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I hope you're right but I still see a (relatively) small company with big ambitions and with multiple focuses. I hope it works but I'm sure you agree that the constant sp drop to a level few expected to see again after all this time is disappointing . I believe it could have been organised better with one success leading to another and at lower cost and this sp would never have been seen again

You're right. I wasn't. I know his priority but it could have happened by now without divided attention on other sites and it has to be done while resources are divided. If cash runs low because of multiple site expenses, more placings = lower sp. Doesn't it?

I Still believe this for no other reason than that I believe that one job completed quickly, using all available talent/expertise and at minimum expense is more cost effective than dividing resources, spending more cash and spreading the best of the talent over other jobs.
One mine could, imo, be operating and proving itself a success by now and the sp would be higher and the confidence greater for investment in the other operations that followed. At the moment, trying to move all ahead together is producing doubt about delivery as evidenced in the major holding reduced today. One thing at a time is so much more effective

If only they could have been at that price! Other than that,though, wonderful news after so long here. I remember writing to the company some years ago asking why they never pushed discoveries through and this time they have. It's ideal for them of course. Gold/Silver mines have massive costs and this just works from an open pit at very low cost and, plus, for those who have typed some enormously offensive posts in the past, I hope they will reflect on the fact that it was Patrick who had the expertise in his subject to recognise the minerals for what they were and saw the possibilities. Congratulations to him and thanks to those in the office who are always pleasant to deal with. It looks as though things are moving forward nicely.

in my opinion. One at a time would have given us solid, regular news of progress and kept all investors happier I imagine, certainly me anyway

returning later yesterday. Hopefully the worst is over and the move to true value begin.

showing good signs of progress. Hopefully new investors will start to notice that there's something happening here.

Only just got used again to the giddy heights of .08. Two small buys , no sells and 3% comes off. What's going on?

as was the case yesterday and sp dropped then as well. Disappointing. We need that permit and soon. Does anybody know how long that is likely to take? Approval should provide a decent rise as would a successful outcome of the diatomite testing. Disappointed about the drop to the bargain basement earlier today but it's been there before and recovered, albeit only modestly considering the potential. Good news tomorrow??

Been in this more years than I care to remember. SP now worth a little over the price before consolidation. Watch a promotional video and be dazzled by Harry's dynamic enthusiasm. Let's be honest, for long terrm holders it's nobody's best investment.

Although a fair sized sale prior to open and probably a late reaction to the unexplained fall yesterday, things seem to be improving. Undervalued, imo, and after the excellent RNS of a few days ago, worth a top up. DYOR of course

My thanks to those who responded with information last evening. Much appreciated

I posted this morning but had no response asking what Copper Cement actually is because I don't know other than that SML has it at Leigh Creek but all discussion today concerned what were buys and what sells. Fair enough but because SML are Copper miners I wondered why they chose to describe what they mined differently. I've dug around and suspect, but I've no expertise on this, that it could be Copper concentrate with another name which has a healthy demand but a lower price. I'm sure that there are experts out there so are they able to confirm or deny that suggestion. .Information for mounting a novice trawl is pretty scant.

What is it and why is it so described and, for that matter, what is it used for?

My experiences of consolidations have always been bad. In theory, they appear fine with less shares and a corresponding price rise leaving the m.cap the same but, and it may be just that I've been in the wrong shares but I doubt it to be always the case, people start selling and continue selling, leaving LTH's nursing big losses. TP are certainly aware of that as a big risk. Be ready to sell fast if it happens and buy back much cheaper later.seems to be the rule.DYOR

This could have been such a success. News was good until.... Little hope now. Destroyed Thanks BM.

How short is your timescale? Unless you're in great need a lot have invested heavily in this recently with expectations of a good reward. None of us can be sure though, excepting for results so far which have been darned good and patience is worth a try for me anyway.

Of course, money will be needed but shed loads? I doubt it. It will be open cast I imagine with the lower costs that that means. Some bulky quantities have been shipped to potential clients for examination without any difficulty which means the product is easily accessible and, with Patrick's reputation for running a cost efficient operation, would expect it to be the reason for pursuing this rather than the Junction Project which would have involved a hefty outlay and deep pockets to match.

Claire goes. No news. Share price more than halves. Any connection? Let's hear what's happening. There's no incentive for buyers and all investors are suffering and no, it's not Brexit to blame

Several different perspectives under this title including positive. It's not mine. I see that one RNS out of the blue for shareholders has wiped out almost half the market cap of the company which means almost half of the funds I and other holders owned yesterday when the RNS was published and they will be as angry as me about that I imagine.
Pedra Branca was what I was invested in directly and that has now become indirect through a uranium miner. If I'd wanted to invest in uranium, I'd have done so. There was a suggestion that the new owner will be more successful
at unlocking value than BM. Optimism is always welcome but that won't be hard. He's certainly made a mess of this,
We'll have to see if the selling continues tomorrow. There seems little point when it's approaching loose change so we'll just have to hope for some stabilisation for a start.