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Thank you for highlighting the interview with the ceo Troajan.

It is a NTOG chatroom which is concerned with the amount of oil located and produced which under the new management is expanding although we await an update. If the market value of oil increases then one would expect the value of oil produced to increase and thus increase company profits or reduce losses. Fundamental in my opinion. So folks keep reporting WTI although it might bore someone who does not understand.

WTI nudging $77

Mcadder - I am with you and have been adding. I'm looking forward to an update from Paul Welch in due course.

The Peel Hunt disclosure merely states that its holding has moved to "below 10%". Not that it has sold all which it acquired.

Thank you Nortons.

Where can one find the recording of today's meet? Thanks in advance.

Uberaba?

Ant and Dec have moved from a position of talk the talk in the hope that the talk would move the share price north and benefit followers and traders to walking the walk which whilst more difficult may bring some good results which will benefit investors.

SmartPunter - I suggest that you open google and type "Is Rainbow Rare Earths listed on AIM?" You will get the answer NO

RBW is listed on the main LSE index. Many believe erroneously that RBW is listed on AIM which error mo works to its disadvantage in relation to its market cap. I think that RBW is well undervalued.

Is he vaping helium to turn into gold or antimony?

morning - i suspect that earl is ho**** and his finger tips raw.

Do something useful squire and find a partner for ECR's antimony.

The COO stated in the 3rd July 2024 RNS that the focus would be identifying a strategic partner to explore the land which comprises the Bailieston tenement. Let's see if management can identify such a partner who in addition will partner with ECR and who has has the resources to do so.

I agree, Dan, that Lolworth is far too great a project for ECR to proceed alone but if Jones and his team can prove enough to go with and drill and bearing in mind, as one of the earlier carrot tweedle dee and tweedle dum discussions mentioned there had been approaches from a neighbour (s) to the east of the tenement, Jones may be able to prove that there is enough to lead to a partnership.

I get the feeling that dee and dum are in favour of funding development at BM - let's see what the results, which Jones refers to towards the end of the interview, show. Imo BM and the tax losses are the best shots to move the market cap higher.

I see Tamer has a buyer for the tax losses lol.

By the way in addition to the chairman's other commitments, the COO seems to be spending some time tweeting on other companies which must take time to research before putting fingers on the keyboard.

At 3.24 of the interview Scott asks Jones whether he sees the object to be seeking drilling targets and then the interview clip is edited to avoid disclosing Jones' answer. OMG.

Most of us, Black Hopper, appear to agree with the contents of the final paragraph of your post timed at 22.04 this evening. Blue Mountain is exciting - it needs further investigation ASAP. I would like to think that ECR will get an approach to further develop and then produce BM. Altho I have said it before, I doubt that Argonaut would have accepted the brief to find a potential buyer of the tax losses if they did not think that they could not succeed.

Thank you mentalmax and Dan. Talking Sense - I suggest that you ask Haythorpe why he did not sell the equipment - I am pleased that it has been sold - my point is simply that it was not a difficult decision to reach.

I don't see the point of this tweet in that one needs a commercial resource which one can and does partner or production to benefit from the rising price of gold.for which management has failed since September. Which brings me to what the management have achieved since September which seems to me to boil down to a placing for mates to buy at .00175, the sale of surplus equipment which anyone so minded could have sold, a load of tweets and videos which amount to little more than talk but no find of a commercial resource and when faced with Blue Mountain with a reputed resource of 80k to 100k of gold they seem to have left that opportunity on the back burner, all for which the board have issued a string of shares to themselves in place of part of their self appointed income and praised themselves for so doing in video interviews. There is as things stand little evidence of the much vaunted aim to get the market cap to £0 - £30 million. Criticise me if I am wrong.

How is the revenue generation work going and doing at Blue Mountain with the MW aim being a market cap of £20-£30 million?