The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Conroy Gold’s exploration programme at its Clontibret gold target has to date resulted in a JORC compliant total resource of over 1 million ounces estimated over 20% of the Clontibret gold target area.
That is your second or third slip up there Mr H
I suspect Newcastle is somewhere much sunnier.
Hopefully 'our man O'Toole' will have matters in hand.
Peter O’Toole has operated in the civil engineering, construction and agroindustrial sectors in Bolivia for over 30 years, specialising in mining and government infrastructure projects.
He is a Civil Engineer by discipline, educated at University of London – Queen Mary College, and GMIT Institute of Technology, Galway, Ireland.
He is also the Honorary Consul General of Ireland in Bolivia.
Nice to see you here.
How do you rate CLON's change of securing a JV with YLB to explore for and develop smaller salt flats where lower impurity levels allow for easier processing and therefore a more profitable operation using traditional, albeit enhanced, recovery techniques.
you have missed out the bit where he says clearly that he is disappointed with Allenby Capital's valuation for 2.6p.
Also the new route to monetisation which he didn't mention in the 'meet the company' interview a week or so back.
Convenient, I assume you are also buying after this latest bullish interview but cannot possibly say so. Or is it the friend.
that should keep Mr White fuming for a couple of weeks until Price arrives in London.
Then he will be nowhere to be seen, like today or any other bad day I the markets as I
assume he is busy elsewhere.
“When we look at the outlook for the copper market over the course of the next three, five, 10 years, what we see are essentially impossibly large deficits developing over that timeframe,” he said.
“By the middle of this decade, we’re forecasting the largest ever deficit in the copper market. This market has such severe imbalances that they’re not resolvable at current price levels.
“That’s the crux of the issue in the copper market. It’s just an impossibly tight future. At today’s price, there’s no fundamental adjustment under way that that can meaningfully solve what lies ahead.”
Speaking with Bloomberg’s Odd Lots podcast on Wednesday, Mr Snowdon predicted copper could rise from its current price of around $US9300 ($13,000) a tonne to $US15,000 ($20,000), and “we don’t rule out [that] copper could be a $US50,000 ($70,000), could be a $US100,000 ($140,000) commodity”.
Mr Snowdon explained that such a previously unheard of level was because, unlike energy and agricultural commodities such as oil or wheat, the price of copper only made up a very small part of the cost of the end product.
“So for the copper price to drive demand destruction in cars, in electronics, you’re going to have to see a massive outsized move in the copper price to achieve the necessary increase in the cost of the total good to drive that demand destruction,” he said.
“The thing about the copper market is that we’ve never been in such an extreme set of fundamental circumstances. We’ve never had to go to end demand destruction pricing to achieve a rebalancing.”
Copper is the third most widely used metal in the world, with global demand of about 25 million tonnes per year.
Agree. JT must be worth £50m.
Only looking for 0.25p not 2p or 5p
That a nice profit
Based on the fact that it went from 4m to 2m in the 10 months prior to that and that they still have the gas asset.
Wake up
0.1075p to 0.1095p
Let’s see
The sp 12 months ago was 0.34p before the gas drill.
Since then an extra 1,400m shares have been issued. Adjusting for dilution 0.25p is about ball park.
You will have to come up with a new angle I am afraid as that one is now ‘BUSTED’
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Cm1mDihuEXQ
And from 8.35 in this one
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oIlZvalp4Rk
https://www.csis.org/blogs/development-dispatches/bolivia-pursuing-sustainable-lithium-mining
It's capped at 35m having been 70m prior to the recent sector wide slide.
Lets compare cheese with cheese not chalk.
FACT
It is 5% not 15%In the middle of the mountains in PeruAnd NOT more advanced that the Molaoi Project.You telling porkies.Why would you do that???Cos you got an agenda, everyone here can see.Either you are as thick as two short planks (I think not)or you are playing a game. FFS a lot of exploration is down 50%Beside my average is 0.7p so I am down 38%Not much difference between that and the 32%rock is up since you been on here slating it.
WSG said to avoid like the plague at 0,375p, some 35% lower than the close today,
He was also claiming the other week that the Macro situation wasn't the reason for the recent
poor performance yet today it was one of his main objections. First his 'friend lost half his money'
then he bought back in. All of a sudden WSG is familiar with the various entry and exit points traders
may have used.
ADD it all up and it is clear the guy is a stooge at best.
I agree with Earl that Molaoi is a ready made mine with a £1bn market value of contained metal.
Just 5% to 10% is worth many many multiples of current price, FACT
The mine is already built.
How often does that happen?
Morning Trojan
Just taken a position here and am hoping Colin Bird will wear an extra bright tie and be extra loud about this on as he says it is the best ever. 230,000t V2O5 is worth a lot.
Picked this up from ZM Traders cafe interview with CB and IMO when the Sunday Roast and the rest of the Pigs get stuck in it will fly.