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Uramin turned out not to have anywhere near the amount of uranium claimed, with the buyer Areva having to write off most of the purchase price. Not much DD done I suppose, and the Areva CEO was heavily criticised thereafter. RHA has also never turned a profit and one wouldn't blame prospective partners for Zulu for perhaps seeing a pattern emerging here? Add to that the questionable jurisdiction and one can understand the reticence of quality partners to come on board.

The ramping trader crew may call it trolling but having been spiked by Fuad himself predicting a ten bagger from 0.7p (and apparently later admitted to having traded it at the time) I prefer to keep my feet on the ground and consider all aspects in any investment.

I believe that sometimes the results of Uncitral arbitrations are never published, the outcome just being kept between the two parties concerned, perhaps particularly if the state involved came off somewhat worse? Just surmising though, don't quote me..

Thanks for your incisive comments mal. It's pity your post was feather light on facts though well laden with hypocrisy as your own post itself suggests "you have little regard to other investors who hold opposing views to yourself and your input confirms this ." As soon as anyone dares to offer a different viewpoint, out come the boiler room ridiculers...

From Bluejay's RNS yesterday - "We visited Bluejay's advanced-stage flagship Dundas Titanium Project in Northwest Greenland a few days ahead of the early September shipment of a 42,000 tonne bulk ilmenite sample (ilmenite is a titanium-containing mineral) to Canada for concentration and subsequent evaluation by potential customers including Rio Tinto. Later in September, Bluejay submitted a mining license application for the project, including a full pre-feasibility study, to the Greenlandic authorities. The homogeneous, high-grade, coarse-grained, unweathered nature of the ore body at Dundas simplifies extraction and suggests a bright future for the project despite the harsh high-arctic operating environment. Our recommendation is Buy with a price target of GBp21.80. In this initiation of coverage, we have not modelled any value, which could prove considerable, for either the Disko or Kangerluarsuk projects."

So they have a target s/p twice the current one (present Mcap £90m) and are not pricing anything in for Bluejay's other projects. It would be nice if we could jump on the bandwagon and share Bluejay's loading facilities in future. I wouldn't imagine the costs would be huge thereafter for other plant and equipment and worker's living quarters? I hope Rio et al like the ilmenite.

Research with nothing but positivity and no caveats whatsoever in the face of historical diabolical mismanagement of both country and company? Sounds more like a brokers note than balanced research..

It surely can't be too much worse than HH as it's only a few miles away. The Angs BoD seem to have shifted focus towards their new gas acquisition. Maybe Ukog would like to buy Brockham, they could probably access Holmwood from there as well? The Kimmeridge in the Weald has been a bit hit and miss so far, I wonder how widespread the Portland layers are as they seem more straightforward to get the oil out from?

are beginning to drift towards the N.W. of Zambia where we are drilling, according to the Accuweather satellite map. Nothing heavy so far though.

Yes bp, a rare opportunity to bank a fast 500% on a perennial underachiever like Prem when it was looking for all the world like going down the pan. I'll take that thank you very much..

"The Board may extend this time limit upon a reaso- ned request from the Arbitral Tribunal or if otherwise deemed necessary." I guess this clause may have come into play, but for which reason/s? Was the original arbitration request brought about because of FRR's failure to exploit the asset within a reasonable time frame? If so, one would dearly like to think they have bought time while a very big partner is currently busy helping to prove up the assets.

It was rumoured that in the Oxus case the Uzbek govt had the support of the US. They were supposedly owed a favour because they allowed US military goods to exit Afghanistan via their border, the result was that they unexpectedly won the case. Don't know how true that is though? I'd like to think there is a continuation of previous US support in our case (though I hope FRR hasn't taken too many liberties?) If there are huge hydrocarbon deposits to be had in Georgia, I'm sure the Georgian govt would prefer the lesser of two evils - a US company running the show, rather than the US withdrawing and Russian tanks rolling back in a couple of months later.

I can't fault your dedication tedoby, thanks for the detailed report on Circum. I'm glad you agree that it can one day be a $3bn to $4bn company, which would add around 1p - 2p to Prem's share price if retained, that's 10x of the expected cash in value at IPO. However most here seem happy to take the IPO money and run. Even an old fogey like me would be happy to wait a few years for a Circum ten bagger.

There really should be more oversight of AIM companies, and more powers to shareholders to restrict salaries and kick out self serving and ineffectual management.

No probs, my comment was tongue in cheek..

BMR, ANGS etc etc :-(

Fake news!

It's their job...

Yes, "Smart investors..." is just the kind of scam phraseology that the ads warn people not to fall for.

To my mind I always found it suspicious that GR procrastinated over Zulu. We supposedly had a drill for shares arrangement with contractors. Just a couple of good drill cores would have sent the s/p back over .5p allowing dilution at far higher prices to get it to DFS, but he chose to put it on the back burner. I wondered if it was because it was just another Uramin 'A hole in the ground with a liar at the top' type scam, but all including the Zim govt seem convinced that there is plenty of lithium there - we'll see. As for Dattels, the first I heard of him was on this BB several years back when someone said he's the type of guy who when he shook your hand you'd better count the fingers afterwards. Looks like we're swimming with sharks here, with a couple of catfish on this board thrown in for good measure!

Those attacking anyone who posts negatively are revealing themselves as being short term traders. A long term holder would be confident enough in the company's prospects to ignore any negativity, or even welcome it as a chance to top up cheaply. Just tell me if that's wrong...

I don't think there's any shortage of lithium it's just the time it takes to process it, particularly the brine evaporation method, that's been constraining the market. We could have done without this two years hiatus at Zulu.