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all the mess of today is caused by £100,000 value traded not even 0.5 % of available shares. yet this small trading fellows are depressing the sp. since there is no expected dilution in a year from now. any serious news will wipe this depression in the first minutes of trading. Good time for adding shares.

what is so disappointing about this accepts the unsatisfied short term traders?? The future of this company is obvious. some shorties are just trying to cut each other. the sooner they loose hope the better for this share. you can not make money in this share accept if you are willing to wait.

sorry, I meant south west formation. This is kalaba and all the area to the north west.

It appears air born survey has a deep impact on NvS Plans. Last year kalaba was seen as easy target for Jorc estimation. Now it is likely to be extended to include all southeast formation, as it has the same geology. so expected more samples and drills for this areas before any jorc. the positive thing, it will be massive find not as thought before. sales of casa and sturec will be a good step to accelerate the whole process of kalaba jorc and upgrading the production plant. this is what I thing NvS will go to in order to secure independent ownership of the rest of the other targest.

Existing plan B does not put plan A to bad. Lithium is the most expensive of all in new battery technology fallowed by cobalt as a second options fallowed by other options. The main drive here is efficiency, if you are driving an electric car how much time are you willing to wait for your battery to charge? and how many miles you want to drive before you receive the low battery signal. there will be markets for all depending on cost and affordability. batteries are needed to store the day light to be used at night as well, form solar energy. so the technology is at its infancy and lots of turns and.. are expected.

cobalt always existed as a proportion of copper or nickel except those small deposits resulting from asteroids. don't look else where, DRC and Zambia will be the major source as always being. In fact existing cobalt with copper is a sign or a strong old formation of copper, as cobalt will result by decay, check the table of isotopes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_of_nuclides

This share seems to be promising even for small traders, they are the cause of these continuous sales. look at eh figures and see how big their holdings. Unfortunately inexperienced traders do put a strain to any share they buy. hold and consolidate, it is an averaging down opportunity.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@-10.7196524,25.4050049,14051m/data=!3m1!1e3
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@-12.2622741,25.860187,12679m/data=!3m1!1e3
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@-12.2589613,25.320698,7416m/data=!3m1!1e3

It is the starting signs of USA China resources war in Africa, USA has already committed serious funds to buy mines in Africa. The west dominance had ended and the economic war has just started. mining companies in Africa should use this to their advantage and not accept cheap deals. There is cash for offer from both sides, but we have to wait to get the maximum or at least a JV which helps to unlock value.

https://www.911metallurgist.com/blog/cyanide-free-gold-leaching-alternative

ChinaBlue, with sturec the problem is not the permit. It is the way gold is distilled from the rock, as they do not accept the old methods using cyanide they offered a limited permit to use mechanical methods, this mechanical method is not efficient so it is kept just to abide by regulations, the new method to look for is the application of new leaching methods without cyanide, or not harmful to the wild life. I don't know if some companies has already started using one of these new methods.
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/cornstarch-cyanide-gold

well spoken westie50, The man is fighting hard for our cause; Sales of casa or sturec may test NvS to the limit, the buyers will try to put all pressure on arcm to lower the price, this is what they try to achieve. till now he did not give away any cheap deal. He is strengthening the bur-genning position of arcm. The other parties have to change their offer sometime in the future and come with a reasonable offer.

NvS siad it before, he is only interested in serious offers. Give it time folks it will come the right way.

In short, it will be a waste of money just to dig anywhere, they have first to understand the topology and understand how the rich mineral layer is moving up and down to assess the easiest targets for mining costs and Jorc estimation, it is clear that the whole area have the ore but at which depth and how it it slopping down.

from my reading of this map, I guess that this area was generated by a south west crust push towards the north east. this resulted in
1) The front line ranging from area 7 to 1. it is hilly and a twisted formation, that means the area where kalaba is located, it means that ore could be at surface or close in some ridges and drop then reappear in another parallel ridge so the mining area could be a set of access-able branches not only one.
2) The second line 4 to 2 and continue north west. this is a sharper one fold formation
3) The ridge 'area 1' sloping towards the north east, just by looking at the area topology and the depth of the top layer they can estimate the ore.
4) The ridge 'area 3' sloping towards the south west, is similar to the area 1,
5) the smooth gradual dip towards the north east towards 'area 6'
From this map it appears that the open pit mining projects could easily start at open pit where the red color shows and then negotiate its way towards the depth. from this map the triangle 1, 3 and 6 would be the most consistent long term, although it may need removing the top layer. the depression between area 1 and 3 may show some depth moving away from the ridges . In general it is a very vast deposit, simple and at constant depth in the north east and getting more complicated at the south west. best luck all. I guess the best strategy is to gauge the depth at the north east limit zone to see if it is still at reasonable depth there before any new company moves to that area.
http://s2.q4cdn.com/256050873/files/images/2019/zamsort-intergrated-anomalies4.jpg

discounts the placing price, I don't know what people are thinking here. this is clearly a spike. keep away till lower than 2p by a margin.

it was small venture with a infrastructure nightmare, what do you expect from that. better do the same with sturec.
The copper mine is huge lets not forget about this as well. as I said in a previous post today one thing is missing and that is the depth of the copper rich layer, we know it is there it is under a carpet of dust but the folds still show here and there.

sorry, correcting some errors;
from my reading of this map, I can guess that this area was generated by a south west crust push towards the north east. this resulted in
1) The front line ranging from area 7 to 1. it is hilly and a twisted formation
2) The second line 4 to 2 and continue north west. this is a sharper one fold formation
3) The ridge 'area 1' sloping towards the north east
4) The ridge 'area 3' sloping towards the south west
5) the smooth gradual dip towards the north east towards 'area 6'
From this map it appears that the open pit mining projects could easily start at open pit where the red color shows and then negotiate its way towards the depth. from this map the triangle 1, 3 and 6 would be the most consistent long term, although it may need removing the top layer. the depression between area 1 and 3 may show some depth moving away from the ridges . In general it is a very vast deposit, simple and at constant depth in the north east and getting more complicated at the south west. best luck all. I guess the best strategy is to gauge the depth at the north east limit zone to see if it is still at reasonable depth there before any new company moves to that area.
http://s2.q4cdn.com/256050873/files/images/2019/zamsort-intergrated-anomalies4.jpg

from my reading of this map, I can guess that this area was generated by a south west crust push towards the north east. this resulted in
1) The from line ranging from area 7 to 1. it is hilly and a twisted formation
2) The second line 4 to 2 and continue north west. this is a sharper one fold formation
3) The ridge 'area 1' sloping towards the north east
4) The ridge 'area 3' sloping towards the south west
5) the smooth gradual dip towards the north east towards 'area 6'
From this map it appears that the open pit mining projects could easily start at open pit where the red color shows and then negotiate its was towards the depth. from this map the triangle 1, 3 and 6 would be the most consistent long term, although it may need removing the top layer. the depression between are one and three may show some depth moving away from the ridges . In general it is a very vast deposit, simple and at constant depth in the north east and getting more complicated at the south west. best luck all,

Hi The biggoodone, which anomaly are you talking about? could you please, supply a link to the map you are referring to. Thanks

The sale of the last two days, that was informed sale. The seller was informed to buy more share but he/she preferred to sell share above 3p of course and make an excuse to make a placing at 3p it works all fine for the whole lot except non informed share holders, I guess the seller was miss Mushinge'! African style hen!! this placing should have being at 4.5 at least. thiefs!!