didn't notice anything odd today. The selling is relentless though. I would have thought anyone who wanted out after the preferred bidder announcement would be out by now.

Could be more warrants being forward sold but there's no evidence of that.

I can't imagine the designers will be getting 30%. Seems too high.

They are probably waiting until we know the details of the contract. So many variables that make valuing this impossible right now.

That's what I don't get. People always saying MMs are dropping the price to get more shares but if they really wanted more shares they would raise the price as that is what will tempt sellers. Lowering it just makes more people hold. The sells going through today are those who bought at 20p taking their 10%. We just have to be patient here. A lot of people probably waiting for the formal contract to come through to see the details.

This certainly gives weight to the comments we've been hearing about HARL getting around 60% of the contract. They're building 2/3 of the components and then the final assembly, so why wouldn't they get more than half? This RNS is going to be a blockbuster.

Good point on the timescale as well LythamSlim8, I too doubt that they will work the week between Christmas and New Year. So that leaves 13 trading days. That said, he did say "hopefully" by the new year so it's not guaranteed. However, if he felt he could say that then it must be close so even if it does slip into next year it's likely to be early January.

I don't post much here anymore because I sold at 10p with 31p average (taking considerable losses), but I am glad to see RMM taking the right steps. Things should never have come to this, but it has and they appear to be digging themselves out of the hole they dug in September. I still think TB at a minimum has to go to restore trust, and his last job should be ensuring the company continues on.

I think this will do +100% at least on the first day of suspension lifting, and if I can re-enter below my exit price I will be a buyer. It dropped to 5p because lots of people were fearing a wipe out or major dilution double/tripling the shares in issue, but I don't see that happening and the share price will quickly reflect that. In the short term it will probably rise to around 15p, but in the longterm I think even people with higher averages will be in profit. The real gains from this share were always at full production with ore sorter and decent copper price, and eventually a new mill. All that is still possible over the coming years. 2023 will be rough but the company will get through it.

Volume is low because few people want to sell at this level but also not many trying to buy because the people selling at 20-27p recently are still desperately seeking 18p for re-entry.

The 100m debt facility exists for a reason.

Mary, so you looked at the 100 MA and immediately said that is the resistance? There are several other lines on the charts before you get there. That's why I put you down as deramping.

When did RSI become more important than market cap for valuing a company?

The fact you gave him one of the lower resistance levels shows your agenda here. 20p is the recent support level, has bounced strongly from here a couple of times. But saying 20p wouldn't suit your agenda would it?

Ignore the idiot above. It's not going to 12p. He just wants you to sell to help drive down the price.

Buy when others are panicking. I doubled my holding at around 23.75p today. Still got less shares than I held a month ago however as I have been exploring other opportunities. But I couldn't resist adding at this level.

I have been guilty of buying shares at the peaks as well, it's not how you make money. But it's easier to buy a rising share price than a falling one. As someone else said - psychology.

I wouldn't be surprised at all if we are involved. Read this RNS from September 2021

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/INFA/mou-with-navantia-and-windar-renovables-ex4r6pwrg43ka0y.html

Another troll.

If you were investing, you'd already be in. You're a trader who missed the bottom.

As has been said before, Killik are a broker. Try harder with your deramps.

To be fair advising people to hold is a deramp... Where do you think the price will be heading if no one buys? Look at the chart today and see what happens when people aren't buying.