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I sold over 80k shares at comfortably over 13p a few mins ago. MMs obviously desperate for em...

I sent an email to Patrick asking about his trip and if it was worthwhile.
It seems the conference was very well attended from players across the industry. The presentation went down well so our Company profile has been raised. I hope this is of interest to fellow investors.

John you are out of the closet now!!
Hope we both recover our SRES losses, am more than that down on my 27M holding at present and yes have other sad aim tales like you but thankfully am doing ok with HUR now my main stock.

Am I the only one skimming that new presentation and though the caption said 'car for sale' rather than scale.
I thought what the feck are you doing Pat (smiley face)

Good to see Fulmar posting again too.
Good weekend all.

All, yes some new info in that presentation and to me the killer (key) slide is where those strength tests sow CS Pozz is stronger that Fly Ash equivalent even when higher % of CS Pozz is used in the mix versus the lower % of fly ash.

In other words you can be even 'greener' (CO2 emissions) and get a better product when using CS Pozz than the Fly Ash equivalent that is benchmarked for California (guessing from NGS).

So it 'should' be a no brainer for Companies to want to use our Pozz when the NGS Pozz is no longer deliverable as per Customers existing contracts.

AIMHO and WTFDIK kind of statements.

Not much comment on it but there were couple of significant buys on the bell at around .14p which is way above the spread at the time. Any of the regulars here involved?

These last 2 RNSs are pretty positive IMHO. The submission of the plan of Ops (finally) is a milestone and hopefully we are on track to get our mining permissions for Q4 this calendar year.

The NewPerl one today is interesting as it seems like (perhaps) that the Perlite there is deemed to be particularly suitable for this more scarce super coarse perlite. It feels to me like getting permission to bulk sample up to 1000 tons (we might not process anything like that) shows a supportive regime working with us.

I feel it bodes well.

As to earlier post from SuperR on people hanging back due to high cost of 'building a mine'. I suggest folks re-read the Research note on our Website as I am increasingly convinced PC had a big hand in what was said in that. Specifically it talks about very low Capital cost start up (for first 3 years) and that is where were are heading with this. We could pay our bond, do the minimal bits of spend (like fencing off the mine site for safety etc and mentioned in my AGM notes) for very small sums of money in the scheme of things. Remember we can be making profit of circa £2M per year based on the initial startup volumes predicted and that will rise four or five fold over the subsequent years in linear fashion. Then look at our MCAP and you can see there is a multi bagger potential here.

Sounds promising at Porvenir

No good Sam - at 300 mph our Perlite would start popping !!

Sam you must be glued to the BLM site!

Scratching my head too on the NGS rail line comment as cannot see how that can help us.
The one rail line that might have been good for us is the one flagged in one of the docs that is owned by the Military and is not far from CS - poorly maintained but if it could be sorted / adopted then might have much benefit.

Sam, bought quite a lot of them (nowhere near as many as SRES have though!) and watching it like a hawk.
As I said many times what they are doing over there is pretty impressive for AIM and (shh don't tell Patrick) I wish all my money had been in BLOE first then could have sold the lot and bought in here with the profit!

Still think this will come right big time later this year....

Nice find chaps.... !

For those like me who are keeping an eye on BLOE (as SRES has 500K shares in them) they are continuing to do well and I note our old friend AGEOS is in there too which gives me added confidence.
There really is a possibility of those shares hitting minimum of 20p in next 6 months with all the things happening there - worth a research. Not sure when PC will decide to sell but the money sure will come in handy here.

Best of luck to all holders.

I read the RNS quickly this morning but have now had chance to list the many positives highlighted;

1. New result from CS Pozz testing by a 2nd major producer of cement / ready mix products shows it compares favourably with their existing SCM supplier (fly ash).

2. Test work shows CS and New Perl can produce a ‘super-coarse’ horticultural Perlite which commands a premium price. This is in addition to the more regular Perlite size options.

3. We are sending the final 18 tons of the previous 100 ton Pozz bulk sample for grinding to verify timings and cost of that process. The output will be supplied to a ‘number’ of separate customers for evaluation.

4. We have completed a new 100 tonne bulk sample for Perlite (the first / previous bulk sample for Perlite was only for 8 tons) and 7 tons of this is going forward for crush & screen work to confirm a mobile plant design which will validate the low-cost processing option. It seems that the output of this work will be used for expansion testing for the super-coarse Perlite variant which will be another string to our bow.

5. During the new Perlite bulk sample we verified that drill / blast is not needed thereby confirming it will be low cost to mine both our Pozz and our Perlite.

6. A water source (used mainly for dust suppression) has been identified and right of way to it being progressed with a plan B option identified too.

7. Test results back from Greece confirm the Jackson Wash and New Perl Perlite can be expanded for multiple grades of Perlite including super coarse. Also plans for drilling / bulk sampling there are being progressed at early stage.

8. New reports showing favorable macro-economic environment for natural pozzolans which should lead to higher future demand and increase prices.

9. We have sent samples from our Diatomite project to a Customer looking for new sources of Diatomite.

10. We are finally submitting our Plan of Ops and associated Reclamation permit around end of this month. Whilst it is frustrating that we are now talking of Q4 for the mining permit we are obviously making headway in the process.

In summary it seems to me there is very strong interest in both of our Products and after all that is the most important factor.
Also let’s hope this time the Diatomite interest leads to something that produces income for us.

Some folks here will focus on the above and others will continue to suggest that Patrick is doing nothing which of course is utter ball ox.

Hi nodinero, sounds like you making few quick on BLOE too - I have made a tidy packet in 24 hours. Was give away price yesterday. Perhaps some of the whingers here could have followed suit rather than spending their time moaning.

Agree all still looking promising here with seemingly lots of interested clients for Pozz and Perl.

Min do you mean your pals in Nevada or more specifically at CS location?

Safe, yes there has been a lack of news on CS Project since last October (almost 6 months).
The only real update was the one sent on the day of the AGM (Cement Company doing testing).

It all feels very hush hush and maybe there are reasons for that like he does not want our Competitors to know where we are up to in case they try to scupper us somehow - I am truly not sure as mining is not my field of expertise.

Some of the things we would like to know.

Permit Progress - All we know PC is aiming for Q3 and Plan of Ops not yet submitted (RNS for that when it is).
Testing - Any news on the other Company who did the MOU with us / test results for the new Perlite locations..
Offtake (Pozz and Perl) - Patrick has said these are not LME (London Metals Exchange) commodities and that he is fine tuning them with clients. For Pozz it seems reasonable to assume PC is holding back for signing the dotted line as he hopes Pozz prices will continue to firm viz a viz closure of Navajo Generating Station.

To be fair though we could take him at face value (i.e. what he has already announced).
* The bulk testing went well for Pozz and Perlite and we have very interested prospective clients
* We will be mine ready in Q3 this year
* We have expected initial Production numbers and longer term prospective numbers (tpa)
* We are working with clients to fine tune their requirements pre any formal deals (or 'the real deal' as Andrew Scott put it).

Seems like we know a lot of the info but folks want more updates to keep us appraised and generate some buying to boost the S.P

My view is that we are a long way down the road to where we can make a good Business of this.
I am here now and am a stubborn bugger (if that word is allowed) so not selling..

Safe, I have email'd Patrick around 10 times now and always got a prompt reply.
He was also very polite at the AGM.
Have not needed to call him directly.

Finally I believe the Company made very solid progress last year as noted in the end of year accounts.
I am though very frustrated at the current share price.

Not sure how a small investment in another Company that is looking like providing a good profit is embarrassing.

I do agree that the permit slipping to Q4 would not be good... let's hope that does not happen.

Sam indeed that is quite a coincidence.

Great RNS this morn from BLOE so hoping SRESs c500K shares value rises to decent amount after that..

Pleased to see that very offensive post got removed - thumbs up to whoever reported it.
People who can't behave themselves in forums like this really should have their login IDs removed.

By all means complain but no need to be so rude to people who are simply supportive of stocks they invest their hard earned money in.
If the negative posters are so unhappy how come nobody came to the AGM to voice their issues....

Bplan, yes twas me who attended the AGM with three other punters only - spoiled for choice with the seats I was!

At the AGM, PC said the Plan Of Ops was being finessed. He said Richard Clemmey had reviewed and made some changes which would make the Operation more efficient - some like related to the layout and where things were placed. I was told that the fact it had not been submitted at that stage were not expect to affect the planned dates for mining permit.

I email'd Patrick recently (within last week or so) and as always got a prompt, detailed and polite reply and I should say clearly I have no issues with him or the way he is running this here - I know others are not happy and that is their choice.

He said the Plan of Ops was still not submitted and he said there would be an RNS when it was.
I continue to believe that the original thought of 9 months from submission has perhaps changed (shortened) so in absence of any other news still hope we are good for permits in Q3.

I do though not rule anything out and perhaps there will be a slippage.
Let's see...

Min, up to 27M which is a fraction off 1% holding in this stock.

Be good to see Block Energy run up higher. It has a low MCAP for a Company producing oil. Assuming we sell out there at some point money will come in handy.

As for here there is frustration at lack of news. I am a little perplexed why our Plan of Ops has not been submitted. The concepts study said 9 months wait from it's submission to permit and am hoping changes in the processing of these mean Q3 (and PC said that might be conservative) is still possible.

Hope all good with you and you and your mining buddy investors still believe.
I think this will be ok but of course there are only two certainties in life as saying goes.