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MexPete,,

Who told Alistair Ford ?

What I do know is (this is not exclusive to RY), as CEO, you can't keep telling your investors, crucial milestones will be achieved and then continue to ignore them, and keep getting away with it.

All the linguistic jiggery pokery and slight of tongue, will eventually catch up with you.

It's not vague, it's another example of misleading information.

"The definition of near term is a time period that is very soon as opposed to one that is in the distant future. An example of a near term goal is something you want to accomplish tomorrow or this week, as opposed to something that you want to accomplish five years from now."

And what's happened to the significant news in 2 - 4 weeks ?

How do you read this ? from July

"we are presently compiling an executive summary for release to the market in the very near term and in that document will have all of the numbers related to the net present value, long term metal pricing, operating costs as well as capital costs"

Hmmmm News tomorrow for media week next week is a full week.

XXIX International Mineral Congress – Moscow, Russia,

So, we've been here for the last 3 days, back in the office tomorrow, must be news in the morning then.

"Please Release Me (Let Me Go, with big news)"

Please release me, let me go
For I don't want to invest here anymore
To waste our lives would be a sin
Release me and let me invest again

I have found a new share, I love dear
And I will always want it near
Her comms are warm while yours are cold
Release me, my Robin, let me go

(Please release me, let me go)
For I don't want to invest here anymore
(To waste my life would be a sin)
So release me and let me invest again

Please release me, can't you see
You'd be a fool to cling to me
To live a lie would bring us pain
So release me and let me have my dough again
(Let me reinvest, let me reinvest)

MD,,,,

Nice one, but unfortunately, I already have one of them, mines a twin exhaust.

I am desperately try to stay positive, but this continued silence is making it unbelievably difficult, I found giving up smoking easier.

If anyone is sceptical of such a price rise in a short space of time, then consider this,

Nickel rose $8,964 in just 4 months of 2010, in 2007 it jumped $15,339 in just 5 months, remember, back then there was no EV revolution taking place. An $8,000 increase in today's climate could happen in a matter of weeks.

I hope Robin make everyone cognizant of this in the executive summary.

If this is going ahead this month, then a running order/agenda, venue, will have already been arranged with some media outlets. But it's eerily quiet, I will be surprised if no news released today, re this event.
I am expecting RNS today,,,,,,,,,,, fingers crossed.

Opening Stock 232212
Live Warrants 179250
Cancelled Warrants 52962

Down another 1,380 tonnes.

"Specifically, battery-grade nickel prices will likely exceed the $20,000 per tonne threshold in 2021 and then stabilise slightly below $20,000 by 2025. Mining companies are already showing more willingness to step up their expansion capex, which adds to the supply of nickel in the medium term. But even those large-scale developments will be operating towards the right-hand side of the supply cost curve, keeping longer-term prices well above today's levels."

I think this prediction is on the conservative side, I also think it will happen well before 2021.

https://www.miningnews.net/research/opinion/1345123/separating-battery-metals-hype-from-reality

You do like rubbing it in, don't you?

For media week,,

Robin Young,,,, 23/07/2018,,,, Vox market podcast.

"we are presently compiling an executive summary for release to the market in the very near term and in that document will have all of the numbers related to the net present value, long term metal pricing, operating costs as well as capital costs"

"up 162% now...I'm out.Profit Banked"

The last thing we need here right now is you gloating about another share, don't you think we're suffering enough ?,,,,,,,,, go do your gloating on their forum

We have had the weekend for every man and his dog to digest the MS note, and I must say, I'm blown away by the stagger, meteoric rise in the sp, on open, (not)

In this interview he talks about our nickel grade compared to industry.
I'll paraphrase,,,,,, he says our ave nickel grade is 0.75% compared to most other larger deposits of 0.2% - 0.3%

That's quite a standout comment.

For those who can't get it,

Robin Young,,,, 23/07/2018
"we are presently compiling an executive summary for release to the market in the very near term and in that document will have all of the numbers related to the net present value, long term metal pricing, operating costs as well as capital costs"

And there we have it, bring on the media week.