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Here is the link to the interview for those wishing to listen

https://tinyurl.com/2bwrahn8

During the Signal interview (or whatever it is called) Bell said his local Congo contacts were trying to arrange a meeting with the President, he then suggested he would be meeting the third parties involved with the process (getting the $10m cash) right at the end he asked listeners to wish him luck - the 'feel' of the commentary was bullish, in other words he had some confidence he would succeed.

It is rather a mystery as to why his exact location is not known, it may be to do with his personal security or it may just mean he is leading us all a merry dance and is still in London.

His rigorous tweeting suggests he is abroad, it is very reminiscent of when he was in the Congo before.

No doubt we will all find out in due course BUT I find it infuriating that ALL shareholders are not treated in the same way as others, clearly Helpful and his chums have a clear idea of what is going on at all times, that is wrong.

I would suggest Bell is out there now, the number of tweets he is producing suggests he is probably sitting around in a hotel awaiting meetings etc.

Of course some will know, Bell did clarify his location last time he was out there but no-one appears to have asked this time.

I suspect Bell is keeping under radar for a reason.

Once again you have to question the motives of posters drawing attention to FO advice on travel to the Congo, the same can be said of Cameroon, Mali, Ghana and many other such locations, in reply to a question about safety the ORR CEO said that security of employees is taken seriously and protection of camps and personal is provided at all times.

ORR have licences in Cameroon that are right on top of the no go areas as advised by the FO but they happily completed all ground operations in country last year without incident.

The discussion forum on A@VFN is next to non existent, there appears to be a Hinge and Bracket double act, namely Kemche and Noirua posting utter drivel 24/7, it is simply not worth reading the content. It is also interesting that should a new poster arrive with positive intent that poster is obliterated by a string of spamming posts from the aforementioned entities, who are these idiots?

One has to conclude that so many have lost money in RRR that bitterness runs deep, as such positive comment is simply not allowed - it is not so easy to spam LSE as there appears to be safeguards + multi aliases are not so easy to operate.

Make no mistake Bell has failed to deliver one iota of value in ten years BUT if he can get his mitts on the Congo cash we are talking multi bag gains from current levels - it has to 60/40 in favour of a win third time around, time will tell.

I suggested if Bell can get the $7.5m to $10m cash out of the Congo that Red Rock are rightfully owed it will be his greatest ever achievement, he failed the first time, he failed the second time and he is now trying again.

If he is meeting the President there has to be some real chance third time of asking, due to the nature of location and discussions the outcome will remain hidden until a official RNS, you are either in or out, IF he money comes RRR stock will spike higher for certain.

Time will tell, you have to be in it to win it !

Saw this linked on Twitter, just published.

BREAKING EXPOSE: The scandal at Caracal Gold, what a colourful cast of “characters” – this is a zero

If the name Caracal Gold (GCAT) does not ring a bell, count yourself lucky not to have this dig in your portfolio because it is a zero and one where the FCA should be crawling all over everything. Until 16 months ago, Caracal went by another name.

https://tinyurl.com/2p934dx7

Whilst the upward move in commodity prices has not yet been reflected in the juniors it is only a matter of time, I conclude the floor is in, all are down in ranges 60%-90% since Q1 2021.

All boats will rise together, in the last bull run fortunes were made with the illiquid juniors multi bagging from lows, the shrewd have been buying, Twitter feeds that have been dormant for months are now returning, retail investors are waking, volume and liquidity will increase.

Buy the lows and profit.

This is bouncing from materially a oversold position, there is little chart resistance to 2.6p for starters.

I have a feeling that getting the cash payment ($7.5m-$10m) may also be linked to a new licence - namely if RRR gets it's money they will invest some of it in country. That could be a good tactic.

As far as I am aware Bell has not met the President before, certainly not relative to getting the cash from 3rd parties, this is a new development and it might be enough to win the battle.

So it's place your bets time again, Bell has announced his is pursuing money, he is in country, meeting the President, anything could happen - there has to be some hope surely.

Here is the link Zumore is trying to post, it comes from the Red Rock Telegram account (I am not a member)

The interview was dated 7th January and Bell is saying he will be going out to the Congo (I think he is there now) and suggests there will be a meeting with the President and the other parties concerning the cash Red Rock is owed, he seems hopeful this time they will get the cash.

He states they want to get a move on and once settled it will open more doors in country etc.

This is my understanding of it but listen yourselves.

https://tinyurl.com/2bwrahn8

If I recall AYM were quite keen to build their stake in Grängesberg as it would offer them options in respect of a JV or other corporate activity.

The terms of the deal look good and the issued vendor shares are in escrow for 12 months, even then it is likely they will not be sold as the vendor will want to gain upside from the project itself.

As for the current share price it seems a very good entry/top up point

The rumours Bell is back in the Congo may be true, the Stockbox interview appeared to come from overseas (poor sound etc) Bell and the lawyer have also been re-tweeting political events in country, there appear to have been a change or changes of Gov ministers.

No idea what is occurring but this will be the 3rd attempt at securing the money owed to RRR if he is out there. Maybe 3rd time lucky.

It's the first full work-week of the new year and #CondorGold is prepared for anything in 2023!

Check out the video below to see what we accomplished in 2022 and give us a follow to stay on top of company news.

https://twitter.com/CondorGoldplc/status/1612840020154503171?s=20&t=ZIwL5RfM0vu0ycESFcFeAQ

There are folks moaning and groaning on just about every junior resource sector bulletin board these days, the plain fact of the matter is the juniors have been in a truly woeful bear market since Q1 2021, most have fallen in a range of 60%-90%.

The key to making money is timing your entry point, there are signs the market is starting to turn, albeit slowly, in the case of AYM there are a number of catalysts, yes news has been diabolical but other companies who have produced more regular updates have made little to no progress share price wise, every RNS simply gets sold into.

Let us see when this goes, buyers around current levels have historically benefitted with decent % gains - the drop today seems to be a result of a forced seller - towards the close there was very little stock on offer, the SP could rebound quickly over the next few sessions.

DYOR etc.

This has now halved in barely 30 days trading - can anyone recall the presentation event in London back in October 2021 where Colin suggested the share price of only 5p was ridiculous and thought it should be far higher - oh well.

The RSI has remained hideously oversold for a very long time now, that is rare, something has to give, where are the bargain hunters that usually storm into Xtract looking for a quick 20%/30% ?

AMYT acquired at a 104% premium to market deal worth $1.4b, their rare disease portfolio attracted the bid, bodes well for ODX, gut health - sentiment is the sector is returning - ODX remains bargain basement

https://twitter.com/pjb2go/status/1612198102592786432?s=20&t=Omw2d3IRz8B2K8KmqYsQpg

For those interested Tom W has just written a piece on his blog, he is now suggesting or implying now is not the time to sell Red Rock and makes an argument to hold, this is a about face as he said he would be selling, so what does he know, remember Bell and TW are chums.

In my considered opinion the sale process should have been clearly defined from a timescale perspective from the start, in interviews Child (the CEO) stated that it would be in two stages, the first one hinted at around 1 month from the date of announcement, presumably this would enable all interested parties to get involved and then decide if they were going to make an offer or not.

Once stage one has been completed then surely stage two would mean any firm proposals would be considered by the board - they would then decide if any were worthy to put to the shareholders, if there are a number of parties then this could start a valuation uplift cycle.

I see no reason why the process should be long winded, either parties want the projects or not. I could not believe it when Child suggested the process could take 6 months, that is a ridiculous statement to make, how can that timeline be beneficial to anyone, certainly not the shareholders, nor Condor.

I would hope Condor start making announcements on progress, in the case of Shanta names of interested parties were mentioned at a early stage, they even mentioned one party would bid in cash - these are the types of statement needed.

Silence from Condor will not be acceptable, nor will a long timeframe, neither uncertainty over the length of the process - with gold surging ahead the market has turned up and interest should be building.

Who would ever have believed shareholders who were told in presentations that Condor was materially undervalued north of 40p a share then find out they would put the company up for sale at 15p a share ! The BOD should hang their heads in shame.

Para 3 should read....

Bell was tackled on why there was not some co-operation with Caracal Gold who had recently listed on the Main Market and has a mine nearby.

The increasing gold price should draw some attention back to Kenya, the project itself is a bit like the antics of Bell, very confusing.

Having looked at historic presentations the focus appeared to be on near term cash generation from old tailings dumps and near surface alluvial mining, all would have been low cost, it never happened. Bell was challenged last year he suggested although viable the intent was on securing a JV partner as the project was too large for Red Rock to handle on it's own. It never happened - nothing new of course.

Bell was tackled on why there was not some co-operation with Caracal Gold who had recently listed on AIM and has a mine nearby, it seemed to make some sense, something rather than nothing you may suggest. At the time they were looking for new ground and being LSE listed some tie up would have been logical.

Bell was asked about Caracal mid year, rather than look at this as an opportunity he decided to attack Caracal by implying their governance was questionable and pointed to them being Main Market listed (less regulation) and their mine whilst producing was running at a loss, he also said he would not want their paper (shares) as he considered them to be overvalued, well there you have it.

During a Caracal podcast Red Rock were mentioned as neighbours in Kenya, the director stated he felt RRR ground in Kenya had low grades, they did not seem too interested and eventually acquired another project in Tanzania, maybe their hostility was caused by Bell berating them - who knows, an opportunity missed IMO.

Having listened to the Christmas chat with Bell and the geologist from Zimbabwe Kenya was mentioned at the end, Bell seems to be a a loss to know how to move things forward (no surprise there) he asked listeners if there was anyone interested in the Kenya ground to contact him? Well let me assure you no mid cap or major would be listening to a podcast from Bell ahead of the Xmas break, or at any time of the year come to that.

The next matter concerning Kenya is the licences are up for renewal, very little work has occurred, one would hope they will be renewed however. The obvious issue with all things Red Rock is the company has too many projects and is hopelessly undercapitalised - something the 'major shareholders' seem to forget (what's in it for them) however they continue to support Bell and his flipping of news-flow, project to project.

Whilst Kenya probably has value, does anyone here really think flip flop Andrew Bell has the ability to either find a meaningful JV partner or complete any corporate deal at all? I doubt it.

Bell has ongoing illusions of grandeur, the thinks all his projects are worth hundreds of millions of dollars, the truth is Red Rock is valued at sub £4m, until he goes it will remain a £3m to sub £10m company, like it has over the last 10 years.