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Unbelievable ! Did the troll get it wrong AGAIN !

@picked "You're starting to sound very foolish". He started a long while ago ! "finger hovering over the sell button" well at least we know that at long last he was able to remove it from his rear end !

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VERY good outcome to court hearing for #ARCM. Thumbs up DPP are taking up the case for impersonation of Zamsort officers against MM & BC. Decision was swift, less 30 mins. Under this new administration, MM loyal supporters are perishing. Big willingness to disassociate with the corrupt.

Whilst the risk of any sort of placing always seems to scare the living daylights out of most AIM investors,there are a couple of scenarios that could easily play out here 1.Upon a placing, even though share numbers are increased the price could easily rise (i've seen it happen a few times before) 2. The offtaker (s) could easily fill the remaining funding gap and even leave HZM in a cash positive position. We are now going to be of significant interest to a lot of major players.Traders will **** around for their 10% but from now on the shares will be steadily mopped up by some serious players.GLA

Arc Minerals* (ARCM LN) – BUY – Drilling at Cheyeza shows some similarity with Ivanhoe’s Kamoa discovery
Arc Minerals* (ARCM LN) – 3.7p, Mkt cap £41m – Drilling at Cheyeza shows some similarity with Ivanhoe’s Kamoa discovery
(Arc holds 72.5% of Zaco and 66% of Zamsort in Zambia. The Cheyeza license is 66% owned by Arc Minerals through its holding in Zamsort.)
BUY-Examination of the drill core and geological setting at Arc Mineral’s new Cheyeza East discovery shows some similarity with Ivanhoe’s giant Kamoa copper discovery to the north.

It is still very early on in the discovery process and there is much to learn about the mineralisation being seen at Cheyeza but the geological team at Arc may be forgiven for just a little excitement over the recent drill core.
The drilling reported last week highlights massive sulphide mineralisation at ~275m down hole at the bottom of the contact with the dolomite rocks. This is about 200m true depth as the hole was drilled at around a 60o incline.
The mineralisation appears rich when compared with cores seen at Arc’s Kalaba project which also has mineralised enrichment at the contact with Cheyeza looking to carry higher grade.
Arc’s original plan was to put a stratigraphic hole every kilometre without the expectation of hitting mineralisation with the drill hole.
The Cheyeza target is around 8 x 10km in scale at present with the new discovery hole around 600-700m from previous drilling showing shallow copper oxide mineralisation.
We believe copper from the massive sulphide at the contact zone with the dolomite has migrated, leached, and oxidised near surface in the oxide zone as this area shows no sulphides in drilling.
It was also strange to see this sort of oxide material in Zambia with just copper and no cobalt present.
The discovery provides support and evidence for a substantial mineralised systems and that this side of the basin structure has mineralised fluids migrating underground bearing some similarity with the Kamoa Dome.
Moreover, the discovery is just 30km from First Quantum Mineral’s Sentinel mine which is on the Eastern side of the Kabompo Dome with Arc drilling on the Western Side of the dome
The logic of Ivanhoe’s discovery of Kamoa was to look for evidence of mineralised fluids on the edge of the rocks hosting major mines in the copper belt. Eg were fluids were not restricted to their source rocks.
This was a big bet by Ivanhoe as very few blind discoveries have been made along the Copperbelt and previous exploration ideology would have excluded discoveries like the Kamoa mine and mineralised district.
Kamoa sits on a salt marginal domain and benefits from the structural controls presented but with 20-30m of cover with very few occurrences of rock showing in river beds to give clues of what lies below.
Ivanhoe used soil sampling to identify the edge of salt domes at Kamoa with their first drill hole intersecting 6m at 3% copper followed by a second hole 800m showing 8m at 2%

https://www.mining.com/web/australia-to-set-up-1-5bn-loan-facility-for-critical-minerals-projects/

If I am right and Burundi re-starts soon and is then scaled up,as per George in that last presentation,it may well negate the need to raise further company cash (i.e. placing) for Phal . We would probably still need some bank/institutional finance ,but as George is a significant holder-no placing would be welcomed.P/S.George ,I wouldn't mind either

Also puts more meat onto the bones of Phal,and with even more info on both projects.It's the most positive I've heard him.

George talking at length and very very positively about Gok/Burundi-so the rise is due to a solution there.Click on RBW media above

Fuku-I have and I'm happy- if anything, it's a good scenario-but the troll wouldn't want to know any good news- Here's some bad news troll- after those cores and the govt.change there's an awful lot more good news on the way.

https://www.mining.com/web/teck-ceo-says-hes-survived-collapsing-shares-before/ for me the writing was on the wall as soon as I saw this article last year-they were already involved with us and this just confirmed to me that they would be involved further.

Don't listen to him !

https://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/1097246399?-22269:9283 https://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/1097408721?-22269:9283

Come back Luke !

new corp pres. http://www.racklametals.com/i/pdf/2021-09-14-CP-RAK-REV.pdf-Interesting to see it in the Rackla name perhaps done in 2 names. But projec/asset t sale looks nailed on !

new corp pres. http://www.racklametals.com/i/pdf/2021-09-14-CP-RAK-REV.pdf-Interesting to see it in the Rackla name perhaps done in 2 names. But projec/asset t sale looks nailed on !

Coooor ! ???

I think you would find moron ( not that you would want to) that the cores shown were just the highlights, and yes 'This is the most significant copper sulphide discovery since we started drilling four years ago. ' It must kill you!

Those core sample pictures must have really hurt our resident troll ! I can't wait for some assays to see what rubbish it trots out after that !

@john "clearly there's an element of cheekiness in my posts"-how about "clearly an element of stupidity"-and you have the brass neck to call someone else stupid.Wow ! your posting history shows you are a mealy mouthed moron who gets his kicks from bashing anything and everything positive.,reacting to posts and posters rather than the scenario/company that those posts are about.If there was a genuine business concern or comment among your posts I wouldn't filter you,but there isn't and you are.