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There's a shipload of other red-hot teams scouring Ecuador, but not too many drilling. Solg would be the favourite, but not-solg might deserve shorter odds. They're surely not gonna have a big song&dance for someone's soil or geophysics results.

"...further drill testing of the rapidly evolving Aguinaga project." :-)

According to an interview with Luminex (Lumina Copper spin-off with Ecuador jv's with BHP, Anglo, 1st Quantum,) the drilling approval delays are due to the govt. Department being snowed-under with applications.

I was in the shower last night thinking "if they want to win over cgp, why dont they release a new rns each day about their exploration projects?" And here we are...keep 'em comin.

Tesla is the worst indication of anything ever! With 40000 employees someone must be on the ball, but overall it's a conjob. I was there for dotcom, & ive never seen such bsitters before.

I rate solgs undisclosed magic box higher than Nexgen's. But only feckin just. They're frying my patients.

Would x+1 amount of solg shares "match" a cash offer? I guess Solgold has the right to find out.

Irwin makes it sound like a friendly takeover by solg is impossible. So be it, If the two parties simply don't get along. The offer certainly didn't make me want to trade-in my cgp shares. Hopefully it stimulates a realistic bid from another major.

It's been goin on 3 years of confident proclamations that the exploration properties probably might outshine Alpala...well get yer farkin arse in gear! Is this how long it takes to get a drill permit in Ecuador? I thought the country was open for business? Each of the 11 targets does sound cosmic, but so did Aguinaga. The early-stage clues they've given us are tantalizing & all, but I've stopped listening.

Apparently Mr Angry is a Ms. No matter. Short answer is that BHP's opinion counts for more than hers. Not that they never get it wrong - shale oil, potash, hot briquettes - but her half-page analysis ignores the advantages Alpala has wrt especially low capex and especially low opex. It also ignores the npv effects of the mega-high-grade solg can target for day one. Secular bull markets in copper and or gold would obviously help our case as well. But anyhow, wait for the PEA, show me her arguments against the formal study.

Yes. We don't know how they built the pyramids.

Some NPC had my post deleted...worrying sign of the times...Once-Great Britain succumbing to all sort of thought control, under the guise of niceness. In a grown up society, truth comes first, it is a higher value than merely avoiding offense. . Not saying I have special access to the truth, but we see some strident pontificating here from people with a rudimentary generic understanding of the issues. Even the ancient world of Carry On and On the Buses was at least honest...better than a nation of right-on Mrs.Buckets.

https://events.genndi.com/replay/818182175026319347/32006f85ad/0/

My interpretation was exactly the opposite. But we're both guessing.

Interesting what NM was saying there....beyond 10 years the NPV doesn't move, but a long life asset - 40 years+ in this case - leads to a much greater valuation. High-grade + high-medium grade for 30 -35 years, plus low-grade for many decades. NM "Unfortunately I'll be dead!"

this message board is as disingenuous as I've ever seen it.

Mr ohwhatanight is basically right, afaict.

nope!

See, they've worn you down.

emotional manipulation is pretty easy on message boards