The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
You might see another £24k drop in soon
Something occurring
LOL
744,000 at full ask 9.25 x 2 trades
Is it only me that can see the delayed trades at full ask from yesterday.
Agree Early_Bird, with 47 km of strike length, we could end up with possible multiple Superpits. Gives you an idea what one superpit looks like.
https://www.miningpeople.com.au/news/10-fast-facts-about-kalgoorlies-massive-super-pit
Nice Bed and ISA and delayed chunky buys coming in. PI's looking to get a foothold.
Not the greatest time to raise but well done to raise circa £5 million to get us through the next 18-24 months. This will give us the ammunition to prove up Zaranou. We all know that Zaranou is a potential monster and puts to bed the old “we will have to raise” it’s not ideal down here but it is what it is and we move on from here as Indiana Jones would say. I know Len is chomping at the bit to drill, drill drill. This should give us the initial understanding what we have underneath at Zaranou. We know it’s at depth but how deep does it go and what is the spacing. I am hoping to hear about Chad and what progress we have there. Also what’s in that Lithium Hill in Ghana. We should get a steady flow of news now and today was not ideal it’s an opportunity to get in at a great price imho
Mike you know me, I am a glass half full guy and Asore supporting along with Vincent and his family and friends gives me confidence. We are funded now to show what Zaranou has to offer and all this will be forgotten in a week. I have topped up down here and will continue to accumulate.
Mike, I agree but Assore has always taken the lead when it comes to taking up the reigns and Assore and sumitommo are linked in more ways than one
7.5P are buys top up while you can down here imho
You’ll see a couple of delayed buys in there just before 4pm
Bank of America’s target for gold the year was hit earlier this week as prices pushed above $1,750 an ounce, hitting a 7.5-year high. The bank’s analysts are now letting their bullish bet ride to all-time highs.
“Gold prices have rallied 20% or more 15 times since 1981 and 30% or more seven times. The biggest rallies were in 2006-2011 during the late cycle equity rally into and after the Global Financial Crisis,” the analysts said. “If $1,947 were to be reached, then gold would be up 27% YTD [year to date]. A 31% YTD rally reaches $2,000. A 41% rally like 2006 reaches $2,150.”
"Interest was gained prior to the pandemic but we did see an acceleration in wanting to get access to our data room - that means even the major mining houses are saying: ‘Well, what are we doing with our people? Let's get them to start looking at projects and opportunities'," said Mascolo.
"Gold is a great place to be at the moment," he added.
Mascolo said Ironridge had signed "a lot of confidentiality agreements with major gold mining houses that are all attracted to Zaranou".
Ironridge released promising first pass drilling results from Zaranou in January, followed by another batch of results early February. The company has since expanded its footprint in Ivory Coast, announcing the acquisition of two further licence areas near Zaranou early March.
Still here and still collecting...with Gold going ballastic its a no Brainer down here.
I totally agree and he can wear nicks and flip flops for all i care as long as he builds the company and increases the SP
I agree and what a cracking deal. More acreage adjacent Zaranou
It is Flame
Strange Movement in the SP today. My opinion is there is an order in the background
With today's news and with Mining at Indaba getting underway. Len has delivered a stonker of an RNS. The chairman's comments stating "With over 47km of strike and early drilling demonstrating liberalization over 150m from surface with gold grades as high as 23g/t and still open at depth, this has the potential to be one of the most significant gold discoveries in West Africa." bodes well for any potential suitors, looking at us.