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Half that broker rating potential has been whittled away in share dilution over the years and the rest got a battering when Ukog's flagship HH ran aground in a puddle of oil. Still, an S/P of a few pence would be most welcome as long as George doesn't take forever getting there.

Someone did ask last year about cobalt at CE and NvS said they didn't find much. I hope there are better quantities elsewhere.

Confirmed multiple tier 1 deposits, or possible multiple tier 1 deposits? I don't see how anything can be confirmed without going through the cumbersome and time consuming step of actually drilling and scoping out each target. Still, if AA want to slap a juicy offer on the table on the strength of a couple of drills, then bring it on.

Apart from the first couple, those are mostly old photos from a couple of years ago.

I suppose it was bit of a pipe dream post. Probably no worse than the twaddle spewed out in those old broker notes pencilling in S/Ps on the horizon of 7p or 14p or whatev.

Imagine the Daily Mail headlines if they hit a bonanza grade patch, as you occasionally do when drilling into this type of
gold resource....:-)

Perhaps we should we get in touch with the Georgian interviewer and ask them to slip in a question about Zaza's total non communication with shareholders since delisting?

Sentinel is low grade but there's lots of it, whereas up till now we've found modest amounts of good grade copper. AA's interest suggests that they think things are about to change for the better, IMO.

It took 25 years until 1942 to extract 30k ozs from 30k tonnes of ore, so just 1000 ozs a year. I don't know how efficient the methods were back then so who knows how much gold was left behind in the spoils? If they find the other side of the system beyond the shear zone then they could go vein chasing for years but I would guess it would be a fairly slow process as it was in the old days. It would then be a great share to keep the BoD's salaries paid for years but unless they happen upon richer mineralisation somewhere I don't envisage a huge rerate back to previous highs. Have they completely given up on there being an IOCG core under Shartktooth worth tens of $billions? as that would have been the real game changer, IMO.

It's about time that those who hold physical gold get to see true value. Proxy gold funds like ETFs etc that soak up investment cash but (mostly) don't buy physical gold, only serve to suppress the price. At the end of the day, in these uncertain times, if you don't hold it, you don't own it.

Missed out the 'o'?

Angel Mining (ANGM) failed to make anything of the Nalunaq mine years ago but then, if my memory serves me right, it was run by an accountant at the helm rather than an experienced miner.

is only 17 years compared to 43 in the UK (and 47 in Italy) so far fewer over 60s - probably one in twenty+ rather than one in five or so as in the UK. Plenty of sun to increase immune boosting vitamin D levels (a factor which I believe hasn't been given enough attention in the reasons behind the higher (UK and US) BAME covid deaths) So I personally think Zambia and much of the younger populations in Africa will fare relatively well during this pandemic.

Ignore my last post. Just realised its per minute of the radio dialogue. Still seems costly, but then the Georgian language will probably only be spoken by 4 million or so natives, so not a very common tongue.

Why $8/min? Per minute of what? Surely not $8/min of their working time, I'd guess the better quality 'ladies of the night' might command such a rate, but a text translator?

The darker side of me says keep any leftover cash just in case we one day need to hire the services of a hitman!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=w281NPUSj7o

Lots of businesses will go bust n lots of people will be out of work, the young on zero hour contracts especially. Looking at the normal global mortality numbers, about 100m die every year anyway, that's c. 300,000/day. If I were young, struggling and coldly calculating, I'd be wondering if the added pain is worth it just to slow down extra numbers of old people dying, especially since the older generation has had it so good compared to today's youngsters (jobs/careers for life, cheap housing, free further education) Wealth which the wrinklies have hung on to will, on their demise, be freed up to pass down to the struggling yoof. (BTW I'm bordering on being a wrinkly myself ;-))

I see the Amsterdam coffee shops are closing for three weeks due to the virus, creating queues of paniced cannabis buyers outside. One twitteratti observed - "Gotta love the Dutch. In the UK it's toilet paper." :-)

WMOC, I remember you suddenly decided to sell several years back as someone convinced you there was too much water under the Weald and it would remain a problem. Have you changed your stance lately? (despite the water ingress at the end of the Portland drill)