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Been super busy... agree manlord. Placing price surprisingly good given recent SP.

Gindalbie hits significant. New play here for a decent Eclipse resource plus huge new exploration projects.

Game is on and recent traders out I suspect ;-)

get in now!!! ;-)

Empire Metals Limited (LON: EEE), is pleased to announce that Shaun Bunn (Managing Director), Neil O'Brien (Non-Executive Chairman) and Greg Kuenzel (Finance Director) will provide a live presentation on 4 May 2022 at 9:00am BST. The presentation will introduce the Company's recently acquired high-quality copper-gold projects, being the Pitfield Copper-Gold Project and the Walton Copper-Gold Project in Western Australia, and the Stavely Copper-Gold Project in the Stavely Arc region of Victoria, together with an update on developments at the Company's Eclipse and Gindalbie Gold Projects in Western Australia.



The presentation is open to all existing and potential shareholders. Questions can be submitted pre-event via your Investor Meet Company dashboard up until 9am the day before the meeting or at any time during the live presentation.



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That's how they make money.....

I think just there you have proven you DO have a clue! I have added… again. New appointments are definitely a sign of things to come.

great time to buy then..... ;-)

Thanks for this. I was entirely un-aware. Excellent stuff!

Mental, you will not get a rational response to your question. Just a repeat one. It's a waste of time. i tied to engage reasonably and was critical of ECR's performance over the last 18 months (my time in the loop) but have ended up with the response that I am in denial of the facts. I most certainly am not.

Melville just want his 'facts'. He does not seem to be very concerned with the nature of the exploration process or the multiple positive paths laid open by the several high quality exploration licences, the cost benefits of owned drilling equipment and property and the encouragingly high level of investment of certain individuals.

He is also unimpressed by the recent new appointments and their significant Option allocations at SP's of multiples of the current level. I think he has lost faith in the company.

Once you lose that it can be hard to buy back in. Unless he is just lying, he will have the annoyance of watching the SP rise over the next few months, sometimes for no apparent good reason (this happens of course with oversold shares) and then be gnashing his teeth as he considers buying back at a much higher price.

I feel for him as I have been there. Hey ho. You won't get a proper response. His stubborn mono-view has been well displayed over the past couple of days. Have a nice Sunday.

It will come !

Nice one Manlord!

Melly-boy, this is my final post of the day. I tried to engage reasonably but you are a 'stuck-record'. So be it. Enjoy your world.

Bitcoin... I LOVE it!

Personally I have no doubt here and I don't use your pipe. ATB BH

I think they need to go a bit deeper. Current campaigns to target where to go... more RC at Creswick too of course...

Yes melville.... but, people post on a share largely because they like it and are invested in it. it's alright to be cautious or even negative as long as it is rational. I can see the sniping has continue today... I think it is time to stop but people do of course have a right to post what they like. You will say you're rational, I'd say you a bit glass half empty....

You have said that you think the SP will 'tread water' until there is news. I can see this not being the case. I have watched other shares rise 50-100% on little news when they are oversold. ECR is oversold. It is prime for a rise.

Craig's sad passing combined with the placing led to the massive drop. It would be reasonable for it to 'pop' to the 2p area at any point. A Braidwood or Hall taking out a few extra % (see winter TR1 RNS's) will see to that as would a 'Oh no it's rising 'FOMO spell.

Now we have a new media team member and a new CEO. Expect communications in the next few weeks. You 'treading water' theory may well prove to not float.

ATB BH

I do think with that post you have fully covered your position, if I may say so. I saw all the frenzy yesterday and that is not my cup of tea to be honest.

Investing in exploration companies is a risk. ECR and many other offer this 'temptation', the reward being 'multibag' possibility when good finds are made. Most, not all clearly, but most posters like to concentrate on the positive aspects of the shares they have bought into. This is only natural. It's OK to be negative but prolonged negativity does rapidly raise the question what that poster is 'in for'??

You, melville, will be aware that there are surely many posters here who were caught out by the drop from the 3's and the 2.2 placing was an unpleasant surprise give we we supposedly well financed at the time. No epic find have occurred to follow the 2019 Creswick 'whole of bag' grades. I would note that the more recent Diamond Drilling results were mis interpreted because they are to provide core and hence geological insight and do not represent a failure though many interpreted them as such.

I think your think you repeated defending of you position and you attacking others was unecessary. If you hold that position, and it is perfectly rational, then hold it. Stay out while you wait. You may come off the richer.... or not. Who knows.

The company finally has a new CEO. We have great licences in excellent locations and lots of drilling results to guide future work. We could be a few metres away from something really significant. all the chemical and geological indicators show that. we have our own rigs and property on tenements. The Philippines is on again. POG is high and should go higher according to Goldman Sachs. there are lots of things to like.

Finally even you can see we have risen from 1.1 to 1.6 and now hover 1.4... not the 2p hoped for with new CEO but we do appear to have come off bottom.

I hold many shares from 3.1p and 1.1p. I'm still slightly under. I'm not depressed or nervous about this share. I like the new appointments and the new options. I'm holding. Good luck with your investments and let's stop the fighting. post what you think and keep your eyes on the prize! But let's play a bit nicer.....BH

Yeah, that Forbes article is a good read Aqua!

I just posted this on the 52g thread but it is worthy of it's OWN thread:

Primary gold also occurs as visible gold at Fosterville, where it variably overprints sulphide mineralization, and is found as disseminated fine specks (>1 mm) of gold within host quartz veins. The visible gold is spatially associated with antimony mineralization, in the form of stibnite that occurs with quartz and varies from replacement and infill of earlier quartz-carbonate stockwork veins, to massive stibnite-only veins of up to 0.5m in width. The stibnite-quartz event occurs in favorable structural locations, such as the Phoenix, Eagle and Lower Phoenix structures.

Can you feel it? Hmmmm

How deep are the rich veins at Fosterville anyone...... hmmm?

How deep are we currently drilling at HR3? We are still just understanding the layout here. Imagine the vein runs deeper and widens at depth.....

'Mineralization at Fosterville is controlled by late brittle faulting. These late brittle faults are generally steeply west dipping reverse faults with a series of moderately west dipping reverse splay faults formed in the footwall of the main fault. There are also moderately east dipping faults which have become more significant footwall to the anticlinal offsets along the west dipping faults. Primary gold mineralization occurs as disseminated arsenopyrite and pyrite forming as a selvage to veins in a quartz–carbonate veinlet stockwork. The mineralization is structurally controlled with high-grade zones localized by the geometric relationship between bedding and faulting. Mineralized shoots are typically 4m to 15m thick, 50m to 150m up/down dip and 300m to 1,500m+ down plunge, and have average grades of 5 10 g/t Au, with individual assays up to 60 g/t Au.

Primary gold also occurs as visible gold at Fosterville, where it variably overprints sulphide mineralization, and is found as disseminated fine specks (>1 mm) of gold within host quartz veins. The visible gold is spatially associated with antimony mineralization, in the form of stibnite that occurs with quartz and varies from replacement and infill of earlier quartz-carbonate stockwork veins, to massive stibnite-only veins of up to 0.5m in width. The stibnite-quartz event occurs in favorable structural locations, such as the Phoenix, Eagle and Lower Phoenix structures.

The occurrence of visible gold is becoming increasingly significant at depth and is observed more frequently below an approximate 800m with depth, down-plunge within the Lower Phoenix and Harrier Gold Systems.

Examples of the visible high-grade gold zones include the Eagle and Swan Zones in the Lower Phoenix area. The Eagle Zone is 0.5 6m in width, 50 80m in dip length and has a down-plunge extent of 700m. The Swan Zone, currently the highest-grade mineralized zone at Fosterville, is 2-5m in width, dips west and is presently defined over a 275m strike and a 200m vertical extent. The Eagle and Swan Zones remain open down-plunge for potential Mineral Resource expansion.

Hmmmmmm

Happy, what is becoming abundantly clear is that this is a complicated sheared, veined system which will require detiled attention from geo-boy..... BUT.... as at Creswick, and that well know nearby mine, when you find the stuff, it can be at high, high grade.

Digging out these rich veins will lead to a 'rich' return with low volume of ore to process unlike wide intercepts at 1g per ton. As we are seeing, the world is entering a new phase of resource and commodity pricing. all the odd metals and elements that we have taken for granted or never thought much about are used in the modern kit we rely on. They will all provide either credits... or like at COBR could be come the main affair.,,,

ECR have loads of 'proverbial' rockets in their 'proverbial' launcher. Any one of them could make the breakthough. Golden Cross anyone....

Highest grade Gold intercept yet revealed below Soil Anomaly at HR3, Bailieston

ECR Minerals plc (LON: ECR), the gold exploration and development company focussed on gold exploration in Australia, is pleased to provide an update on drilling at HR3 including the highest grade Gold intercept yet below the soil anomaly drilled by hole BH3DD027.

ECR Minerals plc has 100% ownership of the Bailieston Project (EL5433) which contains the gold prospects known as HR3, Cherry Tree, Blue Moon and Black Cat. The projects are operated by ECR’s Australian wholly owned subsidiary Mercator Gold Australia Pty Ltd (“MGA”).

ECR Chairman David Tang commented: “A significant amount of work has gone into the drilling programme at HR3, and I am delighted that having seen encouraging and consistent gold grades in the assay results to date, today’s result has provided our best intercept yet. Our team hoped that the ground under Hard-Up Reef would reveal a solid result – and it didn’t disappoint!”

“I look forward to working with our new CEO Andrew Haythorpe and Geologist Adam Jones as we build the results from BH3DD027 into the Maori Anticline target model.”

ECR CEO Andrew Haythorpe added: “As the new CEO my work for the next few weeks entails getting my feet under the proverbial desk. Regardless, given my previous experience as geologist and mining company CEO, along with David and Adam I am very pleased to see the HR3 prospect return the best assay result to date. I look forward to speaking with shareholders as the year progresses.”

HIGHLIGHTS:

ECR Minerals has received the highest single assay result to date from the drilling at Bailieston with 0.2m @ 52.5 g/t Au from 126.3m depth in hole BH3DD027 (reported drilled thickness).Hole BH3DD027 represents assays received from the first of two holes initially drilled into the Hard-Up Reef underneath a previously identified soil anomaly.Drilling continues in HR3 (Bailieston) strengthening the Maori Anticline target model with multiple narrow mineralised structures observed.
The following statements can be referenced to the following link, a plan showing the location of hole BH3DD027 and recently drilled targets awaiting results;

So that's a 20cm band of VERY high concentration. As they continue to further understand the geology, what will they find deeper, further etc..... there is certainly some mineralisation in our licence area!!

G'day!

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