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Decisions, decisions, decisions on where to put my new hard-earned - all in to one, or a split between the two?

Yep - Keras (AIM) did it with Calidus (ASX), literally and metaphorically striking gold for the former’s investors.

Bitcoin, Which was partly my point: valued on only one asset.

An asymmetric bet, folks, an asymmetric bet: currently valued on a single, revenue-generating asset, Cobre itself - imagine the uplift on the PEPR approval?

Uncle Markyess, Wow! Just, wow!

Antharry, Indeed - eventually, his tunes become repetitive, and his initially enthralled audience slowly disperses.

Lupi, That made me chuckle - especially the one about incompetence and making a living.

Cornish would be the one to heed; as for the broken-record man, well, he flips to the B-side when things don’t smoothly groove after overplaying his A-side.

Perhaps they’re preparing themselves for this year’s AGM,

One last throw of the dice, as they say, DV.

Oh, good - someone reported that rude poster.

Why the personal abuse?

Slide 15 - still evaluating it...
https://www.ramblermines.com/files/rumble-ii-investor-presentation-october-2020-for-rns.pdf

Futures, This company’s got multi-bags written all over it; six-and-half weeks - for the PEPR’s approval - before the end of Q2.

Cornish, Thanks for your time and your explanations.

So would you think that LC on its own could increase our share-price to 4p?

Cornish, Thanks. So, on Redmoor, would you think that we might be able to attract enough investment to propel forward its development instead of its being stuck in a circular holding pattern? Because, to me - and no doubt to many others on here, too - it seems at least five years away from producing even a spade’s worth of tin, tungsten, and/or copper.

Cornish, Would you grace us with your expert mining knowledge on articulately explaining the huge market-valuation disparity between CUSN’s Cornish resources and ours, please.

Listen to the latest interview with Mark Thompson, in which he declares one of his firm criteria for investing in a company: a BoD that possess a successful past record in creating shareholder value - can one of you cite even one example of any of our self-confessed illustrious leaders’ said credential?