General comment, page-123

If you look at the WAF chart between Feb and March 2020, just before first pour , it shows remarkable similarities to TIE .

Three weeks before first pour the share price was approx 63 c at its peak . It then fell back to close at 42 c at first pour . ( 18th March 2020)

From April 6th , it started to appreciate fast and by the first production quarter it was trading at 0.82 c ( ie doubled )
By the second quarter of production it was trading at 1.20 ps

I didn't expect TIE to fall back to 69 cents as I thought the WAF sell off was due to COVID , however , from here , all I can see is blue skies for the share price . My prediction is that by the end of March 2023 ( ie first quarter of commercial production ) we will be trading around 1.10 to 1.20 ps and by the second quarter ( end of June 2023) the sp will be circa 1.50 to 1.60. Pure speculation I know but using the performance of WAF as a guide , highly plausible