Member Info for levistubbs

Good posts John and Desertjoe.
Luckily for the likes of me that own Palm, Kerim is not involved in the lse listed Canada centric company.
But I think half the problem here is that he is taking up much of his time at PNT and I too remote from the company in Aus.

I find the sudden increase in volume intriguing given most days in the last 3 months it's been negligible on most days.

Still not big volume though, just think what is possible when the herd move in.

Thanks for the link CE.

Some nice buys gone through today. Maybe word is starting to get out about this little gem.

Hi Slowernsteadier.
It is not Bres specific really as there is a malaise across much of the sector which does mean there are bargains like this one.
Another one in a very similar position is Afp which could have a copper mine in operation late 22 early 23 with two big partners on other projects. It's massively off the radar and the mkt cap is ridiculous.
We have to hope that the sector will turn soon but currently it is risk off for most and even some miners making good money are affected.
So in short I don't think it is anything to be concerned about.
Given the placement relatively recently it is not unusual to see selling.

No I think you misunderstood that's why I put the caveat in brackets.
For all intents and purposes it did what they wanted. They found the vms and they found some gold at Dotted.
My point is for the model to work holes going forward have to have more certainty.
The model I to build the company without excessive dilution so it's not going to work unless we find something pretty early.

I agree with much of that Jay but for the model to be successful it needs the company to find a resource pretty quickly.
Each time we have relatively unsuccessful drills like the last (I say unsuccessful in the respect they did not find commercial metals) then the pressure will pile up.
I can not understand why we drilled Dotted in what wasn't the optimal location. I understand they wanted to test the shear zone but the subsequent soil samples have shown better places to drill.
Again for the model to work we must only be putting holes in the optimal locations as much as can be expected as I know it is not an exact science.

Great news. Far too cheap this.

Can't disagree with any of that johnpwh. News is stacking up on all fronts.
If only they were as tardy when it came to taking up their options :-/

I agree Curve. Think Colin needs to do a bit more mainstream PR to get the word out.

I am a shareholder here and happy to be so. The market is dire so not worried about the current SP as frustrating as it is.

Wiseinvestor you might like to look at AFP, a small copper miner close to production and two big partners in other projects.

https://audioboom.com/posts/8019591-midweek-takeaway-with-colin-bird-executive-chairman-of-african-pioneer-lse-afp

Live on Stockbox later this afternoon Alan Green talks about Palm.

Nicely bitcoin, I thought you would be all over it ;-)

I must admit I feel happier having listened to the Webinar. It seems we should attain a much higher valuation once listed in Canada as they understand the significance of Labrador.
Also it looks like the Cyprus assets may have someone willing to take them on while we still have a significant holding him them but leaving us free to concentrate on the elephant country of Labrador.

Bitcoinbuyer I know you like your miners and copper. Have you checked out AFP? Could be in production in the next 12-18months.

It could be orangecannon.
Needs a bit of promotion this one to get it wider known as it is a undiscovered gem at the moment. Then we might see it better valued.
Should imagine the metallurgical test results and/or receiving the mining permit should do that.

Yes let's hope so Jay.

Nice turnaround today anyway.

It's certainly painful at the moment :-/

Agreed very good news. It leaves them free to give full attention to Namibia and hopefully getting us in to production late 22 or early 23.
Would be nice if Colin can do an interview in the coming days on the importance of this.