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Andy how can you mine without any drilling? What about pit design and production schedule? What size plant do you build without knowing how many tonnes of ore you have?

It's a bit like trying to build a house with a blindfold on, yes you can do it but there's a strong chance of disaster!

How much money were these mines making historically? And what has Brewer done in his career to make him an expert? What exactly are his achievements in mining?

I actually feel sorry for you Andy if indeed you are genuine and not trolling.

It's completely bizarre to me, massively unbelievable, that folk can invest in a mining company with reading the drill data (cross sections, maps etc) or without reading any technical reports, or indeed without any published met with for recoveries ( not sure if Brewer has released any met)

Talk about going in blind lol

Andii is either extremely delusional, extremely uneducated in the mining sector, or something more sinister. In my opinion.

Ask yourselves why no JORC on the copper and lithium despite talk a year or years? Ago? Why no JORC? Because a JORC Resource estimate means you have to actually drill in to the ground, like hundreds of times.

A financial plan is not a feasibility study is it? Has Brewer ever done a feasibility study on anything? Think guys this is not complicated.

Feasibility studies are done for a reason.

How much manganese will this mine produce per annum?

Something a mining guy with a bunch of liquidity events said something that stuck with me: if you don't pay a premium for an asset you're buying a dog. It's really quite simple.

Has Brewer, in his entire career, ever released any drill assays or a compliant technical report (JORC or NI 43-101)??

Try as I might I can't find any data. Would be pleased if someone could point me in the right direction!

How do you know the assets are good? What data did you use to come to your "good" conclusion?

I think he's doing a good job also, but we're yet to see the results of his work!

The 'new' CEO has been in his job almost three years now. Needs to deliver.

Cu price going bananas. If you read the ahem 'experts' it's either due to Trump tariffs, China stimulus or the Europeans buying war machines. Perhaps a bit of all three.

The copper price as stands today means the NPV is way above initial Capex. Ideally the base case NPV needs to be above Capex also IMHO

Yes indeed. Generally the company’s that use a higher base case have worse projects than those with the confidence to use a lower one LoL imho

Looked at two Canadian listed Cu companies who released FS in last week or two (Meridian & Camino), one used base case $4.16 per pound while the other $4.28 per pound. I would guess ARS will use circa $4.20 for the upcoming numbers.

Agreed 10p is completely ridiculous. More like one pound 10p when exploration and delineation drilling get going in earnest ! All imho!

Copper hit its highest closing price in history. Maybe it's time to slowly put your left arm behind your right shoulder, clasp your fingers around your seat belt, and strap yourself in !!

The weekly close on the Cu price is going to be very interesting! Potential breakout!

I think the value of BKZ could be tremendous, so wouldn't be happy with a low ball offer. I'm thinking the big B rather than big M if you get my drift.

CEO coming across quite bullish here IMO. Final feasibility due 'shortly '

Lifestyle companies in this sector don't have circa 13 JORC technical reports on their website. Typically they have none.

Would be handy if you could actually spell and construct a coherent sentence fella, then folk may have a slight clue what you are on about.