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What I don't understand with these morons is why they turn up, and from the outset are completely transparent in their sad intentions.If I was looking to create mayhem for a company,I would put more thought into it and certainly be more effective and a lot less obvious, rather than just looking like a soppy amateur troll.Weird doesn't really sum it up.

Lowest of the low="parasite" and that about says it all

https://www.mining.com/chart-study-predicts-over-400-increase-in-copper-lithium-nickel-battery-demand/

Mcap of a company takes into account both of your negatives and it's not 1.3b as of recent events--- Your inference is that it is too high lol. And BTW what has our present Mcap got to do with the price of fish ?

when I originally saw that I wondered the same,but I think our Rothschilds coordinator/negotiator will have "a special set of skills" as Liam Neeson would say :-))

Or Mr Friedland ? who Nick has mentioned a couple of times-but yes ,multiple early offers would still be several times our present Mcap,.If the investment companies were interested in understanding the geology and potential they would take the time to research just like some investors do ,but they are all scared of making a wrong call.Bean counters are running the world and it isn't healthy or progressive !

@Lantier "Peggy's not a punt". Maybe not, but not far off though !

I obviously agree with your sentiment Seis,but I disagree with your reasons for Arc having such a ridiculous sp ATM. I believe the market has become so "risk averse" (particularly in mining stocks) after having been bitten so many times in the past that the only thing that gets valued accordingly is a cash income.The problem with that (and therein the opportunity ) is that nearly all explorers are massively under financed ,and majors conducting exploration only need one "duster" to see the market scorn upon their expensive efforts."The opportunity" is that anyone who is adventurous/dumb enough to undertake exploration and lucky/skilled enough to succeed,will then reap huge rewards from a market place that is scared of it's own shadow,but desperate for ore deposits.The under exploration added to the present and future demand for copper is exactly why I believe we are entering into the "perfect storm". Make no bones about it,we have exactly what the market is desperate for (exploration and initial findings wise) and even without further exploration NvS could sell Arc at several multiples of the present Mcap. Enjoy the next 2 weeks f29 GLA and C'mon England !

https://www.mining.com/charts-chinas-overseas-copper-mining-scramble/

I expect a resolution of past issues/a new scale of remuneration/a significant ramping up of production/new processing financed partly by US or new destination for the ore.Lets hope so.

Careful Terrafin,he won't half moan if it's late !

Potentially very good-it's only very,very limited RC drilling and one hole hit decent grades but others showed some content so the hope/expectation would be that it continues directionally and/or deeper.Probably worth a punt for someone to pick up a cheap JV or Purchase

https://www.mining.com/green-copper-demand-to-average-13-annual-growth-over-next-10-years-report/ If only I knew someone with decent assets.

As I have said (a few times now) the closer we get to the EA deadline, loads more de-rampers will turn up."I've just come on here today for the sake of humankind" I'm not sure if I feel humble or sick :-)) Don't engage with those that have deliberately negative agendas.At least for the next two weeks.

https://www.mining.com/web/nornickel-sees-impact-of-new-export-duties-at-0-5-bln-ria/

But TM cashflow is key,and will open up the options,and the BoD are geared up to that thinking.

Any take-off agreement here could/will easily finance the initial capex and all I see left is the Environmentals

Mineral Resource Nationalism is picking up pace.

https://www.mining.com/web/russia-prepares-to-hit-metals-firms-with-2-3b-in-export-taxes/ all it will do is reduce production

https://www.mining.com/web/russia-prepares-to-hit-metals-firms-with-2-3b-in-export-taxes/