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If no mining is taking place most of the expenses should be limited to supporting the sales effort ($2500 / month) so with any luck they won't need to raise any cash. Maybe it's some consolation that those directors with holdings will be seeing their holding value sink into the ground like the rest of us!

It seems like forever; been waiting since 5th Feb! I think we can certainly value the management at rather less than zero considering the destruction in the mcap here. Amazing how a measured resource of over 100 million carats in the ground is worth something like �1m!

Maybe we'll get a new investor presentation prior to the One2One event: http://www.wolfminerals.com.au/irm/content/investor-events.aspx?RID=431 "Content coming soon" !!

I'd be interested to know what the case for selling this at this level is based on given that the company will have ample cash even after the �4m production costs they outline so they are unlikely to have to raise cash in the short term - can anyone shed any light on this? I must confess however I do hope it stays here until next tax year when I hope to increase my holding!

sorry forgot the link: http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/register/event_details/137 GLA

on 22nd March - if anyone is able to attend it would be very good if they could report back here anything interesting. I can't make it myself. The Thor presentation, given their Tungsten focus, will also be interesting I imagine.

I think most exports from both Portugal and Spain will be from Almonty's Panasqueira and Los Santos mines: see http://www.almonty.com/projects/ Also see https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/critical-metals-investing/tungsten-investing/top-tungsten-producing-countries-china-russia-canada/

Could be of general interest for context: see the report https://www.ustradenumbers.com/commodities/imported-tungsten-ores-concentrates/ GLA

It was at 11km depth; probably continued fault settling after last glaciation - natural rebound. What people should really worry about is what might happen near Iceland!

heard anything about the hearing today?

Not I, but I wish they would get the review done and the result RNSed. The MCAP here has got to one of the barmiest on AIM: cash + value of the stockpile + a reasonable valuation of what's in the ground must be worth more than �1.55m? I would buy more but I've reached my limit on this one.

Ultimately both oil and gas demand will increase markedly as the grand solar minimum deepens in the next 10/20 years and much of the northern hemisphere will suffer longer and colder winters; as a result the oil price can be expected to increase over the coming years. We could be in for something like the Dalton minimum or worse still the Maunder minimum.

For me the light at the end of the tunnel is that finally the soft ore is behind us, as seen from the blast schedule over the last few weeks, and so recovery should improve; also the improving Tungsten pricing and 24/7 operation are pluses. It was very good to see the increased Tin output. I would tend to agree that we will have to wait for Q2 for break even.

Given the progress I think RFC and others will be happy to extend the finance - and probably only for two quarters would be necessary if 24/7 working is re-established. The game is far from over. GLA

Considering the 5.8m size they got a good price over bid at the time of the trade. Unfortunately I'll have to wait until next month for new money. Any idea who may be available for the CEO position?

96.5k shares buy

TSX opens in about an hour -should see some additional volume.

What you talking about?

In the past I've found it easier to buy/sell here after the TSX has opened; but anyway the real interest here will be after we get the new rig at work and more progress is reported after March.

Oops - sorry about the repeat!