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lol.... string of small buys....?

This share is so bad someone just bought 4 million in 2 lots

But who need £40 K

Chump change. Leaky leaky???

BCB, it really is cheap as .... well F knows... Cobra is valued at F all.... but there is no vibe, no news, nada here. If... IF you don't know Cobra, if you do not understand, why would you come here? You wouldn't simply put.

So the MM's have written it down to the bottom of a hole and here it sits. Am I tempted to sell some? Nope. Do I think it a piece of? Nope. When, and at some stage they will get the ball rolling, when they start the news, this will double bag in no time.... but the real potential here is is in the many many bag territory.

In the meantime there are exciting frothy things out there so nothing happens. Frustrating but there it is......

Sad post spotty. If that entertains you so be it.

Wrong continent Rupple.

This is why they released the Tribute/Gindalbie RNS first. They need to hit some more gold on Eclipse. Both deeper and along strike. The new agreement is very positive.

I'm hoping they will let CM lapse rather than continue spending cash there... we shall see. MCap is now a pittance. Any result will see a significant rebound.... Read the RNS!

Highlights:

· Tribute Agreement would increase Empire's mineralised footprint around its flagship Eclipse Project by over 200% to a total of 943ha.

· The Gindalbie Gold Project (the granted area contained within mining lease M27/158) sits adjacent to the eastern border of the Eclipse licence area and will extend the current area for exploration targets a further 2km along the Eclipse lodes trend, plus 1km to the north and 3km to the south.

· The "granted" area covers 643ha of highly prospective ground containing a number of historical mines located along a series of northwest-southeast striking mineralised trends.

· The main trend containing the Eclipse and Jack's Dream deposits aligns with several of the old workings to the south including the Golden Puzzle, and Bulletin mines. Three other, sub-parallel north-west - south-east striking trends have been identified which combined with the Eclipse trend provides an exploration target extending over a strike length of 8 km.

· The licence area has been subject to significant exploration in the past, with a number of significant gold intercepts from historical RAB and RC drilling, plus extensive soils and geochemistry surveys.

· The cost to enter into the Tribute Agreement is A$250,000 for an initial 6-month exploration term. An additional A$250,000 is payable if Empire elects to extend the exploration period by a further 18 months. Minimum expenditure commitments during the two stages of exploration are A$250,000 for each period.

· There can be no certainty that the Tribute Agreement well be entered into or that the terms of the Tribute Agreement will be materially the same as the Heads of Terms.



Shaun Bunn, Managing Director, said: "We are very pleased to reach an understanding with our neighbour at Eclipse, Maher Mining, which allows us to explore and if successful, develop a mine within their mining lease. Extending our exploration into this new area, in parallel with further phases of drilling into the primary mineralisation at Eclipse, offers the potential to develop a significant increase in the scale of mineralisation in the field. This is an exciting opportunity, significantly expanding our exploration camp in the Gindalbie goldfields and opens the door for further development and acquisitions in this region."

Just a little opinion... but I think the next months could be the start of a new phase. It's been long enough in poops-ville...

Book your dream tropical holiday for July Michael.... you'll be rolling in it!!!!!

Happy Birthday in advance. I'd take 81 all day long.

I only said….. blow the bloody doors off!

It’s a good RNS. More options. More scope. Lots to do….. potentially. Obviously has set the market alight LOL

CM drills soon?

Will the go deep at Eclipse as well as / before/ after new exploration relating to this new option????

Time for some interviews I think ….

POG $1850. ….

POG will start moving now too.... time to tickle $1900....

I feel news soon here.....

Funny... made me laugh. It is a freakishly good opportunity. I guess, if you don't know the story and the potential of the assets, then it's just another unloved junior miner amongst so many out there.

What is required.... all that is required... is a few investors with a modicum of dosh to start to take a decent position and this will be back over 2p in very short order.... without much news.

Serious news will do MUCH more... and then it will be too late to take advantage of this moment. The 73% Andromeda moment will blow this open as of course will any IOCG hit.

More patience MIGHT be required.... but maybe not so much...

Tamer.... I think you are onto something there.... now WOULD be the time to switch from 1's and 0's to precious metals.... inflation is here and you know what that means!

I feel a new leader must be appointed soon. It has been a while. they will have taken their time and looked at a few options. ECR has SO MUCH to excite an experienced professional in the gold mining space. So much. It's a great role for an ambitious new CEO.

I do also feel that results have been 'held back', within the rules naturally, to allow for a new gaffer to tell the story. That period will be arriving very soon I feel.

Rather than moving ahead directly to a small-scale open pit operation Empire would take time to recalibrate its programme ‘with the objective of delivering a larger mineralised inventory’.

Earlier this week Empire announced that a new series of drilling programmes is scheduled to commence Q1 2022 designed to gather further geological and structural information around the prospect’s Eclipse and Jack’s Dream shafts, and to prove the extent of gold mineralisation. An exploration programme is also underway to test gold targets to the north and northwest areas of the licence area.

Empire’s share price has been battered over the past few years as its Georgian venture has run aground, and investors wait to see if it can successfully engineer its shift in focus. Riding high at 25p four years ago, the company’s stock price has fallen all the way to 1p. But the company has taken action to extricate itself from its Georgian difficulties, staking out a new position in one of the world’s most prospective gold regions. Empire may still be one to watch next year if it can record good progress at at least one of the new opportunities it has given itself.

To make it easier....

Empire Metals (AIM:EEE) has embarked on a tough journey of transformation over the past 18 months as it has attempted to pivot from a long-time focus on Georgia to fresh assets in Western Australia.

The company has moved away from its previous flagship asset, a 50pc interest in the Bolnisi Copper and Gold Project in the Caucasus mountains, after a long running dispute with the Georgian National Agency of Mines over the extent of the licence, taking a big step on its new path with the acquisition of a 75pc interest in the Eclipse Gold Project. The Project is centred on a historic mine located 55 km north-east of Kalgoorlie, which has recorded historic production of 954 tonnes at 24.6 g/t gold for 754.25 oz gold. A 2014 drilling programme identified high-grade mineralisation within a 30 metre zone either side of the main Eclipse shaft, and soil surveys have indicated elevated gold concentrations in portions of the Project’s mineralised system.

Empire doubled down on Australia in May, taking a 75pc interest in the Central Menzies Gold Project 90 km north-west of Eclipse. The Project, comprising four exploration licences covering a granite-greenstone belt within the Menzies Shear Zone, is circled by the 320,000oz @ 2.1g/t gold Menzies Gold Project operated by ASX-listed Kingswest Resources, and is directly south along the strike of the 15 kilometre Yunndaga line of workings, which has a historic metal inventory of 1.1 Moz of gold. Historic drilling has encountered several high-grade intercepts including 5 metres @ 19.59 g/t gold from 30 metres, and 3 metres @ 5.15 g/t gold from 35 metres. Under the agreement Empire will spend AUD$0.5m on exploration at Central Menzies within a nine-month option period, with the right to exercise the option for AUD$1.75m in cash and AUD$1.25m worth of shares.

The company has made progress at both Eclipse and Central Menzies this year. It started exploring Central Menzies, aiming to verify the drilling data it inherited, and to acquire fresh geophysical survey data. Two phases of reverse circulation drilling at the prospect over the past few months have indicated a significant gold anomaly identified along a 500 metre strike length, which is currently being evaluated to inform the company’s decision whether to extend its option on the licence.

This summer’s drilling at Eclipse has sought to test the extent of previously identified mineralised systems, particularly around historic workings at Jack’s Dream. In July Empire announced that 19 holes had been drilled for a total of 1,893 metres, and three core diameter drill holes for a total of 201.1 metres, discovering ‘several parallel veins in addition to the main Eclipse vein’, and confirming intercepts from previous drilling.

In August the company changed its Eclipse drilling strategy after finding the main gold mineralisation at the mine to be more prevalent at depth and ‘perhaps orders of magnitude larger than originally anticipated.’ Rather than movi

That set my pulse racing BCB.... that's a lot of yellow stuff !!

Hey Bitcoin... I think you wound Fira up!!!!

Enjoyable to watch. Amen!

HNY everyone! It is mentally cheap. I think 'fireworks' are pretty much guaranteed!!

Two new licences confirmed.... just some drilling intercepts and a top CEO now hey?!

ECR Chairman David Tang commented: “On behalf of the board and our team on the ground in Victoria, I am very pleased to announce that we can confirm the award of exploration licenses EL006907 and EL007484. In particular, the granting of license EL006907 linking Creswick to Ballarat East-Nerrina goldfield was something our former CEO Craig Brown always viewed as a key step in developing our Creswick interests and our understanding of the Dimocks Main Shale. With the data and knowledge base we have amassed now, I know our team on the ground, headed by Adam Jones are very keen to start work in the new area and bring Craig’s vision to fruition.

Licence EL007484 is an important addition to our enlarged footprint to the east of Victoria in the Tambo region. With a second drilling machine due to arrive any day now, I look forward to reporting further exploration progress as our intensive exploration and drilling campaigns expand and develop.

Our board are actively engaged in a search for a new CEO, and I look forward to reporting back with developments here in the near term.”

Fill your stocking early with these 'give-aways'......