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World wide shortage of physical gold. America has asked Canada for help in producing gold coins as they cant keep up with demand. All good.

Needs to be shouted from the roof tops. The market and the public need to know. Then we will move BBC should give us a freebie to promote our tech, seeing as they done all the damage.

Noticed those half million shares that where bought this morning seemed to be at a depressed price.

Operational by January 2022. More Nickel needed every time someone opens up one of these new battery plants. HZM going to be right in the sweet spot.

Up this morning around 2% UK FTSE and US futures.

Cheers Luke,
They just need to keep the price down to the same as ice price now. Especially as we will be in a long recession because of this virus. Money will not be flowing nearly as much. imo.

Good to see nickel back over $1200 this morning and a steady upwards trajectory.

Well sorry to say this but that was a waste of three months wait.

Good point Elgor
Lol Goldie.

Spot up to $1730 and Futures up to $1760.
Next stop $1800, and could be only days away.

Could they be Bed and Isa?

You been on HUM bb today Techie?

No takeover till we have had our £1 party please.

So if we used all our cash and gold at todays prices leaves us only $7 million in debt. I know we cant pay it off today because of penalties, and wouldn't if we could, to leave the cupboard bare, but worth thinking about.
In this current Covid pandemic, got to be a winner.

I don't see a profit in my PF today I'll see my big hairy one.

Cash down from $9 million to $8 million, however inventory of 11,000 oz is circa $17 million and a runway. Ill take it all day long.

120,000 oz per annum at $2000 an ounce = $240,000,000
minus AISC at $850 = 138,000,000
Something to ponder.

Now do the math at $2000 an ounce, cos that's where we are going;-)

Got. Spot on. Great price for gold sold. I was always of the mind as it was quite volatile at the time, that anything over $1500 was a bonus. So to be way over is excellent.

Thanks chaps. Not on LSE yet.