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They said they visited a mine where there were mules running around like cats because in the old days the mine used mules to transport the product but I thought mules were meant to be sterile.Also I think after the long break the markets will be crazy on Tuesday.

Funny that the share price is up most of the day but the last trade 669 shares worth £7.79 brought the price down to 1.165p.It was a UT uncrossing trade,can anyone explain?

Looking at the trades I see a lot of trades at 3 shares for 3 or 4p.What is the reason for this it just seems odd.

ElectricLion I agree with what you are saying.I think 1 week is too short a time frame to compare but as time goes on it will be interesting to see what happens.

Last week I started an experiment comparing 1oz gold to Kefi shares.To take commissions etc into account I made the gold £3400 which would buy 283000 kefi shares.A week on the gold is £3388 and the shares are worth £3226.Therefore the shares are down £162 compared to the gold.I am not a ramper or dreamer I just thought it an interesting experiment to see if I should have bought the metal or the paper.Would not normally buy paper but it's wise to diversify.

Maybe it could be that I maybe older than some other posters on here but I'm a bit p'd of with the immaturity I see.Let's try and have some intelligent conversation instead of constant insults and name calling.I wonder is it because the people insulting eachother are not face to face and have no consequence for their actions?

I was wondering why would it be advantageous for chancery if Kefi was taken over by for instance Endeavour mining? Wouldn't the streaming contract be the same whichever name was on the mine? Or is it a case that a takeover is better for the share price? If it's the share price advantage how do we know that it would be good thing?

To be honest I only have the equivalent of peak 1oz 24ct gold in this game but I was considering more , not so sure now.This made me think if today one invests £3374 the net price in UK terms or £3374to buy 280000 kefi shares which would be worth more in 3 years time.Interesting experiment let's hope the KEFI gold does not have a tungsten core!

I watched a posting on YouTube put out 13 days ago by @Stijnschmit when he interviewed Jeremy Gray of Chancery royalty.The relevant passage is from about 6 mins to 8 mins.Jeramy Gray explains that he was going to have a bigger slice of pie but decided it wouldn't be fair to Kefi as he said they were already fully funded so thought it would be fairer to leave more for the company.Thats why I presumed that Kefi was fully funded.I was considering selling on Wednesday but thought we were recovering.Anyway if I had known about this dilution I would have sold an then bought back at the lower price.This is sort of reminding me of the loss I took on Euro tunnel but hopefully things may recover in time as long as there isn't another Black Swan event!

Having gone to a north London comprehensive and only got a grade a in arithmetic,sadly not qualifying me for an o level, could any of you uni graduates come up with an estimation of what a potential dividend amount could add up to.I was wondering how many zeros to the right of the decimal point I would have to put in the calculator.Or maybe we could have a reverse split like RBS did in around 2010 and instead of a 10 to 1 we could make it 100 to 1 to make it look more valuable?

Do you mean incredible in a good or bad way.After watching the presentation I could see a similarity between the mine company spokesmen.

Oil up gold down all because Trump has stopped being America 1st.

Sorry the phone is playing up.What I was meaning that this horse was 80/1 and thought it had a good chance but died at the 1st fence.Its like I want to see the first pour happen under the kefi name and see a good return.If there was a takeover we might make a small profit but I would rather wait till the end.

Thanks Alderbaron.Thats sort of what I was thinking.It reminds me of a horse I backed in the 2023 Grand National called Hill Sixteen price I knew it would relish the 4miles plus.Unfortunatly it died at the

Not really sure what to make of this information.Is it good in the short term?Bad in the long.Or is it totally good or bad.Surely if every gold miner gets swallowed up then it will just be a monopoly.

A lot of people on here are worried about the so called missing 10 million pounds loan outstanding.They seem to think an announcement will make some positive outcome to the share price.I think everything has been baked into the price.We are just out of the lassonde curve orphan stage and I personally don't see much action happening until closer to finalising the mine construction.As this time comes closer I can foresee something like a game of musical chairs when music is coming to a close and then there will probably be a mad scramble to get value before a raise.I can't see any point in ramping because the more negative people are the better value we can purchase the shares for.

I have looked for information about KEFI being on AIM 100 and all I can find is Mr Bonkers post being shown on the Google AI being the proof of this.What is the correct information or is this a joke? If true where can the information be found.

Thanks for the information I have read most of it.The only thing the confuses me slightly is the mention of silver being produced at a rate of 1Ag to every 2Au(gold).So that means if there is a probable 1.2 to 1.5 million Oz of gold there should be 600k to 750k ozs of silver.I don't see the income from this shown in the budget of KEFI,so at today's price of silver that's about an extra 50 to 60 million dollars of income.Also we can see that the gold price is a lot higher than in the feasibility study for the mine.So all in all everything looks very positive.

Thanks for the information.I used to live in West Australia in the 80s and 90s and sort kicked myself for not investing in juniors/ prospectors because the returns would be astronomic.I used to look in 'The Western Australian' mining lease pages or employment section.Someone told me that is a good way to research mining stock opportunities.Obviously not all would be winners at the lease stage but when you see adverts for mine workers you know something is happening.Anyway l didn't invest and missed out on 100/1 shot.I guess at the prospecting stage there would be too many to invest in but finding out Harry AA is from WA and the prospecting been successful gave me the confidence to invest in KEFI.

I'm new to this Kefi mine subject.I was wondering what will be the process for the gold extraction.I understand it's an open pit mine with possibility of under ground extraction later.I was wondering what depth the gold will be collected from and what sort of gold it is.Is it contained in rock so needs to be crushed and processed with cyanide?I maybe have been watching the Gold Rush documentaries too much but it seems they just bring a couple of dozers in set up sluices or trommels and hey presto they end up with 100's of ounces in no time.So I guess this mine is not so simple if it's rock and at depth.If someone has information about this I would appreciate it.