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Trying to get the word out there...
https://twitter.com/andmillsy/status/1492037963533983746?t=VMuTJh9j3VjIsEUbWvIKyA&s=19

#glr @GalileoResource #copper #zinc
Great RNS this is so undervalued

£2.4M received for Glenover Sale

Revenue flow as well - royalties from Star Zinc sale approx. £86K from the 1st three shipments and is due further £335K from next shipments.

https://t.co/A1wl0cLVdv

Thanks Howezap, Zaphod and iWantThatOne.

My reference of 3km was from memory and confession I failed to use a ruler ! IWTO you are correct that the scale and my pink scrawls on the 2D RNS map don't match 3km.
Perhaps it is a 3km porphyry or a 30p porphyry after 1 or 2 pan galactic gargleblasters... but ... my memory, on this occasion, was functioning adequately.

Who wants to watch that beautiful Conceptual Open Pit Study again - you know you've all been looking for an excuse...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEIwR_0S7SE
you can just skip to about 15m30 secs and watch for about 3 mins where strike length modelled in 3D is 3.6km.

I wasn't intending to ramp / exaggerate what we have but I think we are all in agreement that "Its a big 'un"

The scale is apparent in the RNS'd diagram. Colin has also mentioned 3km in interviews.

Consider Atik mine in Sweden - Colin has discussed this in other interviews. Some info below and "interesting" grade

A copper mine owned by Boliden AB and situated outside the town of Gällivare.
Porphyry copper deposit, situated 15 km southeast of the town Gällivare and 50 km north of the Arctic circle. Proven reserves reported in Jan 2007 were 526 Mton of ore containing 0.28 % of Cu, 0.2 ppm Au and 2 ppm Ag. The ore zone is almost 3 km long and 500 m wide, the strike is almost north-south. The dip of the orebody is 50 degrees and it plunges to the north. The southern part of the ore zone reaches down to 400 m and in the northern part, the ore depth is still unknown.

Sweden's largest sulphide mine with an annual production of 35 Mt of ore, and the biggest open-pit operation in northern Europe

My take on the message from 20
https://twitter.com/andmillsy/status/1491793183033810949?s=20&t=mbsK6kvCPIoTPYUh73wUpw

...Doesn't permit edits!...
time to log off

Eagle eyes :)

Thank you Ella correction posted in the thread. Unfortunately Twitter does permit edits.

OC
Link to the very informed iceberg blog...
http://icebergshares.blogspot.com/?m=1
It's referenced in the tweets, with agreement from Iceberg posting here as i appreciate not all are on Twitter

Thanks Ben
For any new or potential investorsi posted a series of tweets following a poll on Twitter sharing some info on
1. How AA buyout can be triggered
2. How current SP is underpinned by revenue generating assets
https://twitter.com/andmillsy/status/1489731012905033736?t=lEJ86a0s13yntGXG3P4vIg&s=19

3. Possible valuation scenario for Bushranger
https://twitter.com/andmillsy/status/1491456862180737026?t=2_a0LP5Fzi6N09HQUxisdg&s=19

Xtract is a complex and evolving investment proposition and the intention was to share some data to help in a broader community.

It's a dialogue and my perspective and of course others may have different pov.

If anyone is trying to find a link to interviews and webcast then the following, which I just found today, may help you:
https://audioboom.com/search/posts?q=xtract&sort_by=recent
sorted with recent first, unfortunately date of recording not displayed but one click and you can see when it was recorded.

Its worth looking at in conjunction with RNS information as after most RNS there tends to be an interview
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/XTR/xtract-resources-plc/analysis

Andrew thanks for that post of the video interview again. It was worth another listen.
It was really good to hear it again and remind of the confidence of 2mt 4 months ago prior to Ascot.
(We all mentioned it at the time but its a pity Colin got thrown with the mental arithmetic of the interviewer with 2000mt @ $10,000 being calculated as 200bn rather than 20bn ! But that aside the content and structure was excellent.)

Btw Anglo closed up 3.15% today. I make that about £1.4bn on their MCAP taking it to £45.3bn....

Also thanks Steve for pointing out they have been buying back their own shares for months.

H202 pointed out RNS "Anglo American plc ("Anglo American") announces its intention to return an additional $2 billion to its shareholders through: (i) an on-market irrevocable and non-discretionary share buyback programme of $1 billion (the "Buyback Programme"); and (ii) a special dividend of $0.80 per ordinary share, equal to $1 billion (the "Special Dividend").

GeorgeJ and others asking the question - what else could we suggest they spend their surplus funds on to sustain and grow their business ????

Those last few secs did make me laugh "Colin Bird Chairman of Which One is it Today"

Shorn
My recollection from Oct meeting was Colin saying 20 or 25p or after a few whiskies 30p.
Perhaps whiskies was code for porphyries...

Last pot to use means last pot to spend/ drawdown

Don't just base decisions on LTA as SIPP is outside IHT. Arguably SIPP should be the last pot you use.
There may be a case to relocate to IoM so I've heard

Howezap be aware of LTA lifetime allowance on the SIPP

One insight from this is the geo observations are rather accurate judging by the assays
Observations for 19 - "Thick interval of visible trace to moderate copper porphyry-associated copper (chalcopyrite) mineralisation from a downhole depth of 201m until of 670m, a downhole interval of 469m. Moderate strength copper mineralisation occurred from a downhole depth of 270m until 356m, a downhole interval of 86m."

Unfortunately you nailed it Lican

"Today we saw something rarely seen in recent times?? as @Sprott Physical #Uranium Trust?? spent entire trading session in the ATM activation zone?????? with over 3.3M units of $U.UN traded in #Canada that looks to have raised about C$28M with Goldman Sachs buying 1.2M units.???? https://t.co/QH2TPS68W2"

Would be good Ella - limited number of 10 options - next poll !