RE: RRR Helpful, can you kindly fill us in re: history of RRR.20 Apr 2024 08:37
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Thank you so much for the detailed explanation relating to the above subject title. Here are some of my comments:
[1] In recent days, it was pointed out to me that the funder/s are the cause of the share price fall. So, the direction join us. This is something taught at school that those calling to join them are IN fact ze leader with the cause. The rest are sheep who may not know what they are getting themselves into. Hence, independent thinking is taught and to this end, joining the debating society helped, in that it gives everyone A CHANCE to PRESENT their case in point.
[2] The most powerful methodology is to point that ve are the ones to be pitied and they are the rich ones. Hence, why I checked the address published said to be the office premises of RRR. Suffice to say, it was NOT welcomed. Why? Oh, I was NOT going along with the theme of its us vs the co. Ze leader is usually the one who will tell the rest, its the apex principle or triangle where only 1 is at the top.
[3] At Red Rock Resources, the history of the past IS NO LONGER relevant. Why? In the case of Solgold, the share price fell when the major walked off in the Solomon JV. Then, they tried Queensland but this county is not known for high grades so it was not pursued. Then, Cascabel came along & the work of Dr Rohlach, the Geo who did his PhD at Bukit Tujuh deposit proved to be the game changer via standard geological modelling. But as usual, the grades were not even everywhere - there will be higher grade zones and the rest is the shell etc as norm. Tier 1 - Yes, but it is rather deeper than just suitable for shallower mining. If it is shallow, unless there is tonnage, it will also be a shorter life mine, of which majors are only interested in long life mines. So, the wait to get the capex continues of $1.5bn initially. Same for all the other Tier 1 projects. One can search for 10 of the world's biggest undeveloped copper or gold deposits. So, this is NOT an isolated case and Mather said it takes 16 year to get a mine going. Last night on Twitter, they said 20 years.
[4] No CEO can tell any shareholder minute by minute. Mather told from inception it takes 16 years in general, from start to mining so no one can say they dont know. For this reason, Life Cycle of a Junior Miner and Lassonde Curve is insightful. That is where RESEARCH comes in, in general and in particular of mining itself. IF, one depends on others, then if folks care to share, then it is a fruitful discussion where it is not just an echo chamber.
[5] I wont go over old ground but suffice to say:
NO ONE WOULD HAVE ESCAPED THE LAST FEW YEAR OF THE COMMODITY BEAR MARKET. Any proof? Yes, I refer to 3 sets of data of which OilPlayer2009's list of 40 Junior Explorer shows that all lost some 83% but that has NOT been updated as losses have gone to 99% in some cases. ANY EXCEPTIONS? NONE from my experience except GGP & Solg who lost a bit less at 39p to 5p+ and 42p to 6p respectively, so le