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Political leaders and Banbury have probably sucked their thumbs at a similar stage in life - implied.

I don't think the company boss is a dummy...

Thinking in terms of individuals: there's plenty of ego in politics and there is also some sport...

If we look at football, Brian Clough and Jose Mourinho at their peak were great managers with big egos.

A big ego is not a prerequisute of greatness, a big will might help...

The good should not be the enemy of the great, one does not need to follow the other but if it does - well done, "great" should not be desired just for validation but if it is the result of the need to achieve and very good results - we'll done, but it is the good that counts...

Helpful, think you meant to reply to aiminvester rather than Doggie regarding Dukey, he's probably read it though...

Agree with your right to defend...

Banbury relax... watch the big buy buy, maybe throw a couple of darts... see the share fly... and it could be point 20.

My support to Theeeduke, as well as Maidit... it is not from the negative but that it is possibly true and clearly funny.

With respect...

He is a wise man with his attitude to war and peace, forgiveness... like turning "the other cheek" with strength.

... Caledonian orogenic belt.

Its' funny with neighbours and am just going to do this from memory...

Namibia is regarded as highly prospective for oil exploration and within very recent years there was a least one (which was a catalyst) major discovery in the sea I believe.

Uruguay is now regarded as highly prospectice with exploration in sea assets. Different continents but a long time ago their seabed or was it land? was connected,two parts that were once whole and that is the rational for exploring in Ugandan waters as well - majors are following this rationale.

Then again, am putting interpretation in my words, there is the Caledonian orgenic belt (relating to Dalradian Gold research) this runs through Scandinavia and North Amercica, including Nothern Ireland and Scotland.

The physically analogous is relevant even accross large distances.

Some great talents came out of that daytime soap including a small role: Kylie Minogue, Jason Donovan, Russel Crowe, Natalie Imbruglia and Guy Pierce are a few...

Pierce's best film wa perhaps LA Confidential but he he was also very good in the remake of H.G. Well classic, "The Time Machine".

Banburys' repeat references to lithium has often got me thinking of that other film, with the delorean that ran on plutonium, "1.21 gigawatts!..."

Good research either way, genuinely...

Passiton... Eddie, though beyond that... generally neutral opinion.

News, went back a few days on GMET share chat, they had an online investor presentation at 10:00am on 30th May, think the tweet to do with perceived under value of the parent company was later in the day? The next day there was mention of POW rerate being in proportion - on that occasion to GMET rerate.

With cause and effect it is also useful to bear in mind possibility of correlation which I know you will know of.

Anyway they were good tweets...

Hopefully if there is genuine good news for RRR, if anyone thumps the table it would be like a bunch of cabinet ministers agreeing with what they perceive to good news - of which there have also been videos.

News, the upside for POW today is not "only" after tweets. There is an RNS out today to do with a possible joint venture to do with Uranium assets. That is an example of good work by the current CEO developing from the good work on foundations from the previous CEO.

I also interpret the "table thumping differently", I think that is largely from enthusiasm more than frustration, GMET has had a good performance chart since launch and the company bosses are very enthusiastic about the assets.

Like you I share enthusiasm for the main person to whom you refer.

I am also enthusiastic for the good work and relevant expertise of the two CEOs of the companies mentioned.

Cheers...

News, I was just advocating for complete fairness and accuracy relating to the context that was discussed. The remarks I referred to are there... and was remembered with enough accuracy to be consistent with the intention of the remark - it is not the same as general advocation - where there has been exaggeration of the negative, I have challenged it.

Will read the most recent post then go, cheers.

News to clarify, I put the 2012 bit in brackets and it was alluding to previous project succes RRR had with a gold and silver, a positive...

I am only recalling what one of the negative posters specifically said at some point within the last two months about his stated time as an accountant.

For anything else: I note your remarks and Helpful's comment, I don't recall either way anything definitely inconsistent to that. I remember the building society thing but not the words, if someone said "my mob" it could be out of affection for a period of time spent with them but... quality of expression might help the reader to distinguish between past tense and present sense.

So I can't recall the other remark in specific detail and I don't have time to look back, will be offline shortly for several hours, perhaps rest of the day.

Cheers...

News, In complete fairness I can remember Banburyboy saying (even though he chooses not to remember that RRR annual report of 19th October 2012 is clear evidence of o a gold snd silver project that was brought "over the line" and oft repeated by me on this forum in response.. ) perhaps a month or two ago on this forum (I will be slightly paraphrasing...) that he worked in that big accountancy firm two years post qualification, then moved on - my interpretation of those words is that he moved on in his capacity as an accountant, he also said in that post that his views do not represent the views of that big firm which I think he left based onhis own recollections... around the mid to late 1980s.

I read all the posts that I encounter very closely, not everyone has the same time or inclination away from times of their own posting - that is not a criticism of yourself or anyone else making honesty expressed opinion. I have been very fair by recalling that basically correct memory... It would be nice if Banbury could also be fair and moderate his tendency to exaggerate the negative history of this company, as if all it was was negative.

Thanks News, I have watched the video, and checked back on the times as you correctly said. I have watched previous ones where Bell used to give examples of Fosterville South as one way of explaining why the whole area was interesting and why RRR/POW had been seeking licences.

Thanks for your communication, answering my question and I appreciate the responses of you and Hepful.

Have a good evening...

Any asset values similar to the estimates in that report would gave a bigger percentage value to the share price of 31/05/24 which I think is about 25/30% of what it was at the time of that report.

I meant relevant neighbour... needed a few a few more sips of tea...

If anyone has difficulty accessing these links, I looked up words from the second one and typed them into my browser, it is obvious this relates to reports by the geologist leading the New Ballarat research for POW / RRR.

From what I can tell, good grades have been inferred and I think it is based on areas of previous production, not the same stupendous ones as of yet. If it is nuggets, then it is distinctly possible that there could be huge grade gold in parts that haven't been mined (or even in areas that have?) probably wouldn't be continuous but there could be very valuable patches and if there are enough patches... or perhaps if the continous stuff, if New Ballarat has some.. is commercial enough to back up search and extraction for nuggets.

That above was a simple explanation of nuggety gold adapted from explanations of nuggety gold by the boss of Alba Mineneral Resources and remembering he explained some of the Canadian gold mines are like that.

Nothing is guaranteed with nuggedy stuff because its patches are hard to find, even if it is there, but modern methods help. News is referring to a relative neighbour and the vastly higher grade compared to the high but lower grade from known areas of work in New Ballarat intertests does not diminish their validity and they retain further potential.

Hepful and News, feel free to correct / clarify what I said, as appropriate.

Thanks...

I've liked reading your comments News, you are one of the reason why I have posted more on this forum. In a different way perhaps I wouldn't mind posting a bit less, as prefer to just read normally. One thing to add to wrap up up what I was saying earlier, an analysis I listened to was Wade had a lot of experience and contacts within the industry. The same analyst (a writer and occasional interviewee from Proactive Invrstors) previously said Johson was experienced had a good understanding of the markets. I think both of them will be good on contacts and both will understand markets and to some extent that might be like chess: there can be tactical players there can be strategic and people will have aspects of both...

Reckon Bell has some strategic ability and some contacts and think he is wise enough to be able to tactically adapt.

Getting back to cracking eggs, guess proof will be in the pudding...