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26/10/20

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Originally posted by Accumul8: ↑

Crikey people are talking like we've just lost the project.
The fundamentals haven't changed.... at all!

Of course going fron 4c to 30c then back to 19.5c... you'd prefer it to keep going up.
There is logical reason for the pull back.
- 2 Tranche cap raise at 6c.
- Profit takers after such a large jump.
- So many traders these days
- Regal having to sell shares as they participated in both tranche 1 and tranch 2 raises at 6c. They picked up over 5 million shares in each tranche at 6c. We were only 7 or 8 cents weren't we when the raise was done do if they can make 400% on selling a few and recoup the zero return they received from being the cornerstone investor at a time the share price was doing nothing for a few years despite all the progress then so be it.
Plus due to the $ value getting so high in their portfolios they have had to sell due to fund restrictions. Confirmed by the company.
Roly has possibly given them the opportunity to get into the raise as a 'thanks for your support gesture'.

All of us long term holders were annoyed at the lack of liquidity in FYI previously due to such a tight capital structure and it was putting off some investors from buying in. There's now been a gradual increase in shares being sold by the Regals etc onto market and there's definitely better liquidity now and I am happy with that (increase liquidity).

Logic says Roly knows more than us all about FYI's prospects.
He topped up another 1,000,000 at 15c out of his own skyrocket so what does that tell you?

Someone asked what will the share price do tomorrow. Who knows? Who cares frankly I just want to see what the outcome of the plant is, for Alcoa to get into the plan and for all the offtakes and JV to come to fruition. The share price will take care of itself from there and I'll be very happy.

The JV is very very advanced, I don't think people realise that. It was deliberately announced very conservatively.... for now.

I can understand if you are new to FYI and are down, having invested in the last week but there's no need to be stressed there are very good things coming.

Today's investors seems to be traders... and impatient ones at that.

Over 50c by christmas conservativley.

The question of a parcel size is an inteteresting one on Hotcopper. You can have over opinionated posters that hold 50,000 shares and top up with another 5,000 and think they are know it all, then you can have quieter posters that hold millions of shares and top up with another 100,000. And vice versa. You just don't know.
But I know plenty who post here that hold over 1 millions shares and communiocate with FYI regularly. And there's multiple that hold in the millions.

I am sleeping like a baby with my FYI holding.

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Still predicting over 50c by Christmas?

FYI Price at posting: 19.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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