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Silver wants to break out again..

And silver back at $23 and rising...

Iron ore will be an easy venture especially at the hrades we have. Dig it out, put it on a big container and send it off to the Chinese. Use proceeds to fund further exploration at the silver / gold and copper mines. Bish bash Bosh.

Sorrentoresources I should say lol

Go to sorrentoreasources. Com
I don't really need to say more.

I'm just enjoy watching silver strengthen and accumulate at any drops. I'm in no rush. Big news coming sooner or later.

I think a jv or farm in would be more beneficial as a takeover would not show anywhere near the resources in ground. Jv to show value first and then buyout eventually.

And silver nearly back at $23++. Time to make some deals.

Probably needs someone to help negotiate the terms of a JV or farm in.

I don't see many sub £5m MCAP companies with so many prospective silver/gold/copper/iron ore and gold resources. There is some possibility of Palladium at Elizabeth Hill too. Lots of work being done. ($23 silver..+++)

LSE is rubbish. Go on RNS website and read the latest RNS of 20 July 2020. Would be a good start.

Silver has just broken $23. Good luck anyone buying in tomorrow.

Silver nearly @$23.00 p/oz. Major re-rate due here if things continue that way. Not many companies with this exposure and such low MCAP out there.

There is considerable upside here looking at predicted silver prices. Bonanza grades at two of the mines. If we get a JV this will be boomtime.

To give some perspective. 1p would only be ~£16m MCAP

In the recent presentation they said there had been interest so I wouldn't be suprised.

Good luck getting stock if you are waiting on the sidelines.

Don't complain. Just keep loading up at these low levels. Huge re-rate due here as silver prices increase in coming months and years. Hold tight.

Shows the interest and with volume increasing and silver at 5 year highs theres only one way this can go. Not many ways to get exposure on the UK market. Esp with a mcap of £3m.

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