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mentions Bluejay (@5:46) as one of his top three mining tips for 2020 and thinks the price of ilmenite will rise -
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=K7R0owJ2_Bw&feature=youtu.be

If we encounter a few more CE sized deposits in our remaining targets then I would expect the s/p to reach double figures. If we hit a tier 1 deposit, then many tens of pence.

Why the hell is Borelli still around and drawing a salary? The shameless charlatan should have fallen on his sword or been pushed soon after we lost most of Kabwe.

and all the ramifications that may have for continued hydrocarbon production in the UK.

GF seems keen on Clogau, I hope it doesn't disappoint. To my mind, TBS and HH (Portland zone at least) are perhaps better understood assets whereas Clogau and Amitsoq are as yet relatively unknown quantities until drilled and scoped out.

@ 3:30 is the bit I like "that oil in the money reservoir is worth about £15-£18 a barrel"

They've been a scritchin' n a scratchin' around the Huntoon Valley for a decade and produced nothing. Either 3rd rate geologists or a lifestyle company...

You missed my earlier non believer post. We've been told horizontal rates are usually 2-3 times vertical, so up to 650 sustained would seem about right. Also, I don't want to be a party pooper but is it necessary to post the whole list multiple times a day, crowding out less frivolous offerings?

I'm still kicking myself for not selling Angs when it briefly hit 16p. I was all set to use the proceeds to treble my Ukog holding. Instead I watched Angs slump to 1p. :-(

Why have they seemingly given up on possibly $10s of billions worth of copper at ST? It just needs one drill to intersect an IOCG core and we would be up and away. I don't suppose the hints of an IOCG deposit under ST was just fake news to suck us all in?

Non believer. After settling down, I think it will be around 3x current Portland production, so 600-650 bopd.

Another nice presentation, though I thought George seemed slightly nervous. I would have liked to ask him what his ballpark estimation of the size of the Amitsoq resource might turn out to be, and how far below surface the visible deposits may extend.

"Katete REE is on the back burner until revenue starts coming in." It's been on the back burner for years, just the kind of perennially neglected license that the govt will sooner or later revoke and hand over to someone who does have the funds to progress the project.

My calcs say that the average copper content of those 6 holes is 27mtrs per hole of 0.96% Cu. The last three holes (testing the SE extremities of Cheyeza East) came to an average of 36.6 mtrs @ 1.16% Cu. More of the same in that direction would be luvverly though a couple of kms more to the SE would bring us to the edge of the current Zamsort license area, as far as I can tell.

Nor do they trust the same old self serving regime in Zim. There may be light at the end of the tunnel as far as political change goes but it will take time and may not be entirely peaceful.

CF's post reported, utterly childish.

While Prem has had to settle for Zim currency instead of USD for RHA, it would be interesting to know just how much hard currency has been syphoned off abroad into hidden bank accounts from the time Mugabe took over. I'll bet our $6m is loose change in comparison.

Arcm could only get $2-3/oz for their gold mine in the DRC due to political troubles there, so assets don't really count for much if in the wrong jurisdiction. They may as well be on the Moon.

I'll pass...

Well, we now know why the s/p has drifted down instead of up in the run up to first flow news...