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this company is tightly held by top 20 who won't consider selling until the share is maybe around 20 cents and if Saudi is on the table non of them will sell below 60 cents.

The reason is the top 20 shareholders are mostly in the Middle East or have been there, they know what most Aussie retail investors don't, which is the development of the mine is imminent and on-going why would you sell a copper miner with easily 16 years of mine life span for dirt cheap when you have seen the mine yourself and you know the company is working day and night to develop the mine. as we speak 165 employees are living in the mine site digging, pre stripping, pouring concrete waiting for the crusher to arrive. if you are confident about what I just said why would you sell a company that is going to be a copper producer handing out dividends in an inflationary enviroment like the one we are living in right now.

I totally understand why the Aussie retail investors are not piling into Alara now because of reasons like location risk, past performant ie,Saudi but once Alara start selling copper and showing cash flow the market will ignore Alara no more!the share price going up or down is a matter of liquidity not business fundamentals, the company does not update often and they do zero marketing for the project which us why so few people know or read about it, however, all that will change once those profits from wahishi mine start coming in.

You can think of it as a positve if the company spent money on marketing non of us would bet able to buy it this cheap.at the moment the volumes are just traders trying to make a buck non of the top 20 are selling if they did the share would be at 1 cent because there I no appetite for it.

they are actually accumulating that's what held the price this high so far if they weren't it would be back at 2 cents because only trip 20 is buying now I don't see any major buyer who is not a shareholder of Alara.there is only 250 people who own more than 100k shares in Alara and 30 people own 79 percent of the company!

I see it as a positive if the top 20 were selling into a mine development I would be skeptical as why would they, but the fact they are not when their average share price cost is around 2 cents that means they believe in the company, they could start selling at these levels and make 300 percent gain but they are not!

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One more thing liquidity and trading volumes are low because investors don’t whats there to speculate no mine no historical track record and a risky jurisdiction in there eyes once all their fears are met which they will be come December expect capital to follow

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