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and ? ...... anybody who is proud to associate themselves with alan bond has certainly hit the bottom of the cesspit, but yes you are right he did have a cadre of lickspittles now that you come to mention it! but you add nothing i already knew you were down there already.

fyi i am no longer obsessed with your identity, i am quite happy to respond to your lies by punishing your whipping boy christopher instead. you should feel privileged to have him to transfer your guilt to so easily. that's because he is so much like you: australian, often in london, regularly goes to south america, knows sfa about actual mining but likes to pretend that he does, knows pa and has an ancient gripe, a poser, ****** and looser. i could go on, but what's the point.

it is sufficient that even if i did not know who you are, i can now happily relieve my dislikes onto somebody just like you, and who deserves it anyway, i could not have found a better punching bag, you should thank him for being such a perfect doppelganger.

Don't go to sleep Theo, I am afraid it has to be short but sweet, I have bigger fish to fry this week, than your whipping boy Christopher Ecclestone. But I had promised you something on his Almonty Report, so here it is:

Now before we go any further, I must Reference my sources:

https://hallgartenco.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Almonty_Initiation_March2025.pdf

https://miningdataonline.com/property/3406/Sangdong-Project.aspx

I do this because, I certainly do not wish to be accused by anybody of “Plagiarism”, by not referencing or giving credit to the original author. You must agree that it would be a serious breach of Professional Ethics, especially for somebody who makes their living in the publishing Industry. Chris would certainly be aware of this, the lecturers at his RMIT's Librarianship' course would have well and truly drummed the importance of acknowledging your sources, into him:

Now look at these two statements, one from each of those references:

“The Footwall horizons comprise multiple layers: Footwall Zone 1 (F1) occurs 1m below the Main horizon and is approximately 2m thick; Footwall Zones 2 and 3 (F2, F3) are situated approximately 35.0 to 40.0m below the Main horizon and are less than 1m thick. Further Footwall Zones have been identified beyond F3 and are collectively referred to as F4”.

And

“The Footwall horizons comprise multiple layers: Footwall Zone 1 (F1) normally occurs 1m below the Main horizon and is approximately 2m thick; Footwall Zones 2 and 3 (F2, F3) are situated approximately 35 to 40m below the Main horizon and are less than 1m thick. Further Footwall Zones have been identified beyond F3 and are collectively referred to as F4”

Can you guess which one is Christopher's? written just a couple of weeks ago, and which one appears in MDO a subscription only Mining Intelligence publication. All it would have taken was a added line “From 'source'” but NO he wanted to make it appear that he knows what a Footwall is !

Even you must admit that it is a bit rich for somebody to make a living by blatantly copying other people's intellectual property. The term Parasitic comes to mind.

To compound matters, he then has the nerve to add the following foot note:

“ 2025 Hallgarten & Company Ltd. All rights reserved. Reprints of Hallgarten reports are prohibited without permission. “

I am sure we will hear more from you, so when I have a bit of free time, I will have a closer look at Christopher's works.

By the way, how's the weather in Horizonte? or have you not been there lately?

TreasureIsland, Logically, If a Broker who has previously been shorting a stock, is now screaming Buy ~ that can only be viewed as a good thing, I hope that they are buying for their Trust funds, exactly the right type of acquisition for a long-term yielding investment. However, I seriously doubt that Chris and Co are involved with them, for them the beef is purely personal.

Theo/Christopher, you do make me laugh at times ~ "Missing pieces", "it could be many things" you are still peddling fear of the unknown. People who use argument that "it must be so, because there is no evidence that it is not" are immediately proving their own ignorance. Honestly you are your own worst enemy!

Great Wall was necessary because PA was one of the few who worked out what the Chinese were up to ~ as evidenced by GGG, Peak and others that they sought to castrate with their presence. Sweden ? Who said that it is still not on the agenda, you certainly don't know and never did. Sweden is there for Saltend, which was mothballed until LJ was settled, Now that LJ is fully financed and becomes purely an Operational issue, I suspect that there is now a strong possibility that the Swede's might already be talking to PA about where Pensana are going to build their Refining plant.

My apologies for not having the next Hallgarten comic relief post ready, but unlike you I like to get my facts right before opening my mouth. I am sure Almonty tungsten can wait a couple of days to read what sort of hash you have made of their business. Bye the way is it true that ARR don't want you back and Mel is no longer talking to you ?

Glad you found us, from your posting history I guess you are a newcomer. Don't worry about me and Chris, he has been dumping on Pensana for years, ever since PA refused to give him a job.

I don't know where you got that 70p from but IMO it is WAY out of line. This Company has a similar sized Resource to Lynas's Mt Weld, and certainly more than enough to support at least a 20+ year operation, plus there is scope for considerable upside.

Realistically the Market Cap could easily end up between US$2-3B or more once all of the elements are in play. That would equate to somewhere between US$6-10 per share. Now everybody has their own formulae for discounting pre-production projects, but I like to go with 10% on Feasibility, 20% on Finance, 40% on Construction start, 60% on Construction completion 80% on Commissioning and full value after the first delivery of product.

Theo, you sad excuse for a Poseur, if you don't believe me just ask Jack, Thomas or Susan, or just look in a mirror.

So, you have still not heard enough about your “Whipping boy” ~ Christopher Ecclestone of Hallgarten and Company. Luckily for you he continues to post his pseudo “Research” (We can't call it Anal-isis can we, as he's not really qualified in mining and finance), so here is something for everybody to have a good laugh at.

I suspect that he wrote his latest offering while camping in his Mother-in-Laws “Villa” in Buenos Aires. Who wants to bet that he claimed that it was a 5 star hotel on his expense a/c ? Unfortunately the change of scenery from a Council house in Kent does not seem to have improved his journalism, as they say ~ garbage in - garbage out.

https://hallgartenco.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Portfolio_February2025.pdf

That bit about Tungsten was obviously prompted by his visit to the Argentinean nuclear reactor, mentioned in his last months ravings. And yet again, he typically fails to make a case for the product he is trying to promote, one way or the other. Just a very timid each way bet, and even then it is already conditional on events he seems to be very unsure of anyway. It is sad to see the absence of intellect, when nobody is paying him to 'cut and paste and regurgitate' content and recommendations that they have previously provided for him.

About the only other thing of note in his Walter Mitty rambling, are his apparent reversals on Rare Earths and Lithium. Sounds just like you Theo', not that that is any surprise. In the past he has burnt a number of his previous clients; presumably when they cease to invite him back for a follow up. But I do think this reversal is a bit rude, seeing as he only (re) wrote that glowing RE report for American Rare Earths, just six months ago!

So, we come to the really good bit, and I am sure that you Theo will identify with this. The ***Model Resource Portfolio***. Now as I have mentioned previously, if any mug was stupid enough to buy 1,000 shares in each of his stock picks, they were down almost $3,000 by the end of January !

But if that was not bad enough; if said mugs, instead of cashing out and running away as fast as possible, had decided to let it ride through February; they would now find themselves down a further $4,500, or -$7,500 for this year ! It must take real skill to pick a mining stock like Perpetua Resources, that can tank in an 'in demand' gold market, Your HZM debacle ring any bells Theo ?

Hey Theo if you are still skulking around, I must admit that thought your whipping boy Christopher Eccleston was just a "Cut and Copy" merchant, but at least he is a qualified Librarian and to be fair to him he does get out and about the Mining Companies. Seems that this Dustin has had absolutely no exposure to Rare Earths at all. At first take I thought REE was simply another REO Chinese propaganda machine, that was until I saw Jack Lifton is a contributor of both !

Bozi, Yes they may look like Elephants to people who don't understand Mine development; but rest assured, that is why Pensana has a full ~ Board of Directors, Function Managers and Advisors. Yesterday's announcement was about Finance, as they progress the construction I am sure they will keep Investors updated, after all that is what they are getting paid for.

Thanks for the advice, Mumbles

As-wipe, guess what. Nobody cares what you think, you are now totally irrelevant. Finance has been delivered, and as sure as day follows night, construction will be followed by production. You played your bluff, and it was called out. Nothing you can say from here on will ever be taken seriously and you will now be forever remembered as a Nuff Nuff. ~ Goodbye.

AIM - WINNERS

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Pensana PLC, up 32% at 36.80 pence, 12-month range 13.00p-40.90p. The company receives approvals for the full financing for the Longonjo rare earth project. The financing totals around USD268 million. Pensana Chair Paul Atherley says: "We are extremely grateful for the work undertaken by the Africa Finance Corp and [Angolan Sovereign Wealth Fund] teams in providing the Longonjo project with the funding requirements for the Longonjo project."

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Blind Freddy could have worked out when this RNS was going to drop . If you had pro-actively followed the 'News' rather than the re-active Charts. You would have been aware of a comment made by the Lobito Corridor Authority a month ago that "Pensana has closed out US$160M finance" it waI just after the AFC finance committee meeting in mid Feb. If you want an edge, DYOR, then work out the possibilities; before waiting for the heard to move.

Good riddance, although I was waiting for another post from him before executing a Coup de gras.

His nappy is definitely full, but it's not wet!

Hogsnipe, FYI Pensana's separation technology is nothing like RBW's or RElements, for one the technology works!. I guess it will all depend on ~ where the Finance to build it comes from and who the end user will be, as to where it gets built.

A refinery/seperation plat at Saltend will still make a lot of sense for recycling the North Sea wind turbines as they reach their end of life.

Mr Ecclestone , I see you now have a new Anal-ist at Hallgarten and Company; Joshua Mayfield, poor chap,

Are you too scared to hire somebody who actually knows anything about mining, just in case they end up spending their whole time correcting your snaffups? There again, it could be that no self respecting mining professional would lower themselves into your gutter!

Now, I have nothing against Joshua (yet), other than his poor choice of an employer. But in all honesty, he can hardly be called an expert in anything other than: Education, Languages and China, where he seems to have spent the majority of his working life. OH sorry, I missed this bit !

“My experience with the fertilizer industry goes back to when I worked as a fertilizer applicator and warehousing staff. I worked for a local company in the United States applying fertilizer products to farm, residential and commercial properties. In addition to application, I also stocked a warehouse of fertilizer products for inventory and distribution purposes.”

OK, so it looks like he IS an experienced s#*te shoveler,

Anyhow YOU have called him a Mining Sector Anal-ist; and let him loose on his first client, Millennial Potash (TSX-v: MLP) .

Which I observe, fits in nicely with your client base of cut price operators, who choose to ignore their impact on the local environment. The line that gave it away was:

“The company’s Banio potash mine is a development project that uses solution mining techniques that avoid the heavy burdens of mine shafts or open pits. “

That is because, it extracts the Potash by dissolving it into solution underground and then pump/sucks it up to the surface ~ leaving a big unfilled hole behind! Ready to collapse under some poor unsuspecting native. Still it is in Gabon, so nobody is going to come knocking on the Company's front-door in Canada, not that it would do them any good ,as the promoters apparently live in Singapore.

I am surprised he even mentioned it, seeing as he had already highlighted the significant problems this method has ~ there again he has no mining experience so he probably did not understand the implications ! Just another Cut and Paste filler to him; and their would be no hope of you ever picking up on it !

“Potash mining in Laos - In a Hole? A massive potash mine in Laos is sinking into the abyss. …... until they have aggravated a lot of villagers recently! The potash sinkhole was discovered in Laos’s Pak Peng village in early December of 2024. China was immediately blamed for the cause of this disaster.”

https://hallgartenco.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Potash_Review_March2025.pdf

https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-mayfield-866240308/

PS. A refreshing approach to the Disclaimer this time, noting that Joshua signed off on it, nobody can accuse Hallagarten of a conflict of Interest, despite:

“Hallgarten & Company or persons associated do own securities described herein (i.e

Aww, don't be like that Peter, I am sure Captain Zero will not approve if outsiders start coming over to RBW and talking about his share transactions, or what is not happening in SA.

Theo, why should I waste my time Emailing Christopher Ecclestone, I have nothing to discuss with him. I am sure he will contact you directly, to let you know how he feels about all this publicity that you are attracting for his Company and Clients. I bet you can't wait for my next post on Joshua's Anal-assi of Millennial Potash ?

well, if it isn't the ****** troll back to annoy us again. he must have reached his boredom limit with solgold, who appear to have shed around 40% since mid-august, when he last polluted this forum, and pre is up almost 50% since then. and just like theo & chris, he is a font of miss-information. please tell us your short and need to cover before the news is officially released.

Hey Dumbo, Did George give you permission to leave his playpen, are you getting lonely over on RBW, I am sure we can arrange for some in depth commentary on RBW if he wants it ! But point taken, it is a good job PRE have their off-take deal with the Japanese.