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Thank you. May I recommend you Keras resources: The website's tantalisingly giveaway sentence: 'High impact news flow expected from both gold and manganese" Director's recent purchases The value of Keras' holding in Calidus remains approximately double Keras' market cap - and Keras is debt-free In particular, research its mahoosive holding in Calidus, an ASX-listed, gold-focussed explorer, that is significantly advancing its gold resources, in Western Australia.

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Where is the awoken one?

Barahi, Ha-ha - a marvellous quip!

Andee, After your financial dreams are realised by this share's imminent meteoric rise, would you consider upgrading your shed to a more-pleasantly habitable man-cave?

Seems a few PIs on here who are at, or close to, a pensionable age - hope this share financially contributes towards a fulfilling retirement.

That's right - thanks, Dan.

Registering more big-buys - I think one of you mentioned, over the past few days, that with the disappearance of the big seller(s), one of the MMs is allowing the price to increase.

In4, You rib-tickler, you.

Cobalted together all the nickels rarely makes me care enough to feel down to earth.

Don't talk to 'djryan' about a sustained rise!

All the recently positive signals from KRS: Russell Lamming's sanguine communication to BigJonny Russell Lamming's trips - yes, plural - to Togo, all within five weeks The website's tantalisingly giveaway sentence: 'High impact news flow expected from both gold and manganese" Director's recent purchases The value of Keras' holding in Calidus remains approximately double Keras' market cap - and Keras is debt-free Have I missed anything?

Ooh, Oily, you are a slickly exaggerative quantifier!

I bet he�s gone out on a limb by investing a serious number of digits in this thumbs-up of a share.

Tarry, Thanks for the handy advice ;-)

How would ‘significantly cheaper’ be quantified - half, three-quarters, or two-thirds the original cost of $14.5 million?

The anticipation mounts with every passing day, causing my hands to weld together from the sweat.

Bassguy, We await the mining licence to dig out the manganese, in Togo, for which we can access non-share-diluting funding; as for the better long-term play, I don't know: it may depend on whether we possess the financial capability to monetise the cobalt and lithium, in Togo - if they exist in commerically feasible quantitites for us to mine; not forgetting, of course, the bureaucratic Togolese hurdles we would have to wait for before jumping over them in order to finish and start each event to reach commercial leg.

Chesh, I am grateful to you for elevating me on to the pedagogic pedestal. As for selling Calidus, I refer you to an excerpt from the RNS on February 20th about Mark Connelly: 'Mark was previously Managing Director of Papillion Resources and was instrumental in the US$570m takeover of Papillion by B2Gold Corp in October 2014. Prior to Papillon, Mark was Chief Operating Officer of Endeavour Mining Corporation, following its merger with Adamus Resources Limited where he was Managing Director and CEO. Mark was instrumental in not only the merger, but procurement of project finance and the development of the Nzema Mine in Ghana into a +100Koz pa mining operation. '

Who reckons Calidus will be sold post-PFS - and before next June - to provide working capital for KRS to pursue its fully owned commercial objectives?