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‘And’ not ‘Mr’

SW, They should pay you to consult on where Mr how to improve Red’s economics.

Hear, hear, Lupi - a mature debate rather than the puerility that has stalked this board.

Never-ending delays equate to LR continues to be paid for longer.

Ah, so, the japer Jed Johnson instead ;-)

Could well be around mid-September: by then, markets should have awoken from their summer-holiday lull.

Cornish, Glad to see that you're still keeping an eye on us - but you've lost me there with that technical breakdown.

SBK, Don't accidentally press the SELL button.

Lupi, Sorry, I cannot remember the company's name - not sure if it was even published.

Around between the end of Q3 and beginning of Q4 - then let the upward momentum increase with abandon.

Tarry, Freeport has outsourced to SML to sell its magnetite, whose sales over this year have significantly increased; therefore, as long as SML shifts its magnetite, it would not care a jot about its customers' contractual conflicts.

Sammy, Indeed, it beckons - rationale's already been previously outlined; yet, every person has a different opinion that contributes to the debate.

Best to ignore the wind-up merchant - his opinions provide as much as insight as Gavin Williamson’s U-turns.

Still view this as an asymmetric bet - hugely undervalued by Mr Market - especially when the the EU-funding news drops. And, it’s in a significantly better position than when a certain Mr Justin Tooth caused many gaps that needed filling in investors’ portfolios.

Trade, Thanks for the AGM update - and, now, we have in sight a non-manganese revenue-source, which, as Uncle Markyess mentioned, a few weeks ago, removes the political upper-hand from Gnassingbe over Keras.

Learner, I believe it will happen - first, with a JV for LC, and second, likewise with Red. The third - yet least unlikely - with a million or so compensation from the con-artiste-in-residence. Moreover, the BoD, quite simply, has to increase value in our existing assets - it’s demolished the value over the past few years by continually overpromising and underdelivering, to the extent that, if viewed unemotionally, cannot be any further eroded - all bad news is out - leaving SML in the best-possible position it’s ever been in to take advantage of sustainable, meaningful revenue growth.

If Gnassingbe were as worried about Togo’s economy, taxes, and jobs, then you might be forgiven for thinking that he would have sanctioned manganese-mining - at the very least - a couple of years ago; consider how much in taxes that he has forgone, let alone a considerable opportunity to instil confidence into deep-pocketed foreign investors in the credibility in the speed and effectiveness of Togo’s mining-application process.

‘Its’ not ‘it’s’ - spellchecker possesses an unswerving predilection for inserting an apostrophe into the possessive pronoun ‘Its’ to turn it into the contraction ‘it’s’.

Well, we’ll know more about it’s putatively higher value around the end of September, or beginning of October.

Would any sane business want JP and AB within their ranks, especially after their jointly responsible decimation of this company’s share-price? Probably not - quite easy to research their collaborative incompetence of the past few years.