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I just want all that good news that Colin has been holding on to to be now released. You are not going to get a better day.

AIM up, bonds down, copper etc up. What can go wrong ?.

Maybe Colin not buying is a good contrarian indicator. His buys at XTR and BZT weren't too hot !.

Https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1844988/argentina-economy-crisis-peso-devaluation

What happens when you have nothing to export. I feel sorry for the Argentinians. But a good old fashioned sterling crisis is only a matter of time.

Hz. I have posted plenty of positive things. AIM has been terrible, mineral exploration is difficult. I am a great fan of exploring the potential of NW Zambia and have said so many times. I have also posted many positive things on Manica - more so than Colin !. But l am lost as to what his plans are. Explore NW Zambia or take on further mid tier projects with more placings ?. And given the inability to get copper out of a small mine, what chance a large mine. And he will probably get this deleted which annoys me.

Superritch, if the Green argument is used, then wouldn't Panama be justified in blocking the Cobre Panama copper mine as proposed by Greta and Co ?. Governments might start to regret their Green passion as chaos starts to reign and everything ends in legal disputes.

Ma, best l say nothing. I think l have been removed from Colin's Christmas card list already. I don't want to end up on the naughty step.

Navitas spoke about bringing in other partners sooner than what was previously said. Is it time we just accept a smaller % and bring in partners who can actually get the deal over the line ?. Labour will be just as pathetic if they get into power. Paradoxically it was north sea oil that financed their largess last time in power.

It's a very good update for JLP. But given Luansobe should have been in production by June according to the management, surely we are entitled to an official update from the Company about what's happening. We were also promised an update on further drilling at Shinganda. Pre Christmas RNS please.

We might as well talk rubbish. My post last night discussing meeting timelines was promptly deleted last night. Guess we are no longer allowed to discuss Company matters. Only hype allowed.

After reading that Telegraph article l can only hope the Tories get obliterated in the next election. They couldn't care less about the future of the country.

Https://www.mining.com/web/tighter-supplies-to-create-tailwind-for-copper-prices/

Hopefully they turn out to be well timed buys. The AIM chart seems to have turned up, at least to me. But lack of news is frustrating. And as we know, good news comes out quickly, bad news .......

The GLR website has also been updated.

In the previous podcasts, CB mentioned they were targeting advanced mid sized deposits. Then he went and bought the NW Foreland blue sky licenses !.

Https://www.mining.com/web/sprott-hanetf-launch-copper-miners-etf-focused-on-lower-carbon-footprint/

So the copper mining etfs have started. And Ivanhoe one of their biggest holdings. Now need a junior copper explorer etc.......

Just had a look at shares and noticed the PREM RNS. Was about to come and ask on here about the spodumene grades, but thanks Iky, you've answered that.

So am l right to think, subject to grades and PREM achieving those spodumene grades in production, our Kamativi asset would be a goer even in a poor market ?.

Panama has just forced First Quantum to suspend production of their Cobra Panama copper mine. This mine supplies 1% of global copper production and so is not insignificant. What has surprised me is that our guardian of the world, Greta, supports this. If we cannot have oil and gas and now copper mining, what can we use ?. And are western banks going to be happy losing billions of dollars in investment lending with each expropriation ?.

It will be interesting to see how the Kamativi grades turn out. A good project should find buyers l would hope. Unfortunately the Zim government is doing its best to mess everything up, just like it did with the diamonds.

Grim reading. Eventually lithium supply will drop to match demand but short term l would guess there will be plenty of cheap distressed assets for sell.

From the AGM, DC said GLR were in contact with the new owners of Mopani (from memory). We now know that is the UAE.