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Togo shows like our logo for how not to go about for FOMO on an eventual no-go.

Feels like Waiting For Godot.

Futures, You feeling a bit sour? ;-)

Early Bird, You seem to be flying on my trajectory into a few of my stocks - let’s hope your wings aren’t clipped ??

So, where is that interview?

You’ll recover it - and some.

Hardly ;-)

And you believe the market is an unquestionably perfect company-valuation mechanism? LOL

https://www.lse.co.uk/news/in-brief-keras-resources-calls-meeting-to-approve-utah-acquisition-jwj4vta4r6zlpvb.html

https://www.skyscanner.net/transport/flights/lond/lfwa/200821/200828/?adultsv2=1&cabinclass=economy&childrenv2=&inboundaltsenabled=false&outboundaltsenabled=false&preferdirects=false&priceSourceId=&priceTrace=202007311017*I*LHR*LFW*20200821*skyp*BA%7C202007311017*I*LFW*LHR*20200828*skyp*AT&qp_prevCurrency=GBP&qp_prevPrice=918&qp_prevProvider=ins_month&rtn=1

Now over $2750 - equates to a nine-month payback for the finance for CAI’s mine.

And Keras employs professional analysts - whereas Markyess and IDWD publish meaningful analyses without direct access to BoD - I know whom I would sign up.

To reiterate - all bad news has been laid bare; and, now, the BoD has neither nook nor cranny in which to disguise their collective misjudgments, the majority of which have been undesirably dispensed over the previous two years or so - time to capitalise on our current assets - multi-bags to follow on from this comically aspic share-price.

Freaky, You and Fira are freaking me out - FFS - ;-)

From Proactive:

LME copper inventories see biggest monthly drop since 2009

Copper inventories in LME-approved warehouses fell 66,475 tonnes to 128,125 tonnes according to data from the bourse.

The drawdown was the largest in tonnage terms since 2009 and was driven by withdrawals in both Asian and European markets (Bloomberg).

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/925586/today-s-market-view---glencore-highland-gold-keras-resources-and-more-925586.html

Looking for further US acquisitions - and updating on both phosphate and manganese as they both move towards commercial production over the coming months:

‘’Jean will be employed by Falcon Isle and will be highly instrumental in both the operation of Diamond Creek and identifying other projects in the US as we continue to diversify our portfolio of assets both operationally and geographically.



"I look forward to providing updates on both assets as we move towards commercial production in the coming months."

Tradeuk, I should imagine that it’s underlined with a strong implication that nothing - thus far - the company’s publicly published would warrant the dramatic share-price increase; yet, the speeding ticket bullishly elucidated a number of positive points that intimated that it would not be unreasonable for the market to value EUZ higher.

I, as yet, remain unconvinced by its economics - hence, RL has to clarify, while marketing, its benefits via the usual media channels.

Markyess, Succinctly objective insight; however, the Grants Patch one has opened an old wound - and rubbed salt in it.

Chirp, Glad to hear that you still invested - missed your tweets. As for our new phosphate project, my intuition matches Jim’s - reminiscing with the old tributes tracks.