Member Info for diggit1gold

Not quite isas, we're defo closer than before though at about 6nm from land. In a normal queueing system of approximately 55 vessels of all types and all looking to dock. Berths total 80 of which about 60 are currently occupied. Soon though. Not that i'm itching for something to happen to make a difference here in the extended absence of our Nayega exploitation permit being signed off. Drumming fingers on kitchen worktop, ha ha!. ATB. :o).

thanks Marky!. :o).

been on the move. Stopped just now only about 10 nautical miles from docks @ Long Beach. Was previously sitting off Catalina Island about 60 nm to Long Beach. Scheduled for dockside @ Total Terminals International 8.00am tomorrow USA time, is that 1.30pm our time?. :o).

personally i'm just more focused on our Diamond Creek Phosphate project now anyway with the possibility of something else in the pipeline. Big, verging on massive Brucie bonus would obviously be for the Nayega exploitation permit to finally be delivered out of the blue. Either way, i'll wait. :o).

fine words again from the PM but without positive or demonstrable actions to back them up then we're still in limbo land. Actions speak so much louder and all that!. The problem being, as of now we're still in the dark. ATB. :o).

to keep returning to the KRS bb Andee, there must be somefin you like!. :o).

i'll have to Roe in again!. :o).

that one Props, well i'll just have to mullet over. :o).

the Ensenada's advance schedule is set for dockside container unloading at Long Beach Total Terminals International on 28/1/2021 @ 08.00am - 2/02/2021 @ 03.00am. Afterwards, setting sail for Oakland USA, Busan South Korea and Ningbo China by which time construction/fabrication of our "enhanced" plant should be well advanced. Amazing where boredom in lockdown leads to. :o).

the good ship Ensenada is moored at anchor just off the coast of Long Beach. 7 different container terminals there so probably being held in a queueing system awaiting being tugged in to berth at our allocated dock. Personally not got a clue as to any timeframe especially under current circumstances. Still, looks like we're on track for new plant installation this Q as RNS'd. I think our latest Ogaro sampling assay results must be stuck in a mighty backlog as well though, much akin to the recently witnessed fleets of Scottish fish produce lorries attempting the channel crossing. Is there really any point in releasing results when Togo is continuing to be a frustrating no go. :o).

Hoovering up more Calidus shares. Another 204,000+ to add to the squillions already held. 45c paid this time but he has previously purchased at up to 65c approximately. :o).

XTR like surge!. MCAP of under £3M back in March 2020. Fund raise @ 1.2p in September 2020 for a not too dissimilar MCAP to KRS's is now. Hit an MCAP yesterday of £56M approx on a share price that surged to over 9p at 3.00pm or so. Colin Bird playing the AIM game well there. Drip feeding the market with progressive drilling results from 3 holes. Yes 3. Shows what can be done with a little positivity and creative flair/imagination/name dropping etc etc. PJ does it well @ POW as well and the pi's lap it up. Good luck to them all. Not invested in either of them. Keras might shine like big shiny thing one day. GLA. : o).

nobody knows apart from them that do know hence us pi's are left to speculate and guess as usual. Last recent placing raised £550,000 of which $300,000 USD was given to fulfil our loan advance to Falcon Isle. This leaves £330,000 approx to "generally support the company's growth strategy in Utah and Togo, and for general working capital purposes". I suggest that this was enough cash raised for the stated reasons at that time but something materially has changed in the meantime. I mean who but who (at our MCAP) needs another £1M spare cash on top of the recent raise making £1.3M approx for just the exact same reasons. My brain is telling me there is something in the offing. Be darned if i can fathom it out though. Togo, Utah, Ventures new. Take your pick. I'd much prefer Togo. ATB. :o).

DMRE acknowledges the receipt of the EIA reports sent on 15/1/2021. :o).

Bah flippin' humbug!. I'm thinking we're on the acquisition trail again. Jean du Plessis sitting on the board of Falcon Isle (KRS group) and acting as a scout for opportunities to enhance and diversify the asset base. Of course he could've been sitting at his desk just twiddling his thumbs for the past 6 months but i doubt it. Bit of a pain, didn't expect another raise just 1 month after the previous one on 18/12/20. Never known a company to go down the further dilution path on the day of a GM to approve the concluding tranche of their most recent one. :o).

Agree about Calidus Jim, probably now we're sitting on more available cash than current MCAP and fully funded to production. As you say, a no brainer. Macquarie putting in £5M AUD @ 0.51c Directors grabbing their share @ same with DR and JR previously having purchased up to 0.65c for their Elanwi Trust and Bodmin Superfund. As for here, same old same old. Can't make headway when continually dropping back to the 6M MCAP. Rangebound at paltry levels. :o).

Andee, it was the wrong time for the "failed" offering to pi's imo as i said previously. Sentiment is shot at the moment. Big bounce back will happen i expect but i won't be overly concerned as we know the path and timeline to production. No intentions from myself to buy or sell any Calidus as happy with what i've got and will wait until my personal target price is achieved. More flexible with Keras, some might go but some might be bought dependent on near term outlook. An RNS of no real significance should drop here today post GM @ 11.00am. ATB. :o).

dhac, it is indeed a good thing that we are a producer of DSO (direct shipping ore) phosphate. Basically diggit (get it?) up, crush it, mill it, bag it and ship to market. No costly or lengthy chemical processes/treatments required. The imminent arrival of the new Plant able to produce and expand the saleable range of our goods is also positive. Where the plant is now to be sited can also be taken as a positive, being closer to the huge Western US organic farming market than the initial plan to be sited closer to the Diamond Creek phosphate resource. We'll just have to wait and see how sales are going. I'm sure they've carried out very thorough market research and due diligence before investing. PS, this isn't a paid for promotion by KRS. ATB. :o).

JM has mentioned Keras previously (certainly no bad thing) but everything in Togo is just so totally and unequivocally dependent on our exploitation permit award. I hope i'm not saying the same next year, or the next, or.......!. :o).

pffftt, can't even say the proper name for horrible (to me anyway) wee supposedly edible marine bivalve molluscs, ha ha!. ATB. :o).