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Whoever bought this sum on the open believes this to be the bottom, or close to it, of the correction.

4x the daily volume already in Canada

Something is cooking.

Chart looks horrendous now on all timeframes. Like it really wants to test 16p which is what will happen if gold breaks below 4000 which also looks increasingly likely. Although I am not selling to try to catch a few pennies profit. I ride and add during corrections.

Here is what annoys me, gold is up nearly 10% in recent weeks adding millions to the value of the Pepas MRE and that is only the small known deposit. Yet OMI is stuck at the lows. If gold should wobble back down OMI will go down too.

Companies that get slammed because of a gold decline should recover when gold recovers, no?

Under 20p a gift. topped up at 19.35.

Agree Wryape. I post often about MM games. This type of bs is exactly what I mean. They know keeping price flat when the sector is booming will make some holders sell cheap as they see the opportunity cost. As an example, my last top up here last week just as gold bottomed I was eyeing ALTN, a very undervalued producer at 900p. Decided to top up here instead at 19.5p. ALTN up 20% since that decision, OMI flat. Opportunity cost.

Back to frustration I guess. Junior miners on average surged yesterday, OMI a small pop only to open today and reverse it, for no reason whatsoever.

Price needs to show something now, most decent juniors have got off the floor from the H1 smackdown but not OMI.

I should complain about the price more often, now over 20p :)

Fully loaded here for now but frustrated with the market reaction on all fronts. Orosur falls when the gold price falls but gold has rebounded strongly and we are still stuck under 20p? from 4030 to 4350 yet Orosur is flat even though we had Pepas and APTA extension news.

Stupidly undervalued and not sure what needs to be done to wake the market up. News on the Pepas PTO process perhaps?

A really good high-grade hole from APTA would be nice, but it is hard to argue for in-fill drilling within the known high-grade zone when they are have identified step out targets. Market is dumb and the dumbness is a double-edge sword, it presents both opportunity and frustration. Great opportunity for those looking for an entry.

Agree LW. Chart looks horrible as well techncially. But saying that, if I look across a bunch of junior mining peers, many are 50% off their highs, just like OMI. The sell-off has been sector-wide and largely indiscriminate. But not all juniors are the same so the market has been irrational (as usual).

I expect quality to show and OMI to recover moreso than other juniors who are just drilling with no pathway to production in the near future.

A lot of miners made a nice recovery yesterday on the TSX and rightly so, yet Orosur doesn't move at all. At $4200 gold Pepas alone is worth more than £75m. Market makers must be playing games again.

Why is this so weak while coal is moving strongly higher? I don't have time to examine the detailed balance sheet of every company, just wanted an alternative energy pay - thesis is correct given the coal price but the choosen vehicle sadly not correct it seems.

Crisu, they have a permit application in with the Colombian authorities for open pit extraction at Pepas. Will be extremely low cost mining, high-grade from surface.

Here are some good results near Anza from junior Tiger Gold. While I have a small position in Tiger I am sharing here as relevant as these look like huge porphyry systems - a 700m mineralised hole!

CEDDH-010 intersected predominantly porphyry-style mineralization over a 685.7 m near-surface interval, including two broad intervals separated by a 34.45 m dike:

214 m at 0.7 g/t Au from 22 m downhole

including 23 m at 1.1 g/t Au

including 8 m at 1.0 g/t Au

437.05 m at 0.5 g/t Au from 271 m downhole

including 9 m at 2.2 g/t Au

including 10 m at 1.4 g/t Au

Hole ended in mineralization at 707.7 m downhole, approximately 600 m below surface, and remains open at depth

https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/tiger-gold-drills-214m-07-gt-au-including-23m-of

It should be obvious that everyone should be reporting every post from BeakTwister. Must be yet another account from the mentally ill Element.

What would possess someone to waste that much time on the messageboard of a company that they do not wish to invest in? I cannot understand it at all other than a mental illness.

Me too Dr. Under 20p = buy. Easy.

LOL, element lives rent free in my head? I blocked that fool the first day he appeared here and haven't discussed him since. And now another to the blocklist - goodbye Nappybrain.

As always we don't take sides and play the political card we are ultimately dealt. We are keeping our heads down a bit as politics in Colombia is a contact sport, But in the meantime we keep calm and crack on. The PTO continues for Pepas, we are planning where the road should go, we are examine toll treating options, planning more metallurgy, scoping out the PFS, drilling at APTA, planning drilling at Cedro and finally assembling the assays that have come in for El Pantano. No rest for the wicked or the weary.

Nappy reported. I quoted you exactly "They did not find anything more that would justify further drilling or target areas". So not lies and you are the idiot here.

Nappy, you are full of it. "They did not find anything more that would justify further drilling or target areas" utter nonsense. It is expensive to have a camp there, and to drill, you assume because they ended as planned that they found nothing? Utterly ridiculous statement. Brad described El Pantano as a "major system" and "significant mineralisation" many times. If you ever look at the geological map of such systems, the motherlode can be quite deep, and this is a very large area. They have stuck a few holes in and pulled back to re-assess the data. Newmont will be reviewing the data also. Is this the right project for Orosur to do more on with their relatively small pot of cash? How far away are they from having data that would entice a major? These are the questions that Brad and his team will be assessing. There are other miners in the area with huge resources, El Pantano will be JV'ed imo.

The only thing you got right is the prioritisation of Colombia, but that in no way means that El Pantano is a zero.