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Time to filter them Goldenveg. I've always been against it but we're seeing nothing of any value, substance or consequence.

Satan just gets shirty the moment I mention something he/ she doesn't like, despite the fact I wasn't accusing anyone personally. To then follow up with the FCA extract is frankly laughable.

I'm blabbering?

You are the one who posts paragraphs of single sentence drivel.

I don't need to substantiate anything to you.

Look Satan, it isn't for me to divulge the who's and whens as that's confidential information.

It was well known that the volume of short positions had grown earlier in the year, particularly in the wake of the bought deal.

Hi Mr "I'm educated in Melbourne"

Please tell me what is so disgraceful about what I've said.

The fact of the matter is that only Satan cares about what Satan says, as much as Satan wants everyone to care.

Please don't come at me, bro.

Jim - you're obviously very disgruntled you were slightly late with your buy and have subsequently caught the wrong end of the stick.

I fully understand why someone buying at 46 would be cheesed off at 21. That doesn't take a rocket scientist to work out. But who was buying their first batch at 46? Most would have been looking for an immediate takeover and have either averaged out since or cut a small loss in the high 30s/ low 40s.

Nothing wrong with Pad and the cheerleading rampers as you call them. They believe in the company and the management.

You're not silly. You're an experienced investor. You know stocks don't go up without consolidating and finding a medium. SOLG went on a fundamental re-rate from 1p to 46p in a very short space of time. It's only fair that the price has settled.

This price will look cheap in the future, it's just a case of whether we die first. That's the gamble of making any long term investment.

FTJNY - point taken but other than the BlackRock boys coming on board volume has been pretty pants in the main.

We all know what the roadmap is here and I wait in anticipation that the company can continue the progress in Ecuador, delivering the results we believe they will.

Don't do anything with Jim, you know what you're getting. Only let him back if you're missing it.

I haven't given up hope Earthling. Far from it.

It it drops to where I think it could I'll be topping up heavily.

I read it Jim. I think everyone should be vigilent of those with an agenda, like those that have polluted this board in recent months. It's blatent there were a few running shorts at the time.

We both know who I mean.

No hidden meaning Earthling. Warren was here, and then the moment he didn't agree with the strategy being employed by Nick and the board he swapped his shares in SOLG for shares in Cornerstone.

Whether he still has them is anyone's guess.

Must confess Jimmy makes a fair point about the lack of interest at 22p. Quite disconcerting. I wouldn't be surprise to see us drift lower. Lets hope the support holds, and if it doesn't, prepare to get in the trenches!

As Warren Irwin said it pays to do as much research as possible to keep across all developments. He spoke sensibly there really.

Interesting to see he is still pushing NexGen. I'm glad he stuck with that longer than he stuck with SOLG.

If I'm not mistaken the Bre-X story sounds like the Washoe Mining story the film Gold is based on. Worth a watch for a visual story based example of how fraud can be carried out.

ATG

Probably somewhere in between the two examples. I'd be surprised if we saw such a range of grades. I reckon for example you could see a 1.5% average with the majority of core between 1.2% and 2%. Wouldn't expect very much under and over those grades.

Might be wrong though.

I know we're comparing chalk with cheese but bear with me.

Kaz Minerals paying $900m for an open pit project in Russia.

Copper - 9.5mt @ 0.43%
Gold - 16.5moz @0.23gt

Capex expected to be $5.5bn pending the PFS.

Compare this to the potential metrics for SOLG in 12-18 months time.

Sav - Rightly or wrongly I'm expecting them separately but together if that makes sense.

They ought to be directly linked. The company can't release the PEA based on anything other than the updated estimate as it will be out of date before it hits the market.

Exciting times. Patience required but it's clear to see what is being built here. Rome wasn't built in a day but at the same time it's looking less and less likely with each passing week that the low ball offer is going to drop. That's fine by me.

You're sounding very like the Pamplona Trader today Satan.

I preferred the old moniker.

Why?

You don't think IronRidge diversified commodity and jurisdiction to only develop one project at a time? These guys will want to capitalise on a bull market for commodities and explorers, make their money and retire or move onto the next business.

Take a step back from what has happened in Ecuador the last 5 years and look at what will happen the next 5 (assuming there's no corporate interruption). That's the blueprint IRR will deploy. I think that's why we can expect operations to ramp up from here on in.

Worth bearing in mind that we don't have a porphry deposit here (yet). Getting a lithium or gold deposit to JORC compliant position shouldn't take years upon years, which is why I think we'll see plates being juggled and progress on all fronts.

Between here and there, much of an investor's resource exposure is entirely catered for in a big way. Just missing a bit of oil and gas.

Hi Earthling.

The problem with developing these projects one after the other is that it takes a lifetime to get through a portfolio such as IronRidge's. Hence the team have kicked Ewoyaa off this spring and will move to the other Mankessim targets between now and the end of the calendar year. I think attention will shift to Chad early next year but I expect we'll see a company capable of multi-tasking by the point.

We have Joe Clarry overseeing the Lithium ops and I suspect Len will spend his time getting a feel for Dorothe, Am Ouchar, Kalaka and the others.

I would be surprised if they cashed in the Iron Ore resource. As Vince said in a recent interview, it reminds the Aussie contingent where they live and encourages them to go home from time to time.

I fully expect the company to secure the best financing available. We have the powerful wealthy holders and we have caught the eye of other companies who are watching with interest. We have Nick Mather in Brisbane, who, as you know., can find his way around a deal.

Big few months coming here. Big big. The market will wake up to all the ground work the team have put in the last couple of years. The strategic acquisition of Tekton, the work with African governments turning those yellow light mining areas into jurisdictions happy to work with us and generate GDP for their country.

Batches from Ewoyaa will be just around the corner. I reckon they'll find more where thst 130m pegmatite came from. The weathered surface at Ewoyaa gives the indication of better grades at depth and at the moment, the geology looks consistent and predictable.

Prior to today it was one of the better bulletin boards Earthling.

Please lets draw a line under this squabbling and get this back to being an informative board for researchers and potential investors from next week.

Thanks for your continued input FR101. Informative and as objective as you can be as shareholder (I'm pretty sure you said you were).

Welcome OBZ.

Great patience to resist a buy until now. Too good to pass up is exactly right.

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Some of those early results are hugely encouraging. The Bianca Nieves project could be very special.