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You're like a cracked record .....

Idiot.

We have both been right many, many times in exposing your LIES.

Who is taking over who, as the board of LSAI has been replaced with that of Sorted..... 🤨 "With immediate effect, Location Sciences is pleased to also announce the appointment of Carmen Carey as Chief Executive Officer of the Company, Mahmoud Warriah as Chief Financial Officer of the Company and Petar Cvetkovic as Non-Executive Director of the Company (together the "New Directors")."

We have both been right many, many times in exposing your LIES.

The panicking herd has left .....

Simply says nervous people with large profits......

This is a recorded message ....

Is drawing it inexorably like a black hole.....

Oh shut it.....

No you won't .... 🤡

Clown....

To be filled....

Gap up ... I wouldn't be surprised....

Hahahahahahahaha.... little winker ....

Another joker.....

Any reason for the rise we know of....?

RedBaron..... JOKER!

Seis.... From the 2023 FY accounts, Page 25, and stripping out a very small contribution for Cobalt as a by-product, revenue per copper unit sold was $7,403 . But the revenue per copper unit in FY '22 was $9,210. If you look at the LME copper cash price chart ( https://www.lme.com/en/Metals/Non-ferrous/LME-Copper#Price+graphs ) for June 21-22, the price didn't drop below $8,700 / t and for much of it it was over $9,000, going over $10,500 twice in October and March. Immediately at the beginning of FY '23 the price broke down, hit $7,000 / t in July '22 and stayed below $7,500 for just about the whole of H1. Therefore I am inclined to think a copper unit IS a tonne of copper and we forget how volatile the price has been over the last couple of years.

I think where confusion lies is, from the Q1 op update, "The average copper revenue per tonne of US$6,588 (Q4 FY2023: US$6,860 per tonne) reflects the increase of copper sulphide concentrate sales from the Roan concentrator..." here the tonne is SOLD PRODUCT - it doesn't say revenue per copper unit. If I am right, plainly the copper price has recovered and stayed in a range of $8,200 - $8,500 which should bode well for our 600 tonnes of copper units production per month at Roan and the imminent ramp up tp 1,000+ tonnes /mth.

So you are accusing him of lying, OM....??? Maybe you would like to be specific.... ;)