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But unfortunately reluctant to budge above 1.5p

this is the sooooooooound - <br /><br />of silence....

APPLEGARTH - Simply repeating your claim is not good enough, and probably confirms to me that you are clueless. Please explain why Black Hills is the "source"? In less than 3000 characters please.

Applegarth - you really don't have a clue about Geology do you?

This is HOGWASH and ought to be retracted. >>> "I have long suggested that BH is the source of all the gold outcrops in the region. All the gold mined for 30k including Telfer and Nifty."

You deserve to lose every penny invested in this for such a stupid comment.

Proven Gold mines? What utter hogwash.

HOGWASH - Ikea cabinet's last about 3 seconds on average.

What utter hogwash - you realky think that every project will yield results. Cloud cuckoo land.

The thread appears to have been deleted - and my comments...

Matey boy was using various technical expressions to paint a confused and very wrong picture of the local gold bearing environment.

No, no,no, this is terrible terrible geological understanding, so can everyone completely ignore the aforementioned comment.

This is the most stupid, naive post I have seen thusfar - a complete misunderstanding of gold mineralisation and geology. Ffs.

Good point...

Good point actually.

Absolute beast of a tie!

Or of course you might think recent gains are unsubstatiated, be expecting another 3.45% loss by cop and want to cash in as you’d bought at .58 a few weeks ago. One never knows.

Ha - sustainable gold mining - what a load of utter tripe. Gold mining, or any other type of mining for that matter is not sustainable...

I don't necessarily disagree on the sentiment here - TIGER but I would disagree about the confidentiality clauses. I regularly deal with commodities traders and the vast majority of our agreements have very strict confidentiality clauses with hefty penalties for breach. Consider an opaque market like tantalite, not many sellers, and just a few large end users. We aren’t selling mobile phones here. If I was buying or selling this commodity I’d want to keep the price of such goods very strictly under wraps on both sides of the trade to try to get the beat deal. I’d not normally respond to such hogwash but as you’ve swung your dick around, with claims of beings a fine businessman it’s about time someone spelled this one out for you. That all said - I do wonder why they cant simply say “Money in is greater than money going out.” And in my humble opinion, money out is (currently) greater than money coming in and that’s why the share price continues to under perform. If they can update the market with news to the contrary then this will rocket, until that time - we’re all DOOMED.

https://www.ft.com/content/840354b4-5742-11e8-bdb7-f6677d2e1ce8 its mainly a tin play but also has some innovative plans to hunt for Lithium brine. Please use the sharing tools found via the email icon at the top of articles. Copying articles to share with others is a breach of FT.com T&Cs and Copyright Policy. Email licensing@ft.com to buy additional rights. Subscribers may share up to 10 or 20 articles per month using the gift article service. More information can be found at https://www.ft.com/tour. https://www.ft.com/content/840354b4-5742-11e8-bdb7-f6677d2e1ce8 "Strongbow has also agreed to look for lithium in Cornwall with startup Cornish Lithium. Brine within the South Crofty mine is thought to be rich in lithium, which is a key battery metal used in electric car batteries."

ha - that's true that's my area of business these days - i'd be interested in speaking to some of those folks if you would be so kind to pass on some contact details - plappers at gmail.

Hey Robin Hood - do yo use weather data as part of your retail analysis?

I'm not convinced - Lazza seems to be a man who likes to do things thoroughly rather than make a quick buck ... I don't have time to do it but you could probably do a pretty good job on extrapolating concentrations by looking at the petrology and mineral zoning.