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Following yesterday’s operational update, Pan African Resources share price fell sharply. Coronation Fund Managers increased their stake (crossing 5%) on the same day as that announcement. Is it possible the shares were deliberately sold off to allow institutions like Coronation to accumulate a larger position at a lower price?

A lot of people say the gold price does not directly affect the share price, but looking at the performance over the last six months, there does appear to be a clear correlation and overall trend. It will be interesting to see how the market reacts at the open today, although hopefully not through a significant decline.

Gold is taking a battering today……..I don’t think its going to be a good day unfortunately.

Anyone know why? A few rockets fired from Trump maybe?

Element1 storms into every thread,

With AI waffle pouring from his head.

Acts like a genius, market-born king,

Yet can’t predict the price of a chicken wing.

He bashes OMI like it stole his wife,

Then treats GGP like the meaning of life.

Every “inside tip” ends buried and dead,

Like all of the garbage trapped in his head.

He calls OMI trash with a smug little grin,

Then shills GGP like he married the thing.

Every “sure thing” turns instantly red,

Like the tragic little portfolio under his bed.

He slags off OMI every night,

Then pumps up GGP like second sight.

Each prediction sinks without a trace,

Yet smugness never leaves his face.

He talks about drilling like he’s underground,

Yet couldn’t find gold if it sat on the ground.

Every prediction crashes and burns,

But somehow his ego still never learns.

He writes essays longer than Lord of the Rings.

Explaining lithium, copper, and magical things.

But five minutes later the market says “no,” And everyone watches his portfolio blow.

He claims he’s connected, “industry elite,”

While scanning reduced bread and frozen meat.

Probably clocking in minimum wage every day,

Then rushing home to tell investors how to play.

“Trust the data!” he proudly will shout,

Though the AI wrote every single word out.

Copy, paste, regenerate.

A chatbot warrior with no real debate.

The forum all groans when his username shows,

‘Cause everyone knows more bullsh*t soon flows.

A man so relentlessly stupid and wrong,

Even his own shadow won’t follow along.

What do we believe has driven such a disappointing week, particularly in light of the recent positive RNS?

Is it a reaction to Brad’s tweet, escalating geopolitical tensions such as the situation involving Iran, movements in gold, or simply a combination of these factors?

Someone has a sense of humour 🤣. It was meant to be a joke to make everyone laugh, clearly didn’t work.

This week’s share price decline has been undeniably disappointing and has tested confidence.

However, in moments like these, leadership and clarity are paramount. There is one individual whose expertise, insight, and unwavering positivity set him apart as the guiding force capable of navigating us through this challenging period.

That individual is Element.

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Sounds like there is f*** all at El Pantano……..?

Curious, but entirely predictable how gold reacts in moments of acute crisis (in contrast to chronic crisis) - rather than holding its value, it plunges.

This has precedent and is well explained.

Markets fall across the board, investors face margin calls and so must sell something to meet those calls. They are forced to sell the only thing there is a demand for, which is gold. Doesn't make it any less painful but it's nice to know it has always bounced back when the bombs eventually stop.

What’s everyone’s opinion on the latest tweet?

As the bombs fly, we are safely in Anza - cold showers and a dry camp a small price to pay for being away from the mess.

Lots to do, but one is what we refer to as Grand Pepas. All last year was just drilling out the MRE, now we have moved the rig to drilling around Pepas to try to understand why it is where it is and by extension, where we might find more of them or the rest of it. This is not a simple task - we feel confident Pepas has been "popped up" from below, but the later faults are so altered they retain no sense of movement so we need to find some vectors.

So there is lots of scientific arm waving going on - starting from gross genetic concepts, moving down in scale to specific drill targets.

Hopefully we can pull together this week and be able to soon present ideas in a form that the market can grasp (that is always the challenge).

In the meantime, a second rig should arrive on the weekend to begin drilling at APTA, hopefully on Monday if all goes well (which it never does), so that should keep the team busy.