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I didn't say i was thinking of selling, in fact i topped up this morning with another £800.00.

Offering me 1.20 to sell

I think AH is well respected in the industry and he doesn't suffer fools gladly. So when he talks others listen.
We will soon have two drills at our disposal and an excellent staff of geologists . What not to like
GLA

My last top up 18600.
The old saying you can never get in at the bottom and out of the top
Hopefully with news expected anytime now we can also show some nice profits

Whatever your on please let me have some lol

Your all heart

Not easy to buy shares this morning

Another reason for purchasing the 2nd drill.
Would suggest a lot going on to be revealed at a later date .
Just the bare bones today

Looks like Phil Hall and Colin Braidwood made a right investment decision based on what was said in the recent
interview. No doubt time will tell

Nice informative post

With the brewery Lane property ECR minerals have easy
land access and storage

Nice to see some decent trades today

New RNS
That was a surprise re sampling again of old samples
47.75 g

Gino is a good cook does a good pasta,!!

No doubt there will be a few traders sellers on the back of the rise yesterday.

How about a proper close up of the cores

Have a look on ECR twitter page posted earlier today and have a close look at the pan

Everyone has their own opinion and that is why this forum was set up.
I watch a lot of the gold mining programmes and a prospector digs for an hour
Finds nothing and then a 2 oz nugget. When you consider the area of our licences in comparison to the holes dug it can certainly be a hit and miss process. Every step know doubt is taken to ensure they are drilling in the right area and because drill results are disappointing in one area of our licence does not mean they will not get good results in another. I think you have to analyse why people invested in this in the first place. I invested for the potential in bringing a mine into production with one of out licences. Are results disappointing on where we want to be at the moment. Certainly they are but in my eyes the potential is still there.
We still have a lot of ground to explore in the coming months which could be a game changer.
There are many successful mines around the licences we have and only time will tell if we are successful in having the same strike rate as them. I realise some people will not have the same views as mine and respect their opinion if they don’t. Sermon over
GLA

Thanks for the explanation re assays
Now I need to know how difficult it is producing a licence.
Anyone up for that one

With Australia so dependant on the mining industry I find it strange that they do not staff the licencing departments adequately in order to speed up the granting of licences.
Same applies to the assays. Is it that difficult to train up extra personnel for these positions.