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New 10% holder, they did that under the radar.
Seabass, it might be the potential involvement in Bolivia with the lithium that is key, as the oil and gas companies balance out their portfolios with 'green' energy. Imagine the power of western gas's portfolio coupled with the potential of Bolivia/Clon's future agreements.
First things first though. What will be will be.
I've got a wedge in here, and I have money on the side. If it comes in then hooray!! If it doesn't and tanks then I'll average down, as clon isn't a one horse race. The important thing is that they have other projects. But the way I see it is that Western Energy is privately listed so I'm hoping that clon's involvement unlocks funding for Ghana and Bolivia and/or that western could reverse in, just my speculation though.
That's encouraging, as I read it as the top seal being intact. Any thoughts?
Here's a thing. Did you know that there's an overlapping field, kingsburgh, on the licence. I don't think that the place that they're drilling incorporates it.
Also remember that western gas are privately listed. If they did end up with clon shares and were thinking of floating, then they could consider clon.
Any mention of the next drilling round. Is the drill booked? Any mention of the Prince Alfred mine? I assume that he'll be doing interviews whilst here.
I just looked at the website and monecor are no longer holding a disclosure amount, so expect a tr1 notifying it.
I expect the aussie companies to be suspended when the drill reaches near to the target and then I'd expect some leaks (pardon the pun).
From what I understand, spud will be approx next Wednesday and the top of the target area will be reached approx seven days later.
Your trades will have gone through the aquis market and the trades aren't shown on this platform. But please stop buying as I want to top up in a few weeks ;)
Rockfire is turning out to be one of my most stable stocks at the moment, and that is saying something.
Someone picked up a bargain, I'm jealous. Let's face it, finals due by the end of June, when a full update on all of the projects will be given. The Beluga deal was a stinker and now the door is open to hopefully a better deal (and possibly a better jv partner). The only problem with this company is the low level of its share price, which means that private shareholders hold the stock, if you know what I mean.
He made a mistake, but the important thing is not to rely on other people's posts and do your own research.
Wsg
If you're so wealthy then can't you pay off your friend's loss?!!
Also, you fail to mention what is the showstopper here and what I'm waiting for and that is copperdome. I looked at the rainy season for Queensland and it's normally between Dec Apr, so it's dragged on this year, but hopefully moving into drilling season soon.
I'm assuming that having Western on board as shareholders will increase the chance of tano being sorted, providing that they hold onto their shares.
As pointed out, the interesting thing is whether they'll now test for critical metals in Aus. I hold shares in one company that has rare earths above gold, adding to the project's potential.
Germanium isn't more expensive than gold. However, given this morning's news, I'd expect Rock to retest their Aus licences for critical metals. That's what I'd do.
Luckily, I sold some this morning!!
Unluckily, I bought clon!!!
But really I think that the spreadbetting companies are wiping out their clients, along with the bitcoin collapse.
Overall I'm not too disappointed with the news as this pushes Beluga to the side and technically allows approaches from other companies. Given the licences held I wouldn't be surprised if asher is already on the line to large companies seeking projects and opportunities. The buzz word is appraisal.