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My thoughts confirmed on conflicts of interest - scroll to the bottom of the tweet:
https://mobile.twitter.com/SML_Minerals/status/1349635241812570113

Actually, no - every time LR releases news, a swift share-price decrease follows.

The BoD and the Manners have certainly averaged down - but is Cobre the real deal to keep the lights on, or would quarterly or half-yearly dilutions be the norm to **** up - sorry, I meant cover - operations?

Tease, I share your enthusiasm for this grossly undervalued share - but information from LR is what we need to boost it to its next level.

Take what John Meyer says with the largest pinch of salt your digits would be capable of, well, pinching: SP Angel’s previous clangers over public media have provoked ire - to the extent that one of the directors of an AIM company had to tweet a correction on Meyer’s misinformation in an interview; besides, brokers operate in an increasingly digitised world where the average investor can mine as much publicly available information as much as they do - they exist for capital raises and regulatory compliance.

No - a laughing stock.

Another six months to drag out before anything ‘material’ happens here.

DV, With what you and others articulate about this company, it has become an imponderable.

Which one of you wonderful posters owns that Twitter handle?

Why in a celestial body’s name would you expect to submit the PEPR during this quarter when that process has been going of for what seems the best part of eighteen months?

Recent BoD’s lies: ‘Couple of large RNSes’ and ‘Close to material progress’ - read limp RNSes and material regression.

Half a mil for a part-time job - quids in.

I view both half-empty and half-full: over the previous two years - empty promises with a seemingly regressive strategy; over the next year or so - potential to handsomely bag if the BoD competently manage to find the right handle(s), returning to a progressive state.

Another positively dressed-up RNS, with sugar-coated headline-numbers, but without revealing what’s under the hold-up on the LC PEPR - the ostensibly imminently catchable belle of our financial ball - while still persistently dancing to Brenda’s captivating - yet mythical - compensatory tune; the dancing-shoes wear thin through flirting on the same dance-floors, without finding a suitor to marry at least even one of SML’s offspring - but worryingly leaving us without our trousers.

Togo ‘s become a burdensome Logo.

PC, Yet with what money could we afford other business options?

Jim, Indeed, I meant exploitation licence.

Cornish, Thanks for responding - as ever, your views are enlightening.

Cornish, What have we got that they haven’t - a dithering, prevaricating, AIMless BoD.

Togo is Nogo - overuse of the word ‘imminent’, over the last decade, now wears thin on even the most thick-skinned investor; and if it happened, it would be the bonus - anyone who invests now would surely focus on our Utah production. Moreover, what is the purpose of spending more money on drilling when the Togolese government continually stall our exploration licence? The hackneyed phrase ‘Throwing good money after bad’ sums it up.

Cornish, Are you still confident in Redmoor as a stand-alone project?