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The global silver spoon market size was valued at approximately USD 0.3 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 0.6 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of about 8% during the forecast period.

Source: https://www.businessresearchinsights.com/market-reports/silver-spoon-market-105088

Don't worry, Tryingard. Buying shares in UFO was for those of us who found watching paint dry just far, far too exciting.

A typo, ukt6. 25. But we know what you mean. It's probably a good job the Great Northern Highway is as long as it is, with all the kicking the can down the road that our BOD are capable of.

No, Max, you still ignore the basic fallacy. Chocolate may well do the job just as well. But if your company is still showing no signs of any chocolate coming off the production line, it's all just hypothetical.

Very strange analysis, if I might say so, that anyone who expresses just a teeny-weeny bit unhappiness about the loss of perhaps 95% of their money is automatically "not invested".

End-Q4 was my timescale for anything other than a placing too, wents. Honestly, this really is like watching the proverbial paint dry. With the one essential difference - that we all know that eventually paint DOES dry.

Not entirely the case MyIPA. I only post on here because it is my only share and has been for over 3 years. I am so disenchanted with AIm that once I have got out of UFO I am out of here for good. But like others have said, I am not getting out of here now because there's almost no point in selling when your holding might just about buy you a cup of coffee.

Your sentiments are 100% the same as mine, pebsi. It really irks me when traders smirk about their 2% profit in a day. And continue to suppress the sp with their trading, so that we LTHs begin to lose hope of EVER seeing a rise above 2%, let alone 10%, and even more let alone 100%. And a 100% rise from here would still only get to less than 10% of the 2.7p "fair value" that we had drummed into us for so long.

Some of us have just sat back and relaxed for so long, Herman, that it will take a hypnotherapist to get us back into consciousness.

Bfd, something I said on Friday with regard to "deferred" is that I do hope the BOD doesn't overplay its hand. If the other prospective party to a JV has been told, in effect, "We think we can do better than you", and then it turns out we can't....

I thought 0.25, but didn't really believe we would ever go that low!

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Don't be so cynical, pebsi. In about 6 months we may get an RNS announcing that they are exploring all options with several well-known hardware multiples with a view to buying one or two shovels.

Don't give up, folks. It'll soon be early-2023 and we'll be "shovel ready".

The only concern I have from the wording "we are deferring the previously disclosed joint venture discussions" is that the BOD doesn't overplay its hand and end up with nothing.

Yes, Max, I was aware that the article was over a month old. And that really is my very point. I used the expression yesterday about the media's description of the fortunes of the Chinese market and consequent iron ore prices being a "rollercoaster".

With the greatest respect, Max, please do have a bit more respect yourself for other shareholders, most of whom are no doubt genuine people with a desire to see UFO succeed. But I said this same thing only yesterday, what are genuine people supposed to make of the situation when even credible sources such as the FT have recently used expressions like "plunging iron ore prices" and "Chinese property rout"? People are not anti-UFO or anti-you just because they cannot understand where the truth lies between "Chinese rout" and "Chinese boom".

https://www.ft.com/content/620fd8c0-ca40-4ffd-93fb-2297a0987e89

I think to be fair, Max, not everyone is a "troll". Many are just innocent bystanders who are confused by headlines which read 'China stimulus', then 'China gloom deepens', then 'China stimulus'. then 'China gloom deepens', like a never-ending rollercoaster.

My hope is that the BOD are not going to start negotiations about the next placing while the sp is where it is now. And scupper the uplift from any jv which occurs in the meantime. I had this happen in another stock, where we long-suffering PIs had waited years and years and years for something positive, and then within days of the share at long, long last taking off the clever BOD announced a placing at a 35% discount.

Well said, Insertwittyname. Month ends are really rather irrelevant in the broad picture of project development. Some months have 31 days, others have 30, one only has 28. So what? A fixation on, say, 28 February would hardly spell disaster all round if news didn't break until 3 March.