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Looks like my 60P+ is hanging by a hair or two. I’m hoping for a trim rather than a tonsure!

It’s not rocket science, it was just a very prolonged delayed ignition on the ramp. Final countdown has resumed with blast-off shortly, Apologies for inconvenience.

Your Lunar Transport Manager

Ian

(We’ll be all over the moon!)

I assure you, Jarv, my feet are on the ground! The Keys to the Kingdom of Kola will not come cheaply, to paraphrase Mac. Heavens, I’ve forgotten the Alluvial Riches of the Urals.

Montmuzard, is there any reason to think the Russians will not continue to smile on EUA? The answer is no. The investment world is watching. I expect a sales tax of 15%, no tonsure and at most a face-saving trim for appearances’ sake which is not going to scare away investment.

The figure of 115-130P has kept cropping up again and again over the years (including the average of hundreds of guesses minus outrageous outliers). My landing area is 60-75P. Expect loud crowing from this quarter if I am correct!! At 40P I’ll still be audible but only just!

Each point you make is absolutely right, Mac.

I am not surprised there was no RNS this morning, all things considered. Treat yesterday’s discovery as an orchestrated step on the sign-posted way to full disclosure. Are there further ‘discoveries’ to be made to smooth the way to the final RNS from the BoD? Fortunately or unfortunately, it is not going to come out of the blue.

Yesterday I misread a post about that unbalanced inmate of the green cage and thought for a moment he had died by his own hand.

I’m guessing the Russian authorities are at last happy with the price EUA have now negotiated with a buyer. As we know and as they have said, they examine every sale and have to be happy with it before it gets their blessing. That obviously includes the price and the amount of tax they consider is due to the state from a proper estimate of value. Where is thoroughly objectionable TrickyDicky & cohort now with those wise-guy comments?

How many botflies expired in their green cages today? The angry buzzing fades away apart from one or two wastrels like TitBoy whom I incarcerated, I’m glad to say, many many months ago. I always had faith in CS and I think that faith will reward me and all LTH handsomely.

That is how it looks to me as well,MM.

Ireland has taken us by surprise. We remain cautiously optimistic.

From old PRD RNS 24th January 2024

I suppose PRD were taken by surprise a second time when no news arrived by the end of March.

My eco-friendly suggestions bear fruit. I really do have green fingers, it seems.

LG is probably in bad humour after S.Boldy’s public commitment to ‘ring-fencing’.

'In the meantime, Shareholders will also continue to benefit from the Company's interest in the potential outcome of the ECT Claim and we believe this, along with our AIM listing, will provide significant value for discussions with interested parties looking to undertake a Reverse Takeover.

'With a market capitalisation of less than £1 million and a likely claim under the ECT in excess of US$100 million, we believe the Company's interest in the outcome of the ECT Claim potentially offers shareholders a multiple increase in the current valuation in any discussions over future assets vended into the Company and constituting a Reverse Takeover which, in turn, would also see a lifting in the suspension of our shares on AIM.'

Do we need interest from other companies to stir LG from his lethargy?

Some people’s brains may be distributed in greater or lesser proportions across various parts of the body according to popular belief but I don’t think that applies to the experts at WAI. If they point to 47% IRR and 3 years payback (at yesterday’s prices, not tomorrow’s with LOM of 11 years) they must be pointing to the rich copper/nickel veins the Bod referred to.

If you read last year’s Annual Report carefully and accurately you will understand why WAI were able to predict an IRR of 47% and payback after 3 years. If Nickel accounts for half the total value this would hardly be possible according to Mr Hackett. The answers are all there - make sure you find them if you are concerned that buyers may be put off by poor grades.

Suddenly my screen turns massively green. Whatever has needled the negheads this morning?

Hedge Fund Manager in FT:

We are moving towards a doubling of demand growth for copper due to the electrification of the world, including electric vehicles, solar panels, wind farms, but also military usage and data centres,” he told the Financial Times.

“I think we could end up to $40,000 per tonne over the next four years or so. I’m not saying it will stay there then; eventually we will get a supply response, but that supply response will take more than five years.”

Imagine selling for 40P and then this happens. What a nightmare for our BoD!

I appreciate this is speculation but it seems likely to me that the Russian bank wants the return of money it is owed. It is therefore saying it has a prior claim to the shares in order to guarantee that it gets what it is owed. Maybe I have missed something that invalidates this line of thought. Perhaps we cannot expect to hear anything until the court case is concluded sometime in June?

Cure: see green, not red.