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Silence is golden....golden!
Interesting thing is bbg. both copper pot and aquinaga, have been found wanting in the credibility stakes recently.
both supporting you. funny that.
so to repeat my question mate, where are you residing now
Morning Aquinaga......haha.
Sorry bbg. I think you can see my confusion.
in this post your living in Italy.
Also, lovely day here in Northern Italy...
Ten green boxes hanging on the board
Sorry bbg. didn't mean to upset you.
but as you can see from your post. here your living in Queensland.
We had a public holiday yesterday in QLD/NSW therefore the Solgold office was shut.
They are back in the office this morning and perhaps they are finalising their last revisions for our belter RNS.
Will we see the flashing red dot when we open today!!
Morning BBG, pleb is a huge understatement buddy. Let him ramble away like the proverbial drunken nuisance in a pub corner. The type of drunkard that sensible people avoid like the plague!
Hope you're well buddy.
Pleb
Sharket. who is more credible, the financial times or fort. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm let me think about it!!!!!!!!!
Bbg. Sorry mate I've lost track of where your residing at this moment.
For clarification, was your sp forecast of 200 in aus dollars, Italian euros or british pounds.
Fort, I am going by what is written in the FT, which said almost verbatim what I wrote. My ex used to live and work in Ecuador, she wouldn't go back there for any money these days. It has changed for the worse, objectively.
I'm ok Pad apart form a dislocated finger end (now on the mend) who says exercise is good for you - they're liars lols
Oh and never ending work commitments - this interim management cr-ap is a royal pain int arris.............but pays well so ho hum......
trust ur chipper me ol fruit ;o]
r's n best wishes
bn.c
I guess it all depends on where Fernando Villavicencio's voters go to... whether they stay with replacement candidate or move to someone like Jan Topic. The latter looks like he could push it to a run off imho.
Updated polling: https://www.as-coa.org/articles/poll-tracker-ecuadors-2023-presidential-election
main takeaway from a SOLG investors point of view is Perez seems to be loosing ground... but anything is possible.
"Ecuador has undoubtedly lost its reputation as one of the safer places to live and do business in South America."
I think the evidence of far worst situation in other SA countries clarified the point that Ecuador's recent political disruption is just that... disruption. To job on the back of that and imply that's it's lost reputation is fair enough but not really true on a broader scale comparison. As DBW posted... Ecuador is clearly ONE of if not THE safest places to invest and operate in the entirety of South America. It was never a paradise... in first place so think it's more of just the usual political disruptions which always occur before majority of SA elections. Didn't ecuador have similar situation when Correa fled?
Elections on Sunday likely to show Correa (or his side kick lady) well in front and possibly clear winner.
Pretty much spot on sharket
And talking of lies wishfull thinking and fantasy. Haven't we established you joined the board in 2019. So don't know where 7 years comes from. And please don't embarrass yourself by saying you read the board for 4 years before you joined
Novice, I kid you not, £12.50 was forecast. There was life before you.
I think fdjny has a list of the 20 or so who played a game of guess the sp. Several were in double figures.
Get him to post the list. Prove me wrong.
Unlike many on here I don't post wishfull thinking, lies or fantasy.
So until you prove me wrong stfu
Nerdy I think you posting £2.50 to £12 is a bit fantastical buddy I have reading here for coming up to 7 years and not once have I seen that. The only person mentioning that is yourself so stop fabricating nonsense for the sake of it evidence please
Ecuador has undoubtedly lost its reputation as one of the safer places to live and do business in South America. It is going through what Colombia went through many years ago with the proliferation of gangs all vying for control of drug supply chains, centered around the port city of Guayaquil. Whether the situation is bad enough to deter foreign investment remains to be seen and will depend on whether the next government is able to get a better handle on the security of the country.
It's also worth remembering that not only do corrupt nations not always deter western miners, at times the miners themselves are very much part of the problem. Glencore is a fine example of a company that has often operated outside of the law, seemingly couldn't care less about ESG, yet is often a darling of the stock market because it continuously makes vast sums of money.
Dbw. Can you not get your contact to give us an update. Just a small crumb of info, anything!!!.
Copperpots source seems to have dried up, so we're relying on you mate
BBG….. feels like we are waiting for one component to fall into place here ….. a license, the IPA, …. Who knows??
Wonder if the interminable delay on the website is somehow related.
Hopefully we’ll move from a position of joining the dots to being fully in the picture at some point
ATB
Bbg. Absolutely correct. If scotty boy said it, it must be true.
Novice I have stated on many occasions I fully expect to make a profit. I never fed into the £2.50 to £12 by Xmas frenzy. And I don't tie into the no negative news brigade. Ive invested and lost and invested and won in exploration companies for many years. And feel confident in my judgement.
The hysteria on here says much about invester knowledge.
Hi Pad
To be honest I can’t even read it , just got the gist from some of the replies ….. sad individual