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HUM down again... Now eff off Plat.

I sense that sentiment is changing; the mood of the board here and elsewhere is becoming optimistic again. With Investor's Chronicle, Steve Moore at *************, Tom Winnifrith on the N50 site and Motley Fool all tipping JLP as a buy for 2022 there must be a body of investors with an eye on buying themselves a stake in the glittering future here.

THS always sinks on results.... another one trick pony like SLP... that has failed to deliver. Last RNS in October about their Vulcan fine chrome plant said: "The timetable to completion of the new US$55 million (~ZAR1 billion) plant remains firmly on track with initial saleable production due before calendar year end." It was supposed to cost ZAR 780 million originally.

Today's 2022 production report says: "Vulcan Plant commissioning progressing well with hot tails feed from the Voyager Plant being processed, first production is expected in the second quarter as planned" And its only cost them $55 million!

JLP have had a fine chrome operation now for 3 years! And will produce Copper, Vanadium, Zinc, Lead... No contest.

Frog... You well remember the rubbish Prat Hunter spewed on the ADVFN thread until he was banned... This is no different. The same old c**k...

Bobbill .... You are right of course its Plat the Prat... I should have recognised the invective from before he was banned from the ADVFN thread ... Sold out at 16p... Ha! He sold at about 6p and then tried to talk it down as JLP rose ever upward. The same idiot and the same MO.

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Bushy ... you are just full of s**t ... :) Enjoy your HUM losses.

Bushy ... you are just full of s**t ... :) Enjoy your HUM losses.

HUM down again I see Bushy ..... Oh dear...only 14p now... As for SLP they are down froma high of 143p...so hardly anything to crow about is it? And they are jusat a one trick pony with no ideas and JLP are eating their luch... ie Samancor.

What is...? That if you had put your money into JLP rather than HUM you would now be sitting pretty rather than looking at a large deficit?

The chart certainly looks a little better than HUM doesn't it Bushy... ;)

Share price performance aside.... hahahaha.... And why do you think the share price has performed as it has? Ahhh..silly me...of course...its because all of the other thousands of investors and numerous institutions are all fools ...only YOU see the truth. Yeah...right.

Idiot....

JLP...you would be a SELLER on the presentation...?? How bizarre is that comment....

From the WHI report:

Dilokong (DCM)
Jubilee used to operate a chrome recovery plant on the eastern limb of the Bushveld
complex at Dilokong. The operation was closed and Jubilee has relocated its fine-chrome
plant to Inyoni. Jubilee retains the right to the PGM-rich tailings at Dilokong and has
already shipped small quantities to the PGM circuit at Inyoni.

Jubilee retains the right..... seems we have some stake in them?

Well the MMs are just taking the ****... walked it down 5% on volume of 1.6 million ...

I agree, I-O, It is a business unit not a stand alone business; the latter wouldn't really make sense . The ambition in the statement though is breathtaking: "It is not often that one finds oneself in a unique space, positioned to make a difference on a global scale. " ..."Increasingly, Jubilee is receiving approaches to work on new projects across continents and it is now appropriate timing to look to broaden the Company's focus in an organised, strategic, but aggressive way, with the global roll-out of the Company's brand, 'The Jubilee Way', a method of operation in the tailings space unique to Jubilee. "

Without the 10 - 15 year lead time required for deep mining, JLP can set up in a new location and become cash flow positive in a matter of 24 months, whilst its multi-metals strategy reduces the risk associated with all eggs in one basket (SLP/THS) and provides a far greater number of potential prospects.

Mineral % Contribution to Global Tailings
Copper 46%
Gold 21%
Iron 9%
Coal 8%
Phosphate 4%
Lead and Zinc 3%
Nickel 2%
Platinum Group Elements 1%
Bauxite 1%
Uranium <1%
Chromium <1%
Molybdenum <1%
Tin <1%
Vanadium <1%
Manganese <1%
Niobium <1%
Rare Earths <1%
Lithium <1%
Other minerals 1%
Total 100%

It is estimated that there are 8,500 tailings dumps globally with a total mass of 283 billion tonnes, and the volume of tailings is growing by 12Km3 every year... https://elements.visualcapitalist.com/visualizing-the-size-of-mine-tailings/

What an opportunity for a company like JLP.

Birdie and Leon had a bust up... ummmm where did you make that up from, Frog?

It makes me laugh... why do people read what is undeniably a positive RNS that describes the ambitious nature of our investment and immediatley try to find the negatives in it? The future is always unknown but...at least we have an expansionary vision and a proven business operation to build it upon. As for CBV, he is to many like the curates egg; however, you cannot take away from the fact that it was his vision and contacts and move to emplu Leon has set us on the road we are following. A hated figure for many but probably misunderstood. Anyway, TW will see today as a positive and that migth draw us some attention.

Plainly any MOU would be based on a legitimate right so your silly suggestion isjust that.

How can WHI have a NAV at 6.4p which equatesd to £155million when we own tailings with billions of dollars of value?