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Today's EEE SP fall is likely to be due to the macroeconomic environement rather than anything company specific. The general fall in small mineral industry stocks—particularly in lithium and mineral sands—is being driven by fresh oversupply risks from China, demand concerns in pigment and related markets, and macroeconomic softness in key regions like China. These issues are outweighing any broader sector momentum. In my view, its illogical that these things should influence undervalued explorers and early-stage developers such as EE to such an extent Market sentiment is key, but changes with the wind.

This observation by analysts Greenwood Capital Partners back in June speaks to the huge scale of this ORR discovery:

'More drilling, more gold mineralisation and more discovery attrition at Mbe which remains open in all directions and is only one 312km2 licence within the broader 2,266km2 Eastern Central Licence Package. Oriole retains first mover advantage with a district-scale footprint in a completely underexplored new frontier, virtually untouched by drilling'.

My apologies for previous post - wrong share. (Should have been BYIT board - share buy-back encouraging with both though!)

Strong buy signals today with the news of substantial company buy back of shares and an almost 8% jump in the share price.

Encouraging...

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