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Rotter, the problem with these individuals is that they do not set out their stall at the beginning of each presentation.

After listening to all of it, he appears to be a chartist and trader.

But sprinkles his presentation with research type confirmation bias statements. Maybe to lure in viewers.

For trading if George farts that share goes up, in Kodal Bernard releases an RNS mentioning a 2m dollar sale, with ongoing royalties and a 15% cut in any new mining company on the plot and the market has no reaction.

Clearly Prem is the perfect trading share and Kodal is not, but quite rightly from a trading perspective there should be two or three good trading opportunities in Kodal this year.

He could be correct regarding the completion of everything in Kodal too, but he is guessing like the rest of us.

The bottom line is, absolutely nobody who reports on shares does not think that the Hainan deal will not go through.

But if you rely on all, or supplementing your income from share trading, Kodal is not ideal for traders, a bit frustrating.

Elcobble we also have a 1.4% royalty payment off that land and a right for up to 15% of any exploitation (mining company) set up on that land too. Quite a deal.

James good simple website, Kodal should take note.

The comparison with that project makes sense, both massive projects, that said, apart from our quicker build first plant, a DMS plant, we should also take note of their timeframe. Nothing happens quick at Leo either, but when they do they are significant.

Muppetguru, you are absolutely right, anyone purchasing monthly has a dream share with Kodal.

The project is so big by nature it is slow and the share remains around or below current book value.

Could not be better for dripping regular contributions.

Normally shares go way to high on sentiment on popular and current themes.

FP, ahh Gazza I see. The thread was about Leo as a comparison.

FP, Prem is in Zimbabwe not next door, or you on the right board or did I miss something?

Agree with Elcobble none of us are thinking that the additional jorc expansion that Leo Lithium has achieved is guaranteed for us.

That said the wide spaced drilling results were exciting enough for Kodal to sell West Bougouni and focus on the mining licence and our adjoining land.

It is also noteworthy that there is no guarantee that our tonnage will peak at the same level as Leo, we may achieve significantly more.

Until the massive drilling program that Kod and Hainan have planned is complete, none of us will know.

Exciting times.

Bonkers, Leo Lithium has always been compared long before the additional tonnage, initially we were going flotation plant first too.

Same main cotton roads to be used for transport, electric sub stations put in for both mines, large river to provide water in the claims and so on.

Jorc, BFS/DFS JV etc all similar.

Dr P & co, I think your attention and squabbles are around the wrong area.

I wonder what Canmax know that made them take that course of action.

They know more than the rest of us and they have a lot to lose, still they made that decision.

The only thing I would think could influence this would be quality of material into the plant.

Joey more like Gollum

You replied while I was typing!

Joey, you need better glasses, that is a kangaroo, or does your 'cat' bounce a lot?

Acker, I hope so too, if the plant can quickly get a result under FM and they change their minds then it probably would be best.

At the moment until someone says something it is a bit of a stalemate.

DJwatty - it would be much better if the current situation was SC6 sold, contract fulfilled to datemoney in the bank and talking about the future.

There is absolutely nothing whatsoever good about being cash strapped, under force majeure in a contract, with a potential legal battle, 40m dollars to find and trying to entice another interested party.

Strong third part interest, or the plant running and SC6 the end product would be a slightly more comfortable position to be in.

Acker, yes some good pieces.

Johnny, sorry gold investor. Your trip advisor comments are given the attention they deserve.

Gold investor we don't really want to post negative stuff about Zimbabwe, currency, inflation and the horrendous events which happened just recently just for us to make a point.

I and others who invest in Africa fully understand most of the potential issues which exist across all of Africa.

Wagner in the scheme of things, Zimbabwe, Mali etc is just a small private company, one of many which, when mercenary always carry question marks, even the UK companies which are mercenary and also operate in these regions.

Compared to the mountain of other potential issues in Africa they barely register.

Currently they are the West's heros as they are being painted as standing up to Putin's general.

The heat is likely to go off the Wagner group while that boss remains in charge.

Pec, my apologies, gold investor seems to be unable to understand what most of Africa is like.

They do not understand that inflation, currency issues and political unrest are common throughout Africa.

Private security forces are common throughout all of Africa and terrorism is difficult to deal with, a terrorist buries there weapon after firing then melts in with civilians, it is how it is across parts of Asia and Africa.

Zimbabwe only seven years ago was one of the most dangerous places on earth, currently it is ok, Africa is Africa.

Goldinvestor, did you read what the French army did which kicked off the village troubles in that area, up in the North of Mali?

I think if this truly concerns you then you need to get rid of your Zimbabwe shares asap and Africa is not for you.