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"Interestingly, in support of the continuation of the competition received a letter from six members of the US Congress. Though Frontera Resources and Trident fall under it." When I think of Frr I now picture a puny little man in jam jar specs who suddenly rips off his clothes to reveal a Super hero behind the façade. :-)

HorseBox1 - from the recent results RNS on 1st July. At the end of section 9) headed 'Investments'
"Premier converted 412 500 Casa shares into 6 128 822 new Arc Minerals shares. As at 31 December 2018 all shares were sold in Arc Minerals (2017:$0,196 million).

(9) Sale of Arc Minerals Shares 2 500 000 @ 0.0315 GBP

(10) Sale of Arc Minerals Shares 500 000 @ 0.03225 GBP

(11) Sale of Arc Minerals Shares 651 456 @ 0.0285 GBP

(12) Sale of Arc Minerals Shares 2 200 000 @ 0.03025 GBP

(13) Sale of Arc Minerals Shares 277 366 @ 0.0301 GBP

Thanks CB, saved me the bother. Jessell is probably right though, there's no point crying over spilt milk so I won't bother posting here any more. Posting here won't make any difference to the outcome anyway. All I can hope is that I can make up my losses elsewhere.

I retract the word 'filthy' in that last post as it's below my usual standards of decency..

Actually, after reading some of your earlier history with multiple whingeing, bilious posts a day I think I will be the one to filter you. There's nothing worse than a filthy hypocrite.

I'll post as I see fit. Use the filter button if that bothers you.

Not to mention the geographical distances between the Houston HQ, Georgia/Ukraine, California etc for when they need to be there in person to discuss thing privately/sign docs etc.

I wish it were otherwise but I think 10% is way too optimistic for undeveloped in-the-ground metal. Check out this Solg rns, add up the rough total of cu eq at Alpala alone (they also have a handful of other targets to go at) then apply that to their current $700m Mcap. I make it around 16mts cu eq or $96bn, so Mcap is around 1.3% of that.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SOLG/solgold-plc-cascabel-exploration-update--i1vt91zxl1xs612.html

Our deposits appear more accessible and they are undergoing some kind of court case at the moment, but just look at some of their drill results - "Alpala North mineralisation remains open to the north, as shown by Hole 75 intersection (1918m @ 0.53% CuEq).."
1918m @ 0.53% - Holy macaroni! :-0

Why borrow on a very short term basis and risk losing a chunk of our Circum shares just to keep the lights on and then loan money out elsewhere? What do we do when that housekeeping loan money is used up? Offer more chunks of Circum shares as security for more 6 week loans which we can't repay, until all our full Circum holding is gone?

If any of the cheerleaders can offer some insight into the great leaders masterplan I would be most grateful, as otherwise I can't see any logic to it or see any light at the end of the tunnel and am mulling selling up the last remaining 10% of my holding to put it all into Arcm, which has an outside chance of 10-bagging (yes GR sold all our Arcm shares at rock bottom, missing a potential multibagger (IMO))

Thanks f29, I'm not much the wiser but am suddenly very thirsty! :-)

I read somewhere that majors ideally like to see 100m intervals before they sit up and take notice. I think they'd be happy enough with 50m of 1% if in a wide enough area.

Q. Does copper sulphide always underlie copper oxide deposits and which is most economical to process?

I may be wrong but from memory, Solg's deposit is an IOCG buried half a km below ground therefore each of their 60+ drills took several weeks, so it's taken them several years to get where they currently are. Our deposits begin just 2m below ground so drilling is that much faster. Assuming the metals are there as hoped our rise should be steeper than Solg's, IMO.

Anyone know whether the license for Zulu reverts back to the govt should Prem go into administration? This is often the case and may help explain why the govt have been slow to progress things. Who knows, maybe the Chinese who are a big influence in Zambia and are desperate to get supplies for EVs, are waiting in the wings to take over? Assets of huge potential value will always attract dodgy dealing at the expense of small and vulnerable shareholders.

So why is he hoping to raise money to lend out if we may not have enough ourselves to continue as a going concern? Any answers from Napom or the cheerleaders?

Are we there yet? What might the be value of our share of the plant and equipment at RHA in the event of a fire sale? Perhaps it's that which is keeping the s/p from falling further? If so, maybe if George could for once do something to create some positive 'Wow!' type sentiment rather than the usual 'WTF?' news he constantly delivers, then the only way should be up. I'm not holding my breath though...

Regarding the cost of RNSs, someone once said it's by annual subscription of around £15k for AIM, and for that you can issue as many as you like. Don't know how true that it though...

The toothless s/h group and GR fanboys will only have themselves to blame if he ends up with the lot.

And why hasn't the s/p plummeted, we clearly seem to be nearing the end point of the whole scam? Or am I missing something?

Why is he hoping to raise cash now to lend out at a paltry 10% when we have needed cash for Zulu this last 18 months and never found it? This needs some serious explanation, failing which it ought to be the end of George.

The market stands transfixed in disbelief at George's latest escapades. What is the crafty devil up to now, it wonders?