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There you go!

DH has the answer! Probably nothing!

That’s why he holds wres. Doesn’t trust the CEO and thinks we have sold no product. Maybe he will write a book on investment for us.

I understand that you have a problem with that.

I don’t.

How can you possibly invest in ANY company, if you do not trust the CEO? Why not sell up and move to SKIN? Gerry Brandon is getting rave reviews atm.

Better that staying in WRES and worrying yourself sick over it.

Ah. Ok. 20-35 tonnes per month, if you believe the CEO.

Other than that, no idea.

marklee1, take a look at the time lapse footage of the concentrator being built, then have a good think about the question you asked.

ATB

Ok, that concentrator is MASSIVE compared to the existing one. Maybe 6-8 times bigger, in terms of volume.

egg, none of us like the time slippage, but clockwatching and bellyaching is plain boring.

Me, I’m starting a new compost heap today. A weeds and seeds special compost. Making compost fosters patience.

Wres will deliver long before that compost is ready to use.

$2 trillion infrastructure package approved.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-infrastructure/trump-democrats-agree-to-spend-2-trillion-on-u-s-infrastructure-idUKKCN1S61NQ

That, plus US Depaof Defence prohibiting purchases of tungsten from China, Russia, North Korea and Iran, plus general growth in the world economy, can only increase the price of tungsten over the next few years.

Every $5 per mtu, gives an EXTRA $1m ebitda per year, at predicted production.

Another day closer.

100+ investors going to hear Gerry tonight.

$2 trillion infrastructure package approved.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-infrastructure/trump-democrats-agree-to-spend-2-trillion-on-u-s-infrastructure-idUKKCN1S61NQ

That, plus US Depaof Defence prohibiting purchases of tungsten from China, Russia, North Korea and Iran, plus general growth in the world economy, can only increase the price of tungsten over the next few years.

Every $5 per mtu, gives an EXTRA $1m ebitda per year, at predicted production.

Good ‘ere innit!

Gerry is talking a good game, for sure. I was all for selling my placing and riding the warrants, but decided to hold.

There is a right time for pr, and for skin, that time seems to be now.

I maintain my stance, that jumping up and down saying “We are nearly in full production” gains little.

Wait until we are, then bang out figures.

Hope your newly fixed leg is up to that.

Planting out my Blauhilde tomorrow. Bunked off today.

safety m if they have another raise, I will let you know.

Safety, don’t drive them all at once.

Is the future of evs.

oldskool, SKIN and WRES are obviously very different businesses and at very different stages of development. Mr Masterman has NO interest in inflating the share price short term. The sp will track production and profit, in the fullness of time. Those of us who have a lot of TRUST in that have been buying ahead of that happening. The LTHs that I know personally, have invested for dividends. There will be ups and downs in the sp, but there is a SOLID hard core of investors who have been accumulating for years.

SKIN has been rejuvenated by Gerry, who has spotted the potential for using manufactured skin to verify pharmaceutical and cosmetics claims. SKIN has a valuable and exploitable customer base, which will undoubtedly convert to their cloud-based, collaborative platform. I’m happy with SKIN. I took part in the SKIN placing. When the sp is right, I will sell and just keep my warrants. Others I know will do the same.

Guess where the profit will be going?

Sell the lot!

Better than endlessly moping and moaning.

No offence meant!

I was invested in REM a few years ago. By total fluke, I was flying to Gran Canaria and got talking to the chap in the next seat, as you do when you have dropped off, wake up with a start and tip a load of red wine in the lap of your chinos.

The fluke was that he was a lithium mining engineer, en route from Canada to Morocco, in business. Long story short, he told me that recovering lithium was vastly complicated, requiring a string of different processes. The really hard part, was that the processes required in one part of the mine might differ from those required 50m away from that spot, then change again after the next 100m.

That’s why I love wres. Blast it, grind it, spiral it, dry it, bag it, sell it.

Simple, very low capex.

Good news bob.

No hanging up washing on drying line for a few days. Wait for the rain to stop.

Global macroeconomic outlook for tungsten?

$500/mtu will float all boats.

More to the point, why are we only up 5% today?

Best of luck with the leg, Bob!