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FrzR@Frzrzlmr·
@valueymercado $ASPI Paul Mann & Stefano Marani have a very similar grifting style, always saying profits are just around the corner, yet somehow perpetually delayed. In 2016, Renergen announced a supply deal with Afrox. Commercial helium sales were set to start in 2018. We're in 2026 now...
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E Robert@broheim777·
@TulipoJM @sandy_slipper $LODE @CDe_Gasperis Corrado is a serial over promissor and under-deliverer. Nobody can argue otherwise. He instills very little confidence as CEO. I am long despite him not because of him. That said, I do believe the risk/reward here is meaningful.
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E Robert@broheim777·
$LODE only investors in $LODE have the luck that during commissioning there is a earthquake! Maybe Nevada isn’t as safe as we all thought….😛
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Sandy Slipper
Sandy Slipper@sandy_slipper·
@broheim777 You believe he is much behind? I think initially they had some margin of safety in the planning, and from the CEO we only hear positive statements. Understood they will still finish commissioning in Q2, also based on this recent update:
Corrado DeGasperis@CDe_Gasperis

Comstock Metals commissioning is advancing very well with equipment arrival, assemblies and power connectivity all in progress. The last scheduled equipment arrival was the scrubber (arrived Monday) and the Ovens (10 massive truck loads) that started arriving yesterday. $LODE

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E Robert@broheim777·
@sandy_slipper I’m in Italy a little far from the action! But I doubt it. I understand the consternation and it has nothing to do with an earthquake. I’m going to write up a deep dive on $LODE this weekend. Just relax. He is behind schedule but its not of world.
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Darren
Darren@UDiamondBalls·
$aspi Why can't they release their financial report by the due date 😭 This is first time my feathers are slightly ruffled 😆🤨
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Borja
Borja@piterloskot82·
$FRMI secures 165M$ in equipment financing from CSG Investments. At the same time, AWS is looking to hire a senior manager in Amarillo $ASPI $QLE
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Sandy Slipper
Sandy Slipper@sandy_slipper·
@variance_swap Agreed - this was all very bullish for $LODE. Well done Corrado and team 👏
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shady_sci@ShadySci·
@madcap_cap @WalterScottFund Corrado indeed has questionable ethics and alignment when it comes to LODE shareholders. And yet, the Metals thesis is very promising decreasingly risky, and proximal. Bioleum is increasingly distant and possibly a capital liability for LODE. SSOF is a lottery ticket. Weird times
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E Robert@broheim777·
@CDe_Gasperis $LODE at the IAlpha investor conference, CEO reiterated that we will see an update to LODE’s equity stake in SSOF. I want to see at least 30% given the transfers. A deal should bring in ~ $500mm, or net $150mm to $LODE- good for $3 pop imho
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Max 📟
Max 📟@MaxNordau·
WATCH: "Professor Jiang" explains that we could fix poverty by printing infinite money but we don't because we want people to be poor. I am not joking.
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Sandy Slipper
Sandy Slipper@sandy_slipper·
@ShadySci @Meditate_Run @broheim777 @CDe_Gasperis Agree the previous loans were unethical, but now is the time for Corrado to make amends. Since he appears to take the allegations seriously, at the very least he should ‘buy’ $LODE shares with the personal gains he made at shareholders’ expense. Hope we won’t be disappointed.
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shady_sci
shady_sci@ShadySci·
@Meditate_Run @sandy_slipper @broheim777 @CDe_Gasperis Assuming @CDe_Gasperis as SSOF's CEO gives LODE equity in return is a big ask. He's shown he'd rather do interest free loans against LODE's interests (and the LODE board who own SSOF too deem it OK), to SSOF's advantage. Be prepared to be disappointed. I hope to be wrong.
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Sandy Slipper
Sandy Slipper@sandy_slipper·
@UDiamondBalls Haha I was also thinking like this 😂. Valuation is crazy low. But not sure how to balance valuation and management trust
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Darren
Darren@UDiamondBalls·
$ASPI 😆😁🤣🚀
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Sandy Slipper
Sandy Slipper@sandy_slipper·
@SunvMikey Yes interesting. Isn’t the difficulty that timelines of Renergen phase 2 are not fully certain yet and probably require more dilution as per the latest call? Difficult to predict how long helium prices will stay raised, and how much $ASPI will benefit
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SunvMikey
SunvMikey@SunvMikey·
$ASPI great post. ASPI need to lock in. Losing early mover advantage would be disastrous (especially for $QLE... we already see this with competitors landing massive government grants / contracts yet none for ASPI) Also a question that should be asked is is the helium already locked into contracts at a set price? Price increase worldwide won't matter if contracts are already locked in 👍
IU C🅰️T@shihchiehlee

$ASPI Completely agree! Helium is almost irreplaceable in semiconductor cooling and fabrication. The Middle East (especially Qatar) has been a major source (~30–33% global supply), and the Iran conflict has created a real ~30% global deficit — definitely not minor. However, the US has multiple new helium developments from natural gas fields ramping up (e.g., Wyoming Dry Piney, Minnesota Topaz projects). Korea, Japan, and Taiwan have strong US ties, so allies will shift to secure American/North American supply — ultimately benefiting US-linked producers. But it's not all rosy for $ASPI alone; other players like ExxonMobil, Linde, and emerging pure-helium companies are also expanding — we can't be fully optimistic. Dispersed alternatives (Canada, Utah new projects) can help mitigate demand. For $ASPI, the swift execution of Phase One (targeting 58 MCF/day), committing ~170 million in capital to unlock Phase Two additional financing (500 to 750 million) are the real milestones and stock growth drivers. Ultimately, what drives the stock price and valuation is whether the company can actually deliver and land these projects — not repeated delays. Everything depends on actual execution and delivery, not just macro talk or war headlines. At least, we see how Paul has been setting a milestone for investors to follow, to ensure if he can do execution. Bullish on execution, but staying cautious!

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Sandy Slipper
Sandy Slipper@sandy_slipper·
@CryptoOwly @BeenThereCap Did you think any of the biotech or mining deals made much sense? Maybe Renergen did. In any case, the explanations seemed vague to me. It felt like he didn’t even try to justify spending millions of shareholders’ money on new areas
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The $ASPI sentiment and chatter has swung entirely from "look at all the potential ways to win big!" to "Paul Next-Quarter Mann will botch every shot on goal." The truth is in the middle. The current $4 price is just as dumb as $14 was in October.
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Sandy Slipper@sandy_slipper·
@BeenThereCap … has even spent money in a related-party deal that has ‘unethical’ written all over it while acting as CEO of another company. None of these issues are openly addressed, as Paul actively discourages open dialogue by scripting investor calls. This is why $ASPI is not at 14
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Sandy Slipper
Sandy Slipper@sandy_slipper·
@BeenThereCap Well, I guess this swing is not really about valuation. It's about finding out that the $ASPI CEO has repeatedly lied about timelines, randomly buys unrelated mining and biotech assets to divert attention from the core, and ...
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Sandy Slipper
Sandy Slipper@sandy_slipper·
@SunvMikey Haha, fully agree to your post. Few too many red flags for me.
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SunvMikey
SunvMikey@SunvMikey·
$ASPI $SKBL shareholders deserve better. Paul Mann has destroyed shareholder value and needs to be replaced. The track record of broken promises, moving goalposts and self enrichment is undeniable at this point. Here is the reality of ASPI under current management The endless delays and pivots Silicon-28 and O-Rings: Claimed commercialization was imminent, then abruptly paused operations to replace compressor O-rings. Still no firm restart date? Ytterbium-176: Touted as complete 9 months early, only to later admit to a "catastrophic laser failure" pushing commercial scale out to late 2026 SKBL Asian Mining Asset: Promised a definitive announcement "in the coming weeks" back in Dec 2025 (meant to be EOY announcement) Almost 4 months later no announcement yet. 3 months ago it was "coming in a few weeks" Carbon-14 Feedstock: Blamed an 18-month delay on supply chains. Pushed revenue generation from early 2026 to vaguely "expected to arrive." Molybdenum-100: Hyped $27M/year BRICEM contract from 2022. Deliveries were supposed to start in 2023. FY24 total company revenue was a miserable $4.1M. The contract never materialized (yet they tweeted about it semi recently) Free Cash Flow: Management projected substantial FCF in 2024 to fund expansion. The reality? A massive cash burn of -$26M to -$28M While shareholders hold the bag on constant dilution to keep the lights on, management is burning capital instead of fixing their core enrichment operations (think the Opengo deal recently wtf was that?) ASPI just dumped $10 million into an Israeli biotech company working on fibrosis and cancer therapeutics. Why is a cash-burning isotope enrichment company taking venture capital bets on early-stage biotech? Because CEO Paul Mann and director Todd Wider personally held interests in the firm lol!!! They are using shareholder funds to boost their own private investments while ASPI's core operations stall out. Paul Mann in the last two years alone has sold 9.6M worth of stock (more if you count what he sold for tax) Why is he being awarded millions in shares for missing every single deadline? Paul Mann is treating this company to fund his lifestyle (DYOR on what a lifestyle stock is they exist) and is not focused on meeting deadlines (why would you be when you are happily enjoying your millions at the expense of retail) To top it off Mann is acting as the CEO/Executive Chairman of completely unrelated companies instead of fixing the operational disasters here and restoring trust in ASPI shareholders. The market is tired of the dilution, the delays, the self-dealing, and the lies. It's time for accountability and new leadership. I have no doubt this will piss some people off. Unfortunately for them this account is NOT an echo chamber. Paul Mann needs to go. There is no defending him anymore. Did I miss a lie? Add it below
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