Ann: Focus to Resume Production at Coolgardie, page-14

In the past 3 days FML price has increased 0.8 cents, (Hallelujah) but who's buying. There has been approx 100,000 shares sold over 54 transactions, which equates to a average less than 2,000 shares per purchase = $ 450.00 a pop. As per usual the price is now starting to fall.
The smart money is still not interested. A sustainable increase in the price will only occur if bigger players get involved.
Because of FML's policy, many may remember in Sept/Oct/Nov 2018 the price was languishing around 0.16 to 0.18 cents and someone bought 1,3 Ml over that time.
The price then gradually rose with more buyers coming in and hit 0.44.5 cents in the next 8 months and 5.5 Mil shares changing hands. For a few it was a windfall, but for most of us who had paid much more we hoped it would continue, but alas FML's direction put the kibosh on that and investors lost interest. I am still hoping 10 years later that FML follows through this time on its forecasts supported by the parent company so all suffering shareholders get a return on their investment.