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And who weds the mining licence to mine it all?

The one and only bargain on Black Friday.

DV, Your recent posts convey a TWIS-esque feel, yet subtler - and more realistic.

Bassguy, Piney, BigJ, et al., Let’s hope so - the promise of see-through value from Calidus and/or of the Togo licence has to materialise next year: the expectations have been set.

Hey BigJ, Calidus’s gold will definitely directly benefit Keras over the next six months; by contrast, the manganese situation seems harder to predict because even though the testing with the scrubber-plant will likely be a success, I feel that the market reaction will be lukewarm - until that Waiting for Godot-like licence appears. My immutable strategy endures with Calidus’s granting me my profits via Keras.

Now, that’s a reasonable response.

A bit of an overly defensive post to reasonable concerns.

As I say, I’m in for the value Keras will inherit from Calidus; if the Togo licence materialises sometime early next year, then that will be a welcome bonus.

Don’t know where ‘Nigh’ came from, but ‘Bigj’ is what I meant.

Nigh, You are right to make noise; besides, Keras should never mention ‘other’ projects until more tangible information on them can be imparted - seems like carrot-dangling to keep investors nibbling.

However, AIM remains notorious for disproportionately overvaluing companies that have nothing more than a back-of-a-fag-packet business strategy, while dispiritingly undervaluing self-funding, profitable companies - short-term investing in this digital era is heightened: with trends quickly spotted, people follow - like lemmings.

Been here since the FRX days; and even though I believe that true value will manifest itself - with the market’s help, of course - it will have to be sooner rather than later: for one, the Togo licensing saga would make even Peter Jackson envious.

On the other hand, the BoD hold a significant number of shares - oh, what to think!

My position here remains firmly on the value that Calidus will bring to Keras because, at present, the latter holds minimal promise in itself, particularly with the spectre of a lack of a mining licence for manganese.

Heartening to read on this board that the postivity seems to be returning, induced by the recent good-news postings by our BoD - maintain those good feelings: we all know this company’s potential worth.

Blud not ‘blue’

Stockers, Dis share will do its positive ting - rest easy now, blue.

And the outcome - http://investors.alkane.com.au/site/PDF/2194_0/CAIStrategicPlacementtoAlkaneResourcesRaises37m

And once again: Alan Broome mentioned in one of his interviews, earlier this year, that he will be visiting Cobre sometime this October, to discuss potential new clients.

It was indeed a compliment, Cornish. As for the unstoppable momentum to which you allude - it confirms JP’s description of it as a ‘juggernaut’.