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The Shard report based its forecast on tin at $23,000 per ton and tungsten at $260 per mtu, so with tin at circa $33,000 per ton and tungsten at circa $288 per mtu we already have prices well above what was expected and most pundits are saying that with the infrastructure spend across the western world metal prices are going to continue to rise.

Whilst the market has dropped the price this morning it’s interesting to note that so far there have only been buys.

All-nighter i am pleasantly surprised by the Q2 results, they were as expected higher than the Q1 results, but the tungsten production was the highest in any quarter so far despite a two week shut down, and combined production was only a little below Q4 2020.

We are finally on our way.

Seawolf

Clearly if you don’t believe that WRES will come good then selling up is the right thing for you to do, thank you for wishing us all good luck, I wish the same to you mate - adios

Jaffaman

He did that on the 18th of June mate £250,000 announced in an RNS

Troajan

They had a stockpile of low - medium grade ore so production whilst nowhere near what we could have achieved from the high grade areas, will still be better than Q1 and if we are lucky better than Q4 of 2020 mate.

As for the SP if we only get just above the Q1 figures and no forward thinking statement, then I would agree that it will struggle to rise.

Time will tell ;-)

Figures due either this week or next

Frogman

I agree that many posters from the past are indeed irrelevant, what matters now is the future, which to me, with tin at $10,000 above the expected level and tungsten 5% above the expected level, and with the kit issue largely if not fully resolved, and with the flooding issue resolved, and with mining of the high ore areas commencing and with us shifting to 7 days a week later in the year, and all of the other likely positive things that are in the offing, means that the future is bright ;-)

Q2 will be better than Q1, Q3 will be better than Q2 and Q4 will better than Q3 and hopefully we will exit Q4 with a production rate close on our full target of 225 tons per month ;-)

To be absolutely clear, all of the comments I’ve posted in “ - “ are directly drawn from the report that you posted the link for.

The facts are that:-

1. all vaccines carry a risk
2. The risk with the covid vaccines is low
3. The chance of serious ongoing illness or death is far higher for those infected with covid who are not vaccinated
4. There is no empirical evidence, as was implied, regarding serious illness and deaths, being increased because people were vaccinated

You believe whatever you want, but don’t cry about it if you become infected, infect your family and friends and then one or more of you suffer ongoing health problems or die -to be clear I absolutely do not wish that upon you or anyone else, but I do think that those decrying the vaccines are at best seriously mistaken and often misled by supposedly knowing individuals who often know nothing !

Conclusion

“All vaccines and medicines have some side effects. These side effects need to be continuously balanced against the expected benefits in preventing illness.

Following widespread use of these vaccines across the UK, the vast majority of suspected adverse reaction reports so far confirm the safety profile seen in clinical trials. Most reports relate to injection-site reactions (sore arm for example) and generalised symptoms such as a ‘flu-like’ illness, headache, chills, fatigue, nausea, fever, dizziness, weakness, aching muscles, and rapid heartbeat. Generally, these reactions are not associated with more serious illness and likely reflect an expected, normal immune response to the vaccines.

Cases of an extremely rare specific type of blood clot with low blood platelets continue to be investigated and updated advice has been provided.

The expected benefits of the vaccines in preventing COVID-19 and serious complications associated with COVID-19 far outweigh any currently known side effects. As with all vaccines and medicines, the safety of COVID-19 vaccines is continuously monitored and benefits and possible risks remain under review.

We take every report of a suspected ADR seriously and encourage everyone to report through the Yellow Card scheme.“

“The MHRA has received 439 UK reports of suspected ADRs to the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine in which the patient died shortly after vaccination, 936 reports for the COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca, five for the COVID-19 Vaccine Moderna and 23 where the brand of vaccine was unspecified. The majority of these reports were in elderly people or people with underlying illness. Usage of the vaccines has increased rapidly and as such, so has reporting of fatal events with a temporal association with vaccination however, this does not indicate a link between vaccination and the fatalities reported. Review of individual reports and patterns of reporting does not suggest the vaccines played a role in the deaths.

A range of other isolated or series of reports of non-fatal, serious suspected ADRs have been reported. These all remain under continual review, including through analysis of expected rates in the absence of vaccine. There are currently no indications of specific patterns or rates of reporting that would suggest the vaccine has played a role.”

“It is important to note that Yellow Card data cannot be used to derive side effect rates or compare the safety profile of COVID-19 vaccinations as many factors can influence ADR reporting.

For all COVID-19 vaccines, the overwhelming majority of reports relate to injection-site reactions (sore arm for example) and generalised symptoms such as ‘flu-like’ illness, headache, chills, fatigue (tiredness), nausea (feeling sick), fever, dizziness, weakness, aching muscles, and rapid heartbeat. Generally, these happen shortly after the vaccination and are not associated with more serious or lasting illness.

These types of reactions reflect the normal immune response triggered by the body to the vaccines. They are typically seen with most types of vaccine and tend to resolve within a day or two. The nature of reported suspected side effects is broadly similar across age groups, although, as was seen in clinical trials and as is usually seen with other vaccines, they may be reported more frequently in younger adults.“

What makes me smile is reading comments from invested individuals who having bought even more shares to lower their average then continue to deride the CEO and any investor who posts anything positive.

It ain’t over till it’s over matey, I believe that production can and will rise exponentially over the coming months, but, anyone invested who genuinely believes that the company will go under should sell up and get some money back rather than see it all disappear no matter how far underwater they are, that’s just simple common sense !

111112

Do you have any empirical evidence that the vaccines have caused “severe reactions and deaths” ?

My daughter is a doctor who has dealt with hundreds of patients who have died and or suffered severely as a result of contracting the virus, but she has not seen what you have stated, and she is certainly not the type of person who would accept being censored!

Mullins

That article clearly shows that the price of tin is not likely to drop back and may well increase further as world supply is being outstripped by demand, all good stuff for WRES ;-)

Troajan

By my reckoning 2,500 cubic meters per hour is 60,000 per 24 hour day, We don’t know how much water we had to remove but I’m sure that it was a lot and would have taken several days, and we aren’t working at weekends so that’s why I doubt we will have mined much if anything from the high grade area in June - but as I say I will be happy to be proven wrong mate ;-)

Troajan

1-1 half time ;-)

Although the water was cleared with about ten days of June left, I doubt that we would have mined much from the high grade area in those last few days of Q2 mate, as it would have taken a while to drill for and then place the explosives to blast out the ore and then we will have had to move it and commence processing it. That said I would love to be proven wrong ;-)

I’m hoping for some information about the levels of production in the first two weeks of July (Q3) when we get the Q2 results which I expect to be in week commencing 19th July.

Onwards and upwards over the coming quarters ;-)

Troajan

He is failing then ;-)

WRES will come good, the Q2 results will be marginally better than Q1 at worse and better than Q4 2020 if we’re lucky.

Q3 will be markedly better than Q2 as we will be mining from the high grade areas, and Q4 will be better than Q3 as we will have moved to 7 day working.

We are heading towards exponential rises in production, and with that we will see rises in the SP.

Ignoring the nasty few has proven to work well for me, their negativity based on no knowledge whatsoever is at best boring.

Rascal

The higher grade ore was underwater and therefore not being mined for most if not all of Q2 mate, so, the Q2 results will be based on 5 day working of low to medium grade ore, but, with the plant working at a better rate than in Q1, hopefully that will mean a good increase in production.

Time will tell.

I’ve no doubt that we will see an improvement on Q1 but just how much improvement who knows ;-)

We could have anything from circa 120 - 240 combined tons, of its at the low end of that range the SP isn’t going to improve much, but if it’s at the high end and we have a good forward looking statement as well, then a good rise in the SP is likely.

Here’s hoping ;-)

Thanks for all of the responses on this thread.

I have no doubt that SNG will succeed.

It seems likely that we are more than half way through the formal 28 period and that substantial news will be with us within the next two weeks.

Good luck to all holders.