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Happy New year all.

All the best, holders. Let's take a deep breath and only post helpful comments in 2026.

Post your research and speculations respectfully.

Most of all. Let us take responsibility for our investing decisions.

Exchange Market Size (EMS) refers to the number of shares a market maker is required to trade at their current quoted price without significantly widening the bid-ask spread.

Just be aware that EMS is 300,000 shares. And that's only guaranteed if you do telephone trading.

In my opinion mm are only doing their job.

Iii is not a mm.

I just tried. Was told that order would be broken into multiple trades. Which would tank price.

Why did you buy them originally? Are KDR nearer to their goal now, than then?

Really up to you, of course.

I personally will hold till the prize. Or bust. I am happy with what I know.

The results are out. 80% of votes withheld. Really? Or did no one recieve the voting papers? Am I the only person to see this?

Big day tomorrow.

How many of you got your items to vote on?

Did you get them in on time?

Come on, admit it. Who sold 14p worth today? Did you need a Chomp?

Https://www.industry.gov.au/publications/australias-critical-minerals-list-and-strategic-materials-list

Chill Toffee. Its only money.

Think your emotions need a rest. Think it through.

If I were going to be on a bb propping up a con. Why would I buy shares in it?

This made me smile. In the context of this bulletin board:

The Board of Directors are experienced at managing the peaks and troughs of investor sentiment in the natural resources industry and will continue to manage the cashflows of the Company including planning/revising work programmes according to available funds.

So I wonder how conroy diamonds would go down?

Will you apologise to the management if you are wrong?

Vamps, its usually when your enthusiasm reaches the low that we have a large spike or rise in share price.

Strap in. Fasten your seat belts.

Ai generated:

A good BOPD (barrels of oil per day) flow rate from an oil well is highly context-dependent, varying significantly based on the well type, reservoir characteristics, location, and production method. For example, in the SWISH AOI, the Jewell well, with an IP24 (initial production rate over 24 hours) of 1800 BOEPD (barrels of oil equivalent per day), was ranked as the second-best performing well per foot of lateral drilled, highlighting that productivity per lateral foot is a critical metric for evaluating performance.

In another context, a vertical well test by 88E achieved a flow rate of 70 BOPD, which was considered in line with expectations and comparable to results from larger operators like Pantheon Resources, whose tests ranged from 45 to 108 BOPD.

In a different scenario, a well treated with a FloWell solution saw its oil flow rate increase from 170 BOPD to 265 BOPD at the same pump speed, demonstrating that flow rate improvements can be significant with proper intervention.

Ultimately, what constitutes a "good" flow rate depends on the specific geological and operational context, as well as the comparison to nearby wells and industry benchmarks.

They are currently trying to light a fire to start the smoke signals. The poor carrier pigeon got lost.

You would imagine Rio looking for an Argyle replacement. It's a short, short list.

Can you name 5 junior diamond explorers?

Resolution Copper, sorry