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Misleading Minerals - ticker: MSM

How about Straysh** Minerals.

It strongly feels as though the BoD will have to admit that they have neither the funds nor a practicable strategy - ironic: we are Strategic Minerals - to progress either of them: realistically, how many times can they miss both their own publicly published timelines and inability to obtain the finances to progress them before their credibility to regain trust completely evaporates?

JP’s too busy lodging his disgracefully excessive wages into his bank account.

I’m most intrigued to read richyptamworth’s - aka SML’s voluntary social-media mouthpiece - thoughts on the BoD’s unenviable record in failing to remain to their publicly published timelines for increasing this company’s value.

Cheers, Marky - will read that research-note.

Need Cornish to explain the Redmoor’s value and the timeline to extract it.

Thanks, Markyess - so we’re half the value we should be?

With the Togolese mining-licence looking less likely - as the days turn into weeks, weeks into months, and months into years - what should be the market-value of Keras?

Forget a later update, and try a late update instead.

Less tin exploration, and more trench-digging, followed by the age-old technical analysis of colander-led soil-sifting - wiggly-worms would be the result.

Good question, Cookie - would demand for priority-review vouchers be great enough to warrant an auction? My guess would be yes: there must be a few deep-pocketed pharmas that would splurge on ensuring that one of their new treatments gain a speedier review - and quicker monetisation.

Our soon-to-be-published accounts will provide perspective on our self-funding ability for the next year.

Bricks, Touché!

Therein lies one of the main problems with Keras: consistent communication - a little flurry of news, followed by a nerve-inducing silence that would scare away even the walking dead.

Plato, You’ve SOC’d it RAiT to uS.

Every poster here would like to know the value of our US operation, which will likely be clearer sometime next year.

The unvarnished truth for SML’s projects: no excess money - from anywhere - to progress and develop either Redmoor or Leigh Creek: Cobre just about covers overheads, including the BoD’s exorbitant pay-packets.

The amount spent on acquiring and rehabilitating it may not yield much profit - if any - were it sold; looks as though the BoD will persevere with it - if only to salvage their pride. As for Redmoor, the only seemingly feasible option to regain the money we’ve spent on it would be to sell it to a bigger player, perhaps retaining a small interest in it to earn royalties.

Light reading - https://blogs.worldbank.org/opendata/fertilizer-prices-expected-stay-high-over-remainder-2021

RMM’S putting the freshness back.