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Thanks Matador ;-)

I just thought it was eerily quiet around here.

tomorrow?

I truly hope there will be lots and lots of gold in Chad; everything released to date suggests there will be. The trench results look extremely promising but it goes without saying that the drill will be confirmation.

I'm happy with the work that IronRidge are doing along with that carried out Tekton Minerals before them to justify the makings of a potential discovery. I just ask myself why the continued focus in Chad, seemingly over Cote d'Ivoire which is exciting in its own right and would be fantastic as a standalone project area for any explorer.

If anyone needs confirmation, just build a list of results from gold explorers over the last 12/24/36 months and measure our trench and soil results against theres. I would imagine, without the evidence to hand, that we compare pretty favourably.

Now I think of it, the £8.25m fundraise at 35p 15 months ago was a fantastic move. Who else could raise that level of funds for such early stage projects from such an esteemed shareholder base?

There's too much gambling on AIM, chasing the volatility, chasing the overnight multi-baggers. I get it, because it's those moves that make investors rich. There simply has to be some stock however in taking those slower burners with world class prospects that might just take a bit longer to. Surely all part of having a time-diversified portfolio?

"Licences convering 900 square kilometers of the Saharan Metacraton."
"First mover advantage; two advanced gold projects."
"Multiple targets with extensive artisanal gold workings."

Just some recent comments from the Africa Down Under presentation. Those along with trench results such as 32m at 2.02g/t, 12m at 2.53g/t and 12m at 2.32g/t give the impression there is something broad and continuous waiting to be uncovered. The 4m at 18.77 g/t highlights the potential for a higher grade zone. It's clear to see running from north to south with numerous areas measuring between 5 and 10 and between 10 and 103g/t. Should we see a drill intersecting these and the share price will start motoring as people switch on to what could be in play.

The evidence is there for me. Now is the time for people to buy into the story whilst the stock is cheap. Any uplift in commodity prices from here only serves to improve the economics of any potential project.

You would think that's how it will play out.

Either way, SOLG is a monster, IRR is a monster and DRG are going to do very well indeed long term!

SOLG can still be taken over in the two years ATG. It would just be on a friendly rather than a hostile basis.

There were some good bits in the recent DGR release on IRR. Nothing we don't know as holders but re-affirmation of our story which is only just starting.

https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20181016/pdf/43z95xpdqsdny1.pdf - page 3

To anyone following the SOLG story on Twitter wanting in to the private group (which is growing but has space).

Have a look on the #SOLG and you should find an invite dating back a week or so.

To those who don't use the media, keep up the quality on here. New investors worth their salt will research and part of said research includes checking sentiment and quality of shareholder input. Whilst you don't press the but button we can share information on the company and the market it is trying to corner.

An absolute bargain is right but spot on about the confidence of the market in a time where many are running for cover.

Quality will win out.

If I'm being honest I don't think there will be much in the way of investment from SOLG profits. I suspect the next piece of the jigsaw is about to be revealed there and investors are either holding for the end game or traders are jockeying for short term plays.

I do expect IRR to drive it's own, separate investor base in the near future though. First steps now in place on the lithium front in Ghana and it won't take many more positive news releases for investors to realise this is a multi-faceted developer/ explorer with a significant foothold in one of the areas containing the biggest available upside.

Not long left to wait now...

SOLG didn't do the live stream ATG, they just attended an event that supported it and shared the material. Had IRR presented at the same event I'm sure they would have done the same.

Your reasoning is totally reasonable, of course.

Correct ccalum07.

I don't really like how quiet it is if I'm being greedy and thinking about the liquidity of my own portfolio, but it's not all about me and my strategy and investment aims.

Ghana and Chad look to be coming along just fine and whilst that's the case I'm happy enough.

Doesn't bother me as I said. Their loss.

Interesting to note Bacanora's updated lithium resource this morning for their 50% owned project in Germany. Shows a marker that IRR will be aiming for and passing, hopefully with ease.

Lets say hypothetically Vince does a Vox interview today - you'd see a pick up of volume for a couple of days, a spike to 25p before it resettles.

You said yourself that you weren't happy with Vince over-promising and under delivering. Now he isn't making any promises and so the hype around the stock has died down, taking the traders with it and unsettling some significant medium term holders.

What is it to be? The company is presenting in the far east and soon in Europe. There have been articles in the press.

I have just come to accept this isn't a stock to be traded and churned. When it happens it happens.

I'm not that bothered that Vince isn't running round entertaining the likes of JW and Vox. All it does is bring a few 10%ers. Fair enough if you guys are looking to trade your holdings but I'm happy for the news to do the talking.

I'm happy that the company are delivering and sooner or later the market will have to reflect this. When it does it will be an almighty reaction.

Until then, I'll carry on taking as many as I can.

Ha. Obviously BNc. Still think it's worth the conjecture considering Nick's personal and associated holding. Not to mention the options thst may be presented to him.

What so you think represents an irresistible offer now Earthling? Remember, this has to be something that makes Nick and co happy to drop the lot, or take over a subsidiary of the acquirer.

Given the DGR model, I think this would have to be serious cash. £1bn won't cut it, I'm not certain £1.5bn will either.

I've listened to Nick delivering his presentations recently and the more I listen the more I suspect that he's happier developing SOLG into a major. Sometimes the predators can't eat all the prey and new predators join the group. I think SOLG has an excellent chance of doing this. Yes we'll undoubtedly need a fundraise before the year is out but the roadmap is there and already set out detailing how SOLG can become self-sufficient in the not too distant future. BN to play a big part.

I for one would certainly be gutted if we were packaged for a sale before a drill or two hit La Hueca and Timbara. You only have to listen to Jason. These properties excite him much more than Cascabel ever did!

For those with Twitter, search the SOLG hashtag. I'll put a tweet up this afternoon with some details.

Earthling

If the RE2 is due for release December surely the completion of pre-feasibility won't be until February 2019.

I'm hearing you on one hand talk about an asset sale process with a continuing company focussing on other tenements but then you're talking about being taken out by year end.

Which is it to be?

As far as I'm concerned Nick has put the controls in place to not be picked up scandalously cheap and given his interest I think and hope he will fight tooth and nail to ensure that. Whilst I can see why the majors are interested, it's also in their interest to let SOLG get on with their work.

In reality, the time to pick us up was when the discovery was being uncovered, whilst we were at a market cap of £20m, £50m, £80m, even £150m. We're £600m now with the potential for further growth. I domaort of think the horse has bolted. If BHP had been fair in 2016 instead of trying to takè Cascabel relatively cheap they may have been successful.

I'm in no rush. On we go Nick. RE2, PEA, results from BN, RE3, BFS etc etc.

Lets all sell up first thing tomorrow. Fastest finger first. The rest of us are NT.

In all seriousness, I have an idea. Just can't tell you what it is!

The GGP drill results published today are a fantastic case in point.

You don't want to pay £££ getting the drills in to find 4m at 0.2g/t from 232m down.

Not really Supergut if I'm being honest. I don't have the acreages to hand at the moment but it's massive area, far bigger than many AIM exploration licences. By all accounts it's going to be costly to drill (drill mobilisation isn't the cheapest in Chad for one thing).

I completely agree with the board who clearly want the lithium to provide the platform for the company to grow it's gold operation.

A lot of other AIM explorers are kicking dust around smaller licence areas and carrying out minimal drill campaigns of 4-6 holes. I think when IRR do drill out Dorothe and the surrounding area there will be multiple drills going and 20/30/40+ holes.

Nail on the head Toro.