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With the cash pile building in Q4 expecting at least a doubling of the dividend

The Letšeng mine is renowned for its production of large, top colour, exceptional white diamonds, making it the highest average dollar per carat kimberlite diamond mine in the world.

Hoping for another biggie before end of the month

So gemd sold a 254 carat for $40,139 at start of the year so even without factoring in the rising market we have at least $15M from these finds
By the wa keeping my shares I bought at 51p and just added some more at 63p

My twitching nose
X 2

Last few days

Anyone smell that large stone ?

Oil now up 30% on the H1 price we were getting

Greenroc has £5M to build graphite mining infrastructure
They dont need to raise money

They heard id called the bottom at 50p ??

Gas prices equates to $200 per barrel of oil
Perhaps we should keep Selva

Calling the bottom so bought a few more today

https://naturalresources.wales/media/680181/metal-mines-strategy-for-wales-2.pdf

Another $1M of oil

News of Q3 in 4 weeks everything pointing to a steady increase in cash.
Back to 70p by Christmas ?

I have doubts about VAST getting the money to buy botswana

But even so see no need for this fall

Halting new investments in fossil fuels is “wrongheaded” despite global commitments to transition to greener energy, the head of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) said on Tuesday, as he warned that oil demand will continue to accelerate in the coming years as economies bounce back from the COVID-19 pandemic.

OPEC sees oil demand returning to pre-pandemic levels next year and continuing to surge by 1.7 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2023.

$63.1 x 2730 x 182 = $31M of which our revenue = $10.2
with no new wells and no improvement in Ash then next 12 months would give
$80 x 1817 x 365 =$53M of which our revenue = $17.4M
And we get income from sale of other assets and finish BP payments

Multiple by 2 for full year at least

Crude oil prices surged to the 5th straight day of strong gains after Goldman Sachs upped its price target to $90 a barrel amid weather-related concerns. Goldman Sachs’ analysts predict that a colder-than-usual winter could spur greater demand, which could send prices up by $10 above the current benchmark the bank set. Crude oil prices on the Brent benchmark are up firmly on the day, rising 1.76% as risky sentiment returns to the market.