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Also the planned grade for 2023 is 3.0g/t not 2.25g/t. Yes it will probably vary a bit month by month but if it averaged 2.25 instead of 3.0 that would be quite a big difference.

Computer-generated

I am not expecting any slow ramp up like you describe Tornadotony. Listening to the recent presentation/q&a they have already been ramping up mining over the last year and have 15,000oz+ stockpiled ready to be refined. Later on he says they are estimating c.2koz gold production in March alone.

Gold rocketing, nearly $1950. Not looking too good for our furry friends.

Gold nicely up on the FED news.

You might be right on the reserves. I said proven as a general term for 'reserves', but techinically they may be 'probable reserves' as can't see any mention of 'proven reserves' on the website.

Also no need to discount your already conservative valuation by another 50% for 'imperfect information on the deposit' - the mine plan is based on proven reserves so is as perfect as it's possible to get. Certainly it should be no more imperfect than at any other mine such as NGLM.

One of the things you missed is the AISC reported for NLGM already includes development/exploration costs to replenish reserves (which is the S in AISC). This is also explicitly stated in each quarterly update.

I suspect a significant part of the market is convinced that Shanta will mess it up this year and Singida will be delayed or there'll be some serious issues, despite repeated statements that everything is on track. They have SHG on some kind of mental '**** list'. Eric referred to 'proving the doubters wrong' by successfully reached first gold pour in March and I expect this will be a major catalyst.
6 weeks to go.

Shorters are no different that buyers really. Shorters sell then later buy, buyers buy then later sell. What matters is the balance between buyers and sellers. So to me it's a shortage of buying interest that's the main 'issue' if there is one.

Last chance to shake weak PIs out as well, so expect a pick-up in FUD.

250k buy from earlier Redhill - Leslie buying back?

Redhill must have some magical psychic powers that allows him to determine who the person is doing each buy or sell?
Either that or he's just making it up.

https://oilman.substack.com/p/sunday-blog-29-january-2023

Why do you think Vlad listed his company in the UK rather than the US where it's based?

For the mug punters.

Read my last post Antium

The other thing to bear in mind is on TSX the 'current price' is actually the price of the last trade, whether buy or sell, and not the mid-price, and the spread is wide. Which is why one day it's 'down 25% and the next 'up 25%'.

https://money.tmx.com/en/quote/BHLI

Yesterday's volume was a massive 16k shares

All these posters talking about the TSX listing as though it's the lead market might want to check the volume on our listing there. Most days there is at most £1k or so traded and today is no exception - currently there are 2 trades totalling 15k shares, about £1k if that. The OTC listing is similarly inconsequential.
The LSE listing is currently the only one that matters.

If you look closely these are not est drill holes but historical results from 1990. Not clear why it wasn't taken any further at the time.