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Hi Earthling, not sure who you are referring to, but I changed the thread, when I commented...I haven’t replied directly to anyone I block, for ages anyways

...and once institutions load up, games stop and they will let it go. All the characters stating these are conspiracy theories, please explain the 5m + shares “lent” and tell me that doesn’t influence sp.

This would explain the budget being 50-60m usd 2017-18, but reducing thereafter. Apart from the assumption that Cascabel will probably get snapped up or Atleast a portion taken for cash value, at zero dilution to us. Imho.

The number of Geos as well as tenements will reduce gradually, until we can focus on 6-8 project areas (out of current 15-16). Each project area consists of 3-5 tenements, so much bigger in scale than Cascabel. So we can fully expect duds to be surrendered, those that have strong anti mining activism etc to be surrendered. This is worth doing ASAP to allow resource and energy to be focussed on where there’s potential. NM referred to “whittling down” the tenements list in one interview. Just my observations/opinions. DYOR. Good luck all

No disrespect RS, but I got that on google. Essentially they are shorting aren’t they? I m interested in opinion please

Levi: sorry I didn’t see the WTI news till this evening. I don’t know about the CAR shares, but I was more interested in the stake they hold in pere, which is about 5.7m shares (it’s below reporting threshold, hence could have sold anytime from Aug last year). If they still hold, it could bring them some much needed cash? Who knows. WTI has always stated its financial position is precarious, not sure why anyone would have bought in, except for a trade. The disclaimer about viability being a constant in every RNS probably desensitised folks to the risk. Some of that bod was involved in running CAF (if you can call it that) which did sweet FA for years except dilution after dilution. Past predicts future. Imho. DYOR.

Hi folks :-) great to see BlackRock upping its stake. But what’s this .30% “securities lending”? Isn’t it actually a means to borrow stock and potentially short it to buy back cheaper? Sorry if it’s a silly question, I don’t understand the term..thanks in advance for all sensible answers

There are other bits of news along the way which will influence sentiment, ex an additional NED is mentioned on website, there’s the key role of CEO, possibly a finance officer if it grows enough etc. A high profile or sector experienced person in this role/s would be good for us. Website is being updated and that’s always a positive imho. BRH financial position improving (as per RNS yesterday) to me it means TB has more funds to throw at this, if needed. So all good imho. Please DYOR.

There’s good news in the pipeline here. Updates include the FY end accounts statement (usually June end but I m hoping for a trading update before that), where I expect break even or even a very modest profit. That should assure the market that another raise is not imminent. (Given they have already explicitly said so, but no one believes this co anymore thanks to the shoddy past) I m expecting another contract for geocurve given the new kit P2U and Backpack. Then there’s some revenue+ revenue estimates from the Aviva deal, as and when the relationship develops and they actually use us (which imho is a given. Drones in insurance are going to be big, every insurer needs them and aviva is digitising) Then the gyrometric wind turbine trial results: latest wait could be 18 months so Oct 2018 onwards. Huge warrant numbers diluting on way up but they will bring cash too and strengthen the balance sheet. (Some 218m warrants at current .035, then next stop .225). But remember the new directors (who btw are getting zero salaries at moment) get diluted too, always helps to keep them connected to the average PIs predicaments. A plan is in place and it takes time. All just my humble opinions. DYOR. Good luck all

BRH owns 41% of gyrometric systems, and has TB at helm (same as aero). Aero owns 37% stake in gyrometric. BUT crucially no mention of gyrometric systems in today’s BRH RNS. So could be that there’s nothing to report yet, or something else: Good or bad. Tbh seeing the manner in which BRH gradually upped its stake in gyro, including taking the Nott Uni stake (for a percentage of profits) I m inclined to think there will be good news in the pipeline but not yet. Wind turbine trials at Blyth take 12-18 months. We cross 12 months in April 2018. Just my two pence. DYOR.

Yes. It’s just reporting the percentage change which came about due to warrants. “An event changing the breakdown of voting rights” is ticked.

Thank you for posting this Sav :-) 80-85m in bank. Burn reduced hence cash will last longer. The options will raise extra cash too. In that time (12 months plus), overall market sentiment will change plus we will have plenty more proved up. Note Rio Amarillo mentioned in new projects: epithermal. Imho. DYOR. Good luck all

Ticor: rhetorical question I suppose. I m certain there are many (like myself) who had bought in first at much higher prices and averaged down. Of course many might have sold in despair as raising after raising occurred. Secondly the open offer was prioritised proportionately to existing share holders first, and it had good uptake. This leads me to believe many of those holding would have higher averages (ex mine is about .07p after big top ups) and are willing to be patient to realise value. The fact that directors own such a large chunk is very reassuring (to me atleast. I learnt the hard way ex Moni that skin in the game is essential, if it’s not there, abandon the share imho) Whether people sell on a spike or not, of course is up to each individual, but if new contracts are announced, or scope for recurring contracts for ex, plus some revenue from gyrometric too, there’s huge potential and many may hold further. Geocurve has always stated it wants long term relationships with its customers ie ongoing contracts. Aviva is only one thread in the narrative. There’s the EA, national grid and Jacobs (who merged with CH2M) a multinational giant etc. Gyrometric for ex has a “monitoring system” described, which analyses data from the IME/gyromon etc and feeds back to operators. The inventors are pedigree academics, they have worked 20 years plus on refining the tech and it’s the real deal from what limited diligence I’ve done. Wind turbines are taking off in UK and Europe, the markets targeted. Huge growth area €27billion financing in just 2016. Maintenance is a big issue. Gyrometric on the one hand, geocurve on the other. (Drones halve inspection cost average for a wind turbine from $1500 to $750, it’s a win win). The current gyrometric trial is WITH a leading turbine producer/operator. In other words, if the trial is a success, they hope to fit the kit into turbines at point of manufacturing. Of course big IF. The tech includes (just my non tech opinion) AI, not just to monitor the equipment, but to manage it ie speeds, gears etc to avoid damage (ex marine kit) or to optimise output (ex wind turbines). I see a subscription/maintenance type service here, which augurs well for recurring income streams. All just my humble opinions. DYOR. Good luck all

NCM has to support any remaining 60% holder recommendation. That’s 51.3% (given they hold 14.54%). Fear leads to seeing black cats everywhere; and interpreting data incorrectly imho. The Aguinaga drill came out of mineralisation as their model predicted. Ex: spend of $129m in calendar 2018 is “progressive total spend” carried over from 2017. So it’s only $105m for 2018. Even that has been smashed down due to savings. Financial statement recently stated 26.6m AUD for drilling and all exploration costs of some 38,250m in second six months of 2017. They had 128m aud end of 2017. That’s just US $20m for 38,250m. Anyways, having done my reading, I have no fears here. It’s simply a matter of time. And I have plenty of time. If there’s a raise whenever, so be it. It’s cash in the bank. Just my two pence opinions. It suits my risk appetite and my judgement. Frankly nothing positive or negative posted here should swerve any decisions, DYOR. Make your own decisions. Good luck all

Scrat/BNC: lets keep these quotes hidden from Mrs Lotto lol

What about Peter Bojtos? Does he sound like a used car salesman too? Lol

Rio Amarillo was mentioned amongst the new finds. Bonanza grade epithermal is what I m predicting, like the 79g/t in the other rock chip finds imho. Some new info in the presentation. Of course Anna needs some guidance on rookie mistakes like poor eye contact, reading slides which isn’t really “presenting” etc. More importantly the slides being technical in parts must be daunting if the person lacks (or perceives they lack) depth. But hey who cares? Solg is selling copper and gold upside. Doesn’t need salesmanship. I m interested in the data as I m certain most others. Keep selling PIs :-)). Institutions accumulating. All good. Imho. DYOR. Good luck all

I m hoping for some update/s on the website. Let�s wait and see, there�s a lot of regulatory processes to get through, and in two jurisdictions across time zones UK and Canada..not like we have a choice lol Good luck all

https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2018-04-19/u-k-goes-a-record-55-hours-without-coal-as-clean-power-expands

Mirabeau: sharehub?