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A director buying just £8000 worth of shares doesn't sound like a massive endorsement to me. With the dismal share price performance many shareholders will already be losing a lot more than that I suspect.

I hear Greta had a terrible nights sleep. :)

Midweek Takeaway with Leon Coetzer, CEO of Jubilee Metals (AIM:JLP)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6Mcy67motE

We were screwed by the financial cost of the Covid lockdowns and the closing down and destruction of our economy . Same in European and other countries that did the same. Look at the EU economies now, not looking too good either, it's not just us in the UK. Conservative failures and now Labour policies of even higher taxes, public spending and debt will just add further to the burden. Citing Brexit as the main cause of the mess we currently find ourselves in is just plain wrong, the damage caused by the lockdowns is huge.

Https://x.com/Amaroq_Minerals/status/1871533855078863170

I thought options were there to encourage and incentivise management to get the SP a lot higher? 16p doesn't do that.

Fore once it's good to see some bad weather!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/909137

Thanks Northern.

I thought that all our power requirements in Zambia had been secured?

Bubs49/Friedman. Discussions with Pepsi have been on going for some time, it's no big secret and the inference of market manipulation is misleading and ridiculous. I have seen it in an RNS and I'm pretty sure it was also mentioned by O'Hara on one of those investor podcasts that O'Hara put out in the public domain some time ago, although not 100% sure. If I find the actual RNS and/or the podcast comment I'll post it.

Bubs49 - Pepsi has been named in an RNS so is common knowledge and as such can be freely discussed on bulletin boards. Also Adyan9200 is correct in what he says regarding Tata being contacted directly by some OPTI shareholders.

You also say in a previous message that SOH and TW should be investigated for market manipulation. There is no evidence to suggest this and you should be careful about what you say as this is a serious allegation unless you can show proof to the contrary which I doubt.

The fact is that OPTI has stated in a previous RNS that they were having discussions with Pepsi - the market was already aware so nothing new. O'Hara has very recently stated, by text to TW, that they are still speaking with Pepsi. This may or may not come to anything but it is encouraging to hear that they are still communicating. There is no market manipulation, or need for a further RNS, as the market had already been officially informed previously that discussions between the two companies were taking place.

Brilliant news.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YsHlvluY3lc

From Charles Archer this morning:

Amaroq & Alien

A reminder than some AIM companies are titans, while others are minnows.

Amaroq remains one of the highest quality stocks on the index. Maiden drilling frrom its two scout holes at the Nanoq Project in Southern Greenland's Nanortalik Gold Belt has come back: 133.1m intersected three zones of high-grade gold mineralisation, including visible gold in quartz veins up to 3m thick, with grades peaking at 123 g/t Au over 0.5m.

As a reminder, first gold from Nalunaq is imminent, as is an MRE upgrade for the flagship. Amaroq will print money from Q2 2025 and I expect it to be a top winner of 2025.

https://thatstocksguy.substack.com/p/shall-we-all-rns-at-the-same-time?r=28f0br&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true

Great news this morning!

High Grade Gold from Maiden Drilling Results at the Nanoq Project:

https://x.com/Amaroq_Minerals/status/1861308474048585804

Little wonder that the RNS was released after the market had closed.

Avoid GEX (Georgina Energy). It's a total dog.

Thank you Eldur, that will do very nicely!

Eldur Olafsson, CEO of Amaroq, commented:

"We are now on the cusp of achieving first gold at Nalunaq, a major milestone which will start initial cash flow ahead of a ramp-up to commercial production.

Over the third quarter we made significant headway at Nalunaq. Many of the major components of the processing plant were installed successfully and the development within the mine in the ‘Mountain Block’ enabled the first ore to be stockpiled for first gold production due this quarter. Our exploration programme at Nalunaq has furthered our understanding of the high-grade deposit with a drilling campaign on the ‘Target Block’ expansion and the 75 Vein. Results on this and the first ore drives in Mountain Block are expected soon. We believe these results, also incorporating the last two years’ drill results, will provide for an updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE4) for Nalunaq early next year.

The exploration season was in full swing in Q3 and I’m very proud of what our exploration team has achieved this year. In addition to our on-going work at Nalunaq, we drilled the first two holes at Nanoq in our Gold portfolio, and across our strategic minerals portfolio we drilled [two] holes in Target North at Sava, undertook a three-drill rig campaign at Stendalen and drilled two scout holes at the historical Josva copper mine. We expect results from all of these campaigns over the next few months. This has laid a solid foundation for further Gold, Copper and Nickel exploration activities next year as we continue to unlock the full value of our portfolio in Greenland.”

I'm not sure how much 'interrogation' you can expect in a short 7 minute interview, particularly as it was specifically to cover a quarterly operational and project update. What did tell me a lot was Leon's body language where he looked clearly relaxed and confident. Much more so than previously when he was in the midst of sorting the problems of the power supply and the Roan upgrade.

Odd that you highlight the interviewer, I'm more interested in what Leon has to say.