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Quadrum,

In the last Ascendant interview (late May) their Chairman said that he hopes to announce "private funding in the near term":

https://youtu.be/obbDiwp85vY?t=244

Project financing will change the way some view the project as would complete clarity of MAFL's residual percent of the project and the terms thereof.

Angela Rayner
@AngelaRayner
I know Dominic Raab is a karate black belt and everything - but I’ve got my kung fu pandas on and I’m ready! #PMQs

https://twitter.com/AngelaRayner/status/1542099773796356097

Lego WW1 - The Battle Of Verdun - stop motion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qo-58zeyETQ

Some people have too much time on their hands

A more honest subject line?

What surprises me is that some think that all unbuilt mines will not get built whilst the current inflationary and recessionary environment persist. They forget that the supply of some minerals is getting stretched [copper?] as supply remains constant / declining and new mines are not started.

The IRR of LS is stonking - over 50% - and the payback period is less than 2 years on a 15 year mine. The economics are compelling and news soon about financing for the mine would not be a surprise.

Is that the track that the good train UKOG takes when it goes back to the knackers yard?

The worst thing about this board is that The Dear Leader never does anything to disrupt the trolling... If only he would actually start making some money and stop doing discounted placings then people would have less to complain about.

I am sure some remember the 'money, money, money" parody video [link below in case you missed it].

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1_stpqkU7w

It is CGI footage, not the real thing.

'cave time?'

I have a share that has dropped nearly 40% and got to a psychological support level... I would have bought some more as it seems a screaming buy but bargains are just getting cheaper as not enough people are buying and the Market Makers only want so many shares.

Calling the bottom is never easy on an individual share but some are dropping further than I would expect so cash has some appeal even though inflation is a killer...

"Why are so many hydrogen deals being announced" - Interesting video about 'solid hydrogen storage':

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0fnEsz4Ks0

[Undecided with Matt Ferrell]

Yes, and lived in a white's only area. Not a good society even though I obviously benefitted from high quality education, health care etc.

More locust news

https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/mormon-cricket-swarm-us-crops-b2110478.html

mick,

This website features mainly Western Cape news

https://www.groundup.org.za/

You would not want to live on the bottom rungs of the ladder... or have enough to make the poor jealous / you a target.

I was... my folks took me to ZA when I was a toddler.

I was 17 working in a hotel, and they needed more workers asap for the weekend. Sent out onto the street to recruit people who ended up labouring for a few days, sleeping and eating in the hotel. A few weeks later, a guy jumped out of a dumpster in the backyard of the hotel where he had been jumping up and down on rubbish to compact it to thank me, as he had ended up getting employed full time at the hotel.

I would have just finished my A-Levels and would have started my Articles with a big 4 firm a few weeks later... the world is indeed an unequal place. Back then there was still apartheid; I could enter through the front door, the workers I worked amongst had to use the back entrance.

It seems the best word to sum up ocelot's posts. Never a bad word to say against the company, no matter how badly the company performs or treats its shareholders. The "Strong Buy" opinion helps management, not shareholders seeking accountability as it helps sustain interest in averaging down as discounted shares hit the market

Management even had bouncers at today's AGM to deal with unruly attendees - would an impolite shareholder have been treated with the same contempt?

I expect that there will have been some sort of incentives offered... Turkey's economy is in a bad way, and Erdogan needs wins on the international stage as he faces elections next year. His moves will alienate Russia, so there is a risk to him that Russian tourists will stay away and that the flow of Russian weapons to him will stop [Turkey is reliant on the S400 missile system].

The success of Turkeys Bayraktar drones against Russian artillery may have made him feel more powerful and willing to stand up against Russia [Russia's silence against the Uyghur genocide must annoy Turkey].

To put Ninetails comment into perspective, in May 2018 there were less than 4 billion shares in issue. Now there are more than 16 billion. So, not only is the share price down by more than 90%, but the reward that each share can hope for from future earnings is just 25% of what it was.

£30b m/cap - anybody who thinks they can influence market sentiment on a 2-bit investor bulletin board needs to spend more time with their Psychiatrist.

On Thursday at 12pm BST our CEO Alex Walker will join a panel discussion and Q&A session on geological exploration in #Kazakhstan, hosted by the British-Kazakh Society. Please register before 8pm on Wednesday via the link to attend:

https://bit.ly/3ubbaXM

https://twitter.com/EastStar_PLC/status/1541821740711641090

Could be interesting...