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· 18m @ 0.49g/t Au and 0.004% Cu from 308m in WRSDD0015Including 5m at 1.2g/t Au and 0.002% Cu from 319m

· 1m @ 3.73 g/t Au and 0.1% Cu from 191m in WRSDD0015

· 14m at 1.0g/t Au and 0.2% Cu from 266m in WRSDD0008Including 7m at 2g/t Au and 0.38% Cu from 273mAnd 1m at 6.4g/t Au and 0.69% Cu from 273m

· 25m at 0.28g/t Au and 0.11% Cu from 195m in WRSDD0006 Including 1m at 5.4g/t Au and 0.26% Cu from 198m

· 3m at 0.18g/t Au and 0.82% Cu from 166m in WRSDD0006 Including 1m at 0.27 g/t Au and 2.27% Cu from 166m

· 1m at 6.48g/t Au and 15 ppm Cu from 246m in WRSDD0009

· 10m at 0.48g/t Au and 0.03% Cu from 117m in WRSDD0011Including 1m at 3.2g/t Au and 0.06% Cu from 122m

Assays are pending and will be with us by February. Poulden has said he wants to present the full picture. I have to agree with him. Too many were itching to sell on news and this strategy alienates the traders and will rerate the value of the company, making in more investable at a sustainabily higher sp.

Gold is now a strategic reserve now more than ever. Buyout is inevitable.

The volatility points to the vertical potential for the sp of a mineralised underground deposit, at todays pog. The diorite dyke is shallow, narrow and very long, leading to the underground domes that could hold the bonanza grades. Telfer is being depleted every year and Nifty (Glencore) has no gold credits in their copper concentrate at smelting. No shortage of suiters.

In my opinion.

This is the grades from the diorite dyke. The dyke is basically the feed that pumps the minerals into the dome. The dome is where the gold falls out of suspension and lines the sides of the quartz veins and sulphides. We know there is alteration, vugs, quartz and sulphides. The question is continuity and given the breccia was massive in depth and width the breccia sulphides look mega. The diorite dyke has very respectable grades for a dyke, domes usually have higher grades as the gold gathers in the fractures of the dome rather than gather in the dykes. The dyke is just a snapshot of the feed, if you like.

· 18m @ 0.49g/t Au and 0.004% Cu from 308m in WRSDD0015Including 5m at 1.2g/t Au and 0.002% Cu from 319m

· 1m @ 3.73 g/t Au and 0.1% Cu from 191m in WRSDD0015

· 14m at 1.0g/t Au and 0.2% Cu from 266m in WRSDD0008Including 7m at 2g/t Au and 0.38% Cu from 273mAnd 1m at 6.4g/t Au and 0.69% Cu from 273m

· 25m at 0.28g/t Au and 0.11% Cu from 195m in WRSDD0006 Including 1m at 5.4g/t Au and 0.26% Cu from 198m

· 3m at 0.18g/t Au and 0.82% Cu from 166m in WRSDD0006 Including 1m at 0.27 g/t Au and 2.27% Cu from 166m

· 1m at 6.48g/t Au and 15 ppm Cu from 246m in WRSDD0009

· 10m at 0.48g/t Au and 0.03% Cu from 117m in WRSDD0011Including 1m at 3.2g/t Au and 0.06% Cu from 122m

In my opinion.

This dome is mineralised. How do I know? Because the diorite dyke has been proven and this is what feeds the domal structure with hydrothermal fluids that precipitate gold over time.

What would be the most impactful way of driving up the shareprice. Dripping out small assay results into profit takers? Yes you! Or, one huge collated RNS with assay grades, geological structures, maps and future drill plans.

Which would you prefer? This is not about whether or not there is gold in the assays, this is about news delivery to get the shareprice as high as possible for raising capital efficiently.

Sentiment has flipped and liquidity is starting to look frothy again for risk. If these assays prove up mineralisation in these domal structures this will go vertical. Unbelievable timing, both macro and pog. Mcap of only £300m is £10 a share.

Trend confirmation. Up we go.

Most likely just the pullback rebounding. There is no resistance 'till 230p.

As I said 🏹⬆️, lots of sticky mitts, 121p still looks cheap.

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Imo, Ed Mead is about

Based on the size of these domal structures. They are huge and if they are mineralised we have Telfer 2.0 on our hand. 15m oz + easy. £4-600m

That is Tier 1.

Who wants it? Glencore can process it at Nifty at no additional expense as gold credit. GGP needs ore to satisfy surplus capacity and lock in longevity. Businesses like mining are generational in forward planning.

If these domes are mineralised at the current pog, the race will be on.

My target is market cap £400m - £12 per share. Today has shown just how volatile this stock is. If this domal feature returns gold grades this is going to absolutely fly.

The trend reversal is impossible to ignore now, a few traders have got their holiday heads on....the markets at work.

Medjed, you're not wrong but this is the peculiar position WSBN is in at the moment. The diorite in isolation is probably not big enough to be commercially viable, however if the dome returns gold grades, it suddenly looks very attractive and from my research the valuations start at £400m.

That is why the market cap is above £10m, because the upside is potentially massive.

Yes, "over the coming months" gives the flexibility to drip or dump.

Poulden has big decisions to make. Let's see how he plays it.

If the dome is mineralised...bang, £6+ imo.

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You get the feeling that the shareprice is being walked up day after day. Suits me fine.

Yes Skinny, a pertinent and simple observation easily overlooked. The fact that Nifty is a copper mine with no gold credits, with a potential mine with copper credits on their doorstep must be catching their attention. It is more valuable to Cyprium than it is to GGP. GGP is struggling with lower than expected gold grades in its existing stockpiles and are itching to get Havieron online to blend in the higher grade ore. Nifty is in the same position but needs lower grade gold ore to get its gold credits. It is pretty smart how the value gets unlocked without any additional processing, as it is always in place at the smelters. You just need to maximise the credits to extract maximum value out of the process.

NIFTY HAS NO GOLD CREDITS.

it was mildly amusing to watch mr poulden accept that consolidation was for headroom to facilitate raising and acquisitions. whilst there has been a steady rise over the last 5 trading days, it has been much more orderly and less volatile, the effect of consolidation.

back to politics... roads, helicopters and shifting sands....

i still refuse to believe this road is a drill road. i'm sure the road from telfer may be a bit challenging but the eastern access track looked pretty plumb flat and straight to me.

haul road to nifty? why would a copper mine want gold ore? simply put, nifty has a good copper grade of 1.39% on average, which gets shipped to smelters in india/china or to mount isa (glencore). this copper concentrate is missing something though...gold. blending in gold ore maximises gold credits which pay handsomely up to a certain point before it then declines. hitting that sweet spot ensures maximum added value and profitability. with red setter pointing to shallow open pit accessibility for immediate mining, decent copper credits in many core samples to date must be crossing desks at cyprium with glencore nudging in the background.

it will not surprise me one bit if wishbone gets sold to cyprium before a road gets built. the gold credits on niftys doorstep with absolutely no need for processing upgrades or plant additions is simply far to valuable. they just blend and dump in the crusher and the concentrate goes to be separated and smelted.

drill road? **** off! pure pretext, politics 101.

Yes, very good news. I expect Telfer style results. Economically viable grades of around 0.5g/t Au with continuity and intervals of higher grades.

This is a massive prospect being drilled, and breccia sulphides typically have higher grades than diorite, so yes all pointing in the right direction.

Assays pending. Poulden is both increasing investor awareness that Red Setter IS Telfer (that is a change from analogue), and letting us know assays are going to be dropping soon. They are genuinely excited but also trying to contain expectations in saying further drilling will be carried out regardless of individual assay results.

I believe these assays from Hole 1 and 2 are going to be dynamite.

We will find out soon.