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Tarry, SML's assets remain solid for mid- to long-term gains - it's the BoD's timings on acquiring and subsequent efforts to progress them that could have been markedly improved to maximise their potential; however, very few businesses - if any - simultaneously smoothly advance their projects on schedule, to achieve their strategic objectives; the BoD clearly advanced Redmoor and LC based on anticipated profit from Cobre - a move that many others would have doubtlessly emulated in order to mitigate the risk of relying on only a single source of income. Even the short-term potential has now just become a lot rosier with the removal of that overhanging weed-basket of liability.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/copper-price

Folks, With EU countries’ announcing weighty investments in greener technologies, the demand and therefore price of copper - as Slurm’s already stated - will increase together, making LC a fine investment for the next couple of decades.

Oh, by the way, did anyone else hear JP’s reference, in VSA Capital’s podcast, to a potential UK government grant for Redmoor?

Tarry, He’s a wind-up - leave him to his own eternal disappointment: even if the BoD cut its pay by 50% and extracted from LC a second revenue stream, he would want pay cut to 75% and a third revenue source.

Trout, A pragmatic timeline - although, based on SML’s inability to follow its own schedules, add another couple of months.

Tarry, That was my understanding of it; also, he mentioned that a couple of family firms have expressed a strong interest in partnering in it.

Ha-ha, MK, great minds all that.

The article on Kod’s Twitter account is about lithium, a mineral that it - we hope - will one day be mining; it therefore bears no correlation to an imminent RNS - sheesh!

More comprehensive than Proactive’s

https://m.soundcloud.com/user-596578261/vsa-capital-podcast-episode-34-john-peters-md-of-strategic-minerals

Pumpers and dumpers have arrived as quickly as Boris lies, then will fly to leave the spiked to cries.

With fewer shares sloshing around in early 2017 - plenty of new ones added since then.

Markyess, Look forward to them.

Markyess, As always, thanks for responding - and, I am intrigued to view your preliminary dividend-estimates.

Markyess, Do you think we’ll start production in the third quarter - and, yes, I’m referring to this year.

Yep - in effect, a liability-free company from today - with plenty of upside over the next year or so.

Still waiting for comms...

Markyess, It certainly remains only a matter of time - around six years, so far - what’s another year, eh ;-)

Riley, That has indeed annoyed me - some fogged foresight and Boris-levels of bluster by the BoD; they absolutely owe it to investors to articulate their strategy henceforth; and, I wholly understand why their believability scrapes along this company’s current nadir.

Freaky, You may have found your vocation in life - a mining-valuation consultant - I’m sure many making companies would be delighted to offer you a role.

Freaky, I must remind myself to defer to your mining-valuation expertise in pricing Redmoor at zilch when I read in professional mining documentation Redmoor’s NPV of tens of millions of pounds.