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https://twitter.com/KTNNewsKE/status/1566738093591461888?t=BSeaISl7uF_BnJY5cnhy9A&s=19

Now we can get on with doing the doings in Kenya. Time to progress on the ground and secure a JV partner.

DYOR

https://twitter.com/taobserver/status/1566732250003263494?t=U7vRFWZl2zGxK45ifFGZAQ&s=19

This states production in 2021 at 45mil kg which I find hard to believe. Maybe 45mil oz but kg?

https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/burkina-faso/gold-production

This one states 102.8 tonnes of gold

https://www.gold.org/goldhub/data/gold-production-by-country?gclid=CjwKCAjwvNaYBhA3EiwACgndgsPwusLvTrzN6cKbGmjO9fkLpM7rcO9PObgUOAyWCwSzTLRUwvU6ZxoCOvoQAvD_BwE

When asked why he robbed banks, he stated, "that is where the money is". We have gold assets in Australia, Colombia (royalty), Kenya, Cote d'Ivoire and Burkina Faso: why? The answer is, that is where the gold is.

My view is that I prefer BK over Victoria. I think it will be much easier and quicker to bring a mine into production in BK. It is not deffo but it looks like we could have a mine out of these results. Open pit, shallow, decent grade and a supportive political environment. The operating costs (even using western techniques and no child labour) should be a fraction of the cost in Australia.

DYOR

Yeah, yeah.

So I said, news soon and it was news soon. For some reason you seem to find it an objectionable statement. But news was due and in due time it arrived. We are now due news on several other matters. Presumably you will find that equally objectionable. Anyway, I have listed news that is in the pipeline. We just have to wait. As to the share price, it goes where it goes. What matters at the end of the day is that they company makes progress, which it quite clearly is doing.

Maybe you be a happier person if you kept your comments to NTOG instead of trying to personalise things all the time. FYI water off a duck's back.

I will let you trolls talk amongst yourselves for a while.

DYOR

So you have changed your mind and now agree that the workovers at Pine Mills are a good idea?

My view is that if NTOG can add 25bopd extra at Pine Mills whilst increasing up time for not much money and not much risk, that it is well worth doing. My view is that Pine Mills is a much better asset than Grant.

DYOR

So it was "news soon" then?

So are we agreed I was right and that I wasn't misleading anybody?

PS and new assets/more deals.

DYOR

So that wasn't news soon then?

So next news soon, should be:

Recalcs on the Washington Federal facility
Increase on the daily permissibles
Upgrade of the surface kit at Fouke #1 to permit production to move up to 140bopd from 110bopd
Plans for Fouke #3
Completion of the upgrades at Pine Mills
Confirmation of the next well at Grant (though I agree with Billy Boy that I would prefer more wells at Fouke over Grant)
Possibly/hopefully increase in the JV acreage with Cypress and/or a new JV on more of the PM acreage.

Plenty to be going with and the good news is that the strong cash flow means things can be funded internally.

DYOR

The news soon reads okay to me.

Sorry been busy keeping an eye on my profits at ANGS and AST; presumably you have them too?

You really do need to look up the meaning of the phrase, "the tide has turned". WTI now back over $90.

Busy with the footie tonight. We will have to exchange hugs and kisses tomorrow.

People need to read stuff.

His son runs a TSX listed royalty company that has just merged with Altus and is valued at about CAD 120mil.

Prime Resources Ltd with the charge is a Gibraltar company; its says so in the charge at Companies House.

The Prime Resources Ltd in London is an IT company unconnected with Prime Resources Ltd Gibraltar or with RRR or with Andrew Bell or with his son. There is no link whatsoever. It is just a complete fluke that the principal's surname is Bell.

If you go on Companies House Gibraltar you can check out Prime Resources Ltd Gibraltar.

DYOR

https://twitter.com/daisy_benchmark/status/1564974331595296770?s=20&t=tLHyHxiIOcyGSi88psFZ6g

And the company with the charge is a Gibraltar company not an IT one in London.

This is his son.

https://www.elementalaltus.com/about/our-team/

Thanks

WTI currently $96.70. Anybody want to comment on turning points or turns in the tide?

https://twitter.com/benchmarkmin/status/1563809009240506368?t=pf8kmo6kges8_Z0ms7VY5w&s=19

https://twitter.com/Ole_S_Hansen/status/1562714139126288388?t=WnB0pUSRewjK9BBuyHNlhQ&s=19

Spec, 100%

These people just whinge and never do any reading or research. One of the earlier posts was quite clearly posted by someone who had not watched the interview. How can someone post negative comments about an interview that they have not watched?

For such an intellectual you struggle more than you should with english.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/the%20tide%20turns#:~:text=%E2%80%94,on%20to%20win%20the%20championship.

If a share has stopped dropping and has then traded sideways you could say that the tide has turned. Check out the month chart, you will see it is quite clear that the tide has turned.

The tide has turned in that oil is up: WTI has moved up from $86.53 on 16th August 2022 to $94.20 now. US Natural Gas has also moved up in the same period; currently $9.225. The Saudis have also said that they will cut supply if the price is weak and/or volatile.

I don't about you but to a simple person like what I am, that sounds a a tide turning sort of a moment. Maybe you know better though.

We should also have news on the new daily allowance at Fouke soon, news on Fouke #3, news on the enhancement and optimisation programme at Pine Mills and news on Grant East. That on top of everything else sounds a bit "tide turney"-ish but again maybe you know better.

DYOR

Just to be clear, are you talking about the RRR that is up about 100% over the last three months or another RRR?

Anyway, I will let you intellectualise about how a trade that is up 100% over three months is really a loss.

Timing matters. There is a time for buying a share, a time for holding a share and a time for selling a share.

DYOR