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Let's be clear Shuvlin you have just criticised us for trying to make profits from investing and told African people they shouldn't comment on African based businesses and should leave it to us British.

I bet you describe yourself as progressive,

we are here to make a profit. currently both sitting on losses.

a bit ****** asking the south african lot to leave. lumping south africans together due to their place of birth. good job we have anonymity on here or you could find yourself arrested and charged. tut tut.

Assuming the share price rises in the future Harmprof, will you trade it on the way up, trying to sell high and buy back in on dips?

I am too realistic for your taste Shuvlin.

Drill results, % of contained copper in mined material, % recovery rates, contained copper tonnes, profit margins - these are the things that will move the share price. Upwards, I believe.

Topping up if I can get 2.9p.

We are a mining share.

Roan is the scrape it up off the floor and extract model and it hasn't led to enhanced copper ns, the expensive front end isn't being used and the waste rock project has gone nowhere after due dilligence (which we haven't seen). We have sold off the chrome and pgm non mining arm.

We are employing a mining company (sometime soon) to prove up resources through drilling, design the opencast mine layout and mine the material. we will process the mined material at Sable. We are no longer the enviro friendly cleaner upper of waste for vast profits. we are back to being a mining company with a bit of added on waste processing.

Harmprof makes some good points. The cult of Jubilee alive but not well. Most shares have the same pattern of posters and it is very similar to a religion or cult. Not healthy or helpful but very human.

His call to be realistic in our expectations is precisely what is needed. My position is that I would take a quick doubling of the price and sell up, coming back for more later. Alternatively, on delivery, I see the share price tripling over the next 18 months to two years. Some on here would take that as a negative post when in reality I am probably being too optimistic. 25,000t in 2 years, probably max out at 20,000t due to constraints, actual may be 10,000t, which should double the share price.

Work out what is possible, then try to discover what is achievable and then half it and we may be in more realistic territory with any mining share.

Good news - there are more posts than trades. The interest is still here, selling is almost non existent, as is buying. The news will determine the direction of travel and bring out buyers or sellers in numbers with little resistance. A sudden move is on the cards. Fingers crossed it's good news, they sure have put out lots of bad news which is in the price already.

Glad you are here Metal Trade - the more people that are interested in potentially buying shares in JLP the better. Hope we see some good news soon and that gives you the confidence to buy. Without buyers the share will not go up. Ask away and post what you want - ignore the two village police men, they are under water and angry and still despite all the evidence believe that if they bully 'newbies' into only posting positives, the share will rise.

Lots of potential with JLP and lots of hurdles to get to profitability. Are they up to the job is the question. Expertise is there, decision making and execution so far have left a lot to be desired. Multi bagger if they get it right.

No thinking allowed Metal Trade.

Repeat after me - JLP good, dissenters bad.

Nearly topped up again this morning. Held off due to short term charts indicating I might get in at 2.9p. Hope not but waiting to see.

I think the message has been received - say less, deliver more.

No more Sunday Roast's ?

Keep quiet if things aren't going to plan?

RNS when necessary?

Potential catalysts for the share price in order of probability:

1. Drilling and mining team appointed.

2. Drilling and mining news positive.

3. Sable on line at increasing capacity.

4. Roan produces more than a spoonful of copper.

5. Cobalt circuit utilised at no depletion in copper.

6. Cadbury appoint JLP to recover fine chocolate from waste biscuits.

7. Tjate is sold.

The market is made up of lots of different people with different personalities. The key, it seems to me is to have a strategy that suits your personality and makes you a profit.

#If Courdelion makes a profit with his strategy and he's happy with that then that's great.

My biggest profits come when I buy and sell a rising share to maximise profits. First find a rising share.....

If everyone wanted to buy at the same price, they couldn't, if everyone wanted to sell at the same price, they couldn't.

At least one person who offers advice on here thinks that anyone who ever sells is an idiot??

Good luck with your strategy whoever you are - sharing what you have done will help others - as most make a loss. Be nice whilst ripping off a desperate seller at a bargain price and selling an overbought stock to the next mug.

Gosh -- I mustn't upset Slater - someone I've never met. I retract my statement. Lol.

If you owned a car valued at £5,000 and someone offered you £10,000 for it Shuvlin. Are you honestly saying you would say no way, I'm holding out for £15,000. I'm convinced it will be worth it at some point in the future.

Each to their own.

Here's to copper, lots of it in the ground, here's to JLP, once again a mining company looking for good drill results. Ahh it's like being back in the Tjate days. Lovely times when the share price rocketed - dejavu anyone.

I'll take 6p for certain and be tempted at 4.8p. No wonder I'm a ne'er do well.

Sitting at 2.9p whilst hoping for 9.5p replaced by the certainty of somewhere between 4.8p and 6p has to be a tempter.

Here's my pointless post.

The potential is massive - the share price could hit high teens IMO within 2 years.

Delivery on the copper front has been appalling.

The share price accurately reflects the current situation IMO. I have JLP shares valued at 2.5p on my spreadsheet, to allow for the possibility of it going lower on more disappointing news.

I'm not expecting it to go lower and I am fully invested here and even bought a few more last week because of the potential.

The Oak Bloke is of no interest to me. Just a bloke saying stuff and he obviously knows less than many of the better posters on this bb.

The share price is depressed and anyone who thinks it can't go lower shouldn't be investing. Downside 20%, upside 500%, worth the risk IMO with money you can afford to lose.

Polite to everyone YOU feel is genuine. Good to see you're not pompous Shuvlin.

I genuinely mean that.

Now will he be polite or not polite. It's the only way I can tell if I'm genuine.

My guess is copper broke through $11,000 whilst precious metals have peaked or taking a breather. Some recirculating profits into copper??

You should care - because without new buyers or returning buyers the share price is unlikely to go up.

If JLP had a 20% profit margin a year ago and the price of copper rose 20%, then bottom line would rise by 100%.

This is why the gold, silver and pgm companies have soared.

JLP would have gone with them if they hadn't sold off the pgm business at that very moment. It would have had another leg up when copper went up for the same reason, except that copper production was way below expectations.

It's a classic example of the company doing what it thinks is right for the company future and not what suits the short term gains of shareholders.

If the strategy change had been delayed by a year we could be at 8p per share now, with the fall still to come.

Instead, we have had the fall and a potential rise is on the cards, as soon as we have clarity on producing copper.

That's as positive as I can muster right now.

If Jlp was wound up and all assets sold that can be, we would be looking at somewhere between 4o and 5p a share. The market is saying that JLP won't do that but instead will squander cash on projects that will be worth about 40% less than the cash invested in them.

Either its a real bargain or the management of JLP are just keeping the company afloat so it can pay them.

Im 80% the first and 20% the second scenario. Holdi g and started adding a little. About 10 to 20 percentmore allocated to buy more shares.

Have to agree Charthopper - the dip in copper production at Roan and the non use of the front end are headwinds.

If they hit the guidance for the full year Gray 1 it will be an achievement IMO. I believe the share price will reflect the current annual equivalent. The first 6 months at 1,800 t is 3,600 annual equivalent, obviously. Hitting the 5100t full year is 3300t as you say r 6600 t annual equivalent.

An 83% rise in copper production in the second half over the first half.

11,000t annual equivalent by July next year would represent 500% increase on the rate achieved in the first half of this year.

Those sorts of figures would get the sp motoring.

Assuming we hit those sorts of figures then JLP is on sale right now. A lot of trust on delivery is required though. A gamble worth taking? You would think so.

Something was off Harmprof - misleading the investors . Thutse was widely touted to ramp up production of chrome and yet when in full operation the guidance didn't change much at all - a clear warning sign of something being up on reflection. Thutse was in fact replacement capacity, not additional (the locals banged that drum). The pgm rich dumps were to be a boon, additional income and yet nothing has come from it. red herrings thrown out to keep us on side.

It's all in the past now. Forgiven? but not forgotten. We need to scrutinise openly the messages we get in future and consider that we may be being misled - not allowing the residents to shut down any negative thoughts.

The future is potentially very bright but not 40p per share bright. I still think high teens is possible for the share price but the ducks not only have to be in a row, they need to be made to swim. If I was offered 6p a share now and wasn't able to come back again I'd take it, but not 3p for certain.

In 18 months or so I hope to be selling up close to 10p but it is a hope rather than a clear expectation. I think I'm being realistic and usually get accused of being negative, but history has shown that the negative commentators have been right far more times than the positive.

A really good investment in terms of potential at these levels but the sp is going nowhere without actual results in terms of deals, meeting deadlines, resource updates and most importantly copper production (and cobalt?) leading to bottom line profits. The bad news is in the price (most likely), all of the factors I mention are potential catalysts for advancement of the share price and surely JLP can't mess up on all of them. Things are bad but so bad that they can only (?) get better. Keeping my nerve and holding for better times ahead. Adding is a possibility I've not totally ruled out.