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These publications have got to fill space,and they're hardly the world's greatest forecasters. Everything is Opinion ultimately, I dunno why people pass it off as some kind of word of god.

People can do without entertainment, they can't do without food, especially in situations of food shortages and rising prices of commodities, which will be bullish for fertilizer mines.

Yes, the frustration is palpable. At the moment, the Lost Sheep Mine in Utah is the ONLY U.S. producing Fluorspar Mine. Think about that for a minute...

These price levels are a bit ridiculous, but when pennies fall from heaven, you've got to take them, if you can.

Please bear in mind that 15.60p was on 5,000 volume @ £780.00 on an "Uncrossing Trade."

Shorting adds liquidity to the market but can leave a lot of blood in the water during a feeding frenzy.

Are you John Conman -- sorry, John Connor -- sent from the future to warn about Vodafone going to 50p and sending world financial markets plunging like in 1998 and the Long-Term Capital Management (LTCM) fiasco that nearly brought the world's financial markets to its knees?

If you want to know "The Importance of Geological Mapping" with regards to solgold, then go to youtube, and type in the words in quote marks. Solgold's Ecuador adventure is just too big to fail.

Wise words. We all offer various opinions, but that's all they are. Opinions. They shouldn't be treated as the god's honest truth.

There's geo-political risk in a number of countries. Look at Tanzania for example. Strategic Minerals is looking a wise bet as they're operating in Anglo countries, but who says they'll be immune from disturbances in the years ahead, especially if a left wing government gets into power or green-backed environmental groups rise up? Seems unlikely in Australia or England, but in this upside down world, you never know what'll be next.

Unfortunately so. I know the £s crept up against the dollar, but even so... They exploit us every which way possible in this country, especially with you-know-what fast approaching.

VRS, while in a different sector, is very similar to Blue Prism, with a rising revenue stream but no profits yet. Blue Prism shares are trading at around £12, and have been double that. Current market cap -- almost a billion.

You really can't beat this share. If it was a toss-up between AVIVA and RDSB, then there's really no contest.

If you look at revenue year on year it's not looking as bad as the picture you're trying to paint. In fact, it's showing pretty good potential. Directa Plus's revenue is considerably less than VRS's and declining.

African Tantalum and Namibia have so many advantages.

The DRC has been having a noteable ebola outbreak recently, so it's a dubious area for guaranteed supplies.

I'm surprised this share is being ignored, considering its potential and also taking into account the amount of graphite -- one of the key materials -- that goes into lithium batteries. All to do with timing, I guess. IF it takes off, it'll easily exceed its all-time market high.

I see in early February there was a notification that a spouse of a non-exec director disposed of 3/4 of a million shares and purchased them into an ISA.

To be fair to the company, they've only been in production for just over a year. The maiden JORC Resource of about 1.2 million tonnes shows why Lind have invested, and that covers just a small proportion of the Gakara Project. Of course there's risk, but now's not a bad time to invest if you've got the cojones, considering the SP and the rise of EVs and the like in the coming years.

Yes, the equity facility isn't ideal, but Lind 'invest' a lot in the resource sector, especially in Australia. Capital is tight for junior miners currently, so beggars can't be choosers. Yes, the recent RNSs are poor -- that's an understatement -- but RBW have got a chance to redeem themselves if they can get things into gear. But it's going to be tough going. As Lind's Managing Director, said: “Lind believes Rainbow is at a critical inflection point and offers a unique investment opportunity: it’s in production, has a long term sales contract and plans to expand production in the near term.”