I agree, as i have said in past posts/replies, i knew how tough things would be & i wouldn’t worry about my shares until 5 years were up. But i only have just over 100k shares in this so its still less money to lose then my wife spends on shoes, bags & tic-toc tat.
I still think in maybe 2 years time we will all be
Pleasantly surprised with our returns. Be it like me with a small amount of shares compared to the ones with 10/20 times more then me.
If another firm starts up in the same buisness of recycling lithum batteries in the uk over the next year i will definitely invest in them also. Because TM1 & recylus have already done most of the red tape work.
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In for a penny…
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I’m now the owner of over 516,000 shares. Even if I lose everything like a few people say it’s only gonna be spent on shoes dresses and dinner…
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I am over twice deep for almost half the shares 
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That’s why I bought more as it brings my average down. I’m in for years anyway so o my matters if the company doesn’t make it
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90% loss is the end of my involvement . With this and Ben’s Creek , Premier Africa all recommended by the experts I’ve had an expensive introduction to shares.
Time to sell up
Have you done well In Other shares along the way ?
The more blue chip ones are a better option , I’m moving in Government bonds more as they are safer
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Same 73% down now though. No point selling fingers crossed for 5 years time
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75% down here, I’ve been throwing more money at it in the hope my average comes down. I think I’ll just stick and hope for the best, the temptation is to keep buying and keep bringing the average down however I’m not as confident as I was a couple of years ago.
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I have about the same loss and a chunk of Prem too.
Changing my primary strategy to DIVs now
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I’m now looking for dividend paying shares moving away from the non dividend paying ones
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Yup, about 90% for me too. ARVL was my most costly mistake. I still have hope for TM1 somehow but dont want to jinx it!
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I’ve found high dividend shares don’t pay much as the companies are normally underperforming however they are both up that I invested in but you’re talking like £15 and £10 up for the cost of £1500 invested over 4 months.
Same here. Got burned for £500 with Ben’s Creek. Hoping the £1k here doesn’t go the same way. Maybe in 5 years I can recoup it if they ever get off the ground.
Sticking to solid equity growth / div stocks.
Have a look at £FEV been a consistent climber for me , averages about 10%/yr capital growth and a small div.
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Anyone else detect a glimmer of hope? Downward trend seems to have halted for a couple of days. Feeling optimistic.
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No just the usual spike look at the trend from the past 6 months
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Seems to be holding it’s own over the last week or so, there the chance it could reach 1p by the year end. I am still confident it will do well with another year under it’s belt…
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No chance. That will only happen if a big pension fund comes in and backs them ! With the 5% they are supposed to be backing british companies
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