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ITM has a long way to go to get back to £5 a share pity those who bought in then.

Asi has owned you over the last two days troublesome he has shown you up for the vile, full of hate, troll you are. You have offered nothing concrete of value when he has challenged you only to call him a liar which is the kind of thing you resort to when called out.

This year was all about putting the foundations in place not surprised at all we will miss the forecast and copper is loss making see where we are at the end of the FY. Molefe will take a little more time but it is important to do it right to ensure consistent delivery to Sable and LWP is still in play plus Project G but that would appear to be mothballed until they get Molefe delivering. Still a lot to do but they are progressing albeit a little more slowly than they originally set out.

He clearly doesn't read or understand the links he puts out asi either that or he is just trolling for a response:)

Don't ask the Defence secretary to work that out he doesn't know how many ships we have:)

Thanks Kalan:)

It isn't my field of expertise but if the topography is higher would the intensity not show up as much compared to lower ground with what they are using? I have no idea to be honest.

All looks very promising Kalan a lot of drilling to do meanwhile we wait for the mine plan for what they have drilled and of course there is the sulphide below it as well. Look forward to the next RNS.

Thanks Happydays It looks to be 3 times the size of phase 1.

Is the largest top one yet to be explored on that picture?

Had they have put awaiting competent person sign off and will be released as soon as completed no one would be bothered. Not a great look as it is mainly because of what has happened before we will know soon enough.

Good luck with your latest trade Kalan you called the bottom spot on:)

140 posts for me in the last 30 days, 303 for you troublesome remind me again which of us spends most time on here?

All time 2308 for me, 19700 for you (less than 400 posts a year vs your 1970) go on remind me again about who spends most time on here.

Don't worry troublesome I throw the tiddlers back in I will still let you go for your walk enjoy:)

You got caught first troublesome and still trying to wriggle off my hook try harder:)

Troublesome hook, line and sinker knew he would bite:)

You can always turn your oven off or the fridges in the pubs Dorfan it all helps:)

It's a good job Rachel fixed the foundations and built in stability and resilience or the economy could be in for a bad time over the next few months or more plus we have all that lovely renewable energy so we won't need the nasty gas and oil all good for us pity all the other poor souls whilst we go from strength to strength:)

With our economic leviathan in the treasury she will have it all under control shouldn't be any petrol shortages as everyone drives an electric car now surprised they haven't shut all the petrol stations probably just keeping them open for old times sake. No need to worry about snow on the solar panels we won't be seeing any of that any more now we have global boiling to keep us warm:)

Just trying to be positive let us just hope Trump is sent packing from Iran and the Iranian regime can carry on with what they do best:)

It's a topsy turvy world at the moment wars all over the place.

I will keep it a secret:)

Good for the buybacks though Dorfan:)

You are just going off at a tangent now asi it is an inescapable fact that people are living longer on average nowadays than they did in the Victorian era whether from birth or from the age of 5 after infant mortality is taken out. You have a very rose tinted view of Victorian life asi particularly the working class which made up the majority of the population:)

It improved as the years went on but even at the end of the Victorian age it was still bad working conditions and poor pay along with slum housing for many.

Renewables won't save the day in our lifetime either:)