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Wow! So basically 10 Voiseys bay deposits need to come online by 2035 just to meet the increased demand. I knew nickel was a metal in growing demand but I hadn't realised the future supply deficit is so big. A big Norilsk deposit at Disko would make for a very good share price then, now all they have to do is find a huge nickel deposit :)

Agree completely, manxmarty, nothing says failure like NVS. If he had even a shred of integrity he'd return the six figure bonuses he awarded himself for doing the least productive JV in history. Not to mention the additional million quid he bled out of the company in salary during the years of the Anglo debacle. The only person NVS has made wealthy at Arc is himself, and anyone in doubt about that should simply look at a chart of the share price compared with the millions management have bled out of this business over the same timeframe. That's not opinion that is simply fact as recorded in a chart of the slow motion share price collapse and the accounts which record in black and white exactly where Arc's limited money has gone.

Instead, we get a constant stream of negativity, misrepresentation and manipulation of material. Again and again and again.

And yet she still refuses to say why she bothers!

Whatever your twisted motivations, I do sincerely hope you will eventually seek out the professional help you so obviously need. It's so incredibly unhealthy to spend day after day complaining and moaning about a company in which you appear to have zero financial interest.

Have you considered volunteering at the Salvation Army? At least it would get you out of the house and force a little socialization on you, which might help you to gain a little perspective and self reflection so that you can come to see how utterly nuts your obsession is with talking down 80M/GLND. If you'd devoted those hours to flipping burgers at McDonalds you'd have a seven figure investment account balance out of it FFS.

Prayers for your eventual treatment and recovery, Rach.

I'm not sure anyone will be taking any lessons in inaccuracy from you, Foolmore, since you have trumpeted this company and its failed mgmt team all the way down from 7p to 0.4p!!!

Agree completely, Akhtar -NvS has been toxic at pretty much everything he's touched. The shareholders at Bumi saw him for what he is, and he got the boot. Their gain is sadly our loss. Vastly overpaid, extremely arrogant and has delivered absolutely nothing but share price destruction to Arc's shareholders.

So far the only person PoxiRoxi has been lucrative for, has been the overpaid pieman putting out constantly misleading and sometimes factually inaccurate RNSes! If Carver had a shred of integrity he would've resigned years ago. That's my opinion anyway.

Since you're so quick to criticize others for avoiding questions, Rachel, when are you going to answer the questions I put to YOU the other day?!

The only way I can see GLND demand feeding through to 80M is if there are members of the twitterati promoting 80m as the free carry OTC play for exposure to JLB. Perhaps GLND needs to rise dramatically so that 80M can be the last chance for those in the US who missed the GLND boat.

Couldn't agree with you more when you say, "sentiment is so negative with Arc's BoD." I have never in all my years of investing on aim ever come across such a disgraceful bunch of self-servers. They have literally bled millions out of this business on the back of an Anglo JV which has produced almost nothing of any value to shareholders. And yet they continue to cream off absurd six figure salaries and award themselves options.for their complete failure to deliver, when frankly they should simply be sacked. I cannot for the life of me think I have ever seen a management team which I trusted less based on their obvious and disgusting behaviour. The expression pigs at the trough springs to mind.

Agree, damers. For me we should sell off JLB once the free carry drills are complete and spend the money proving up and developing our 49% of disko. If it's a mirror of Norilsk then ultimately the money will create generational wealth for those with event a five figure investment at these current levels.

Rachel, who are you to be asking people to justify things, when you won't even answer a basic and simple question about your ongoing commentary here? So I repeat: why ever don't you turn your obvious intelligence and critical thinking skills towards a few companies which you believe will make you some money? You can spend however many hours you want each day bashing 80m, and as boring as it will be for the rest of us to have to scroll past, it will be even less productive for you. Wishing you well, but seriously hope for your sake that you turn your skills to something productive and positive for your life, there are no second chances at life, at wasting mental energy and precious time dissing a company in which you appear to have no financial interest is, on the surface, a pointless and unproductive waste of a non-renewable resource in all of our lives: time.

I will consider it from the horse's mouth, Guly, once it is announced in an RNS and the money is in the bank. Some staged payment deal will be a disaster for shareholders since it will all get eaten up by G&A over the years as it comes in. As for me doing research into what is behind Guly's best guess, why on earth would I want to do that? Anybody posting random figures should at least have the courtesy to back those figures up with whatever metrics they are assuming in presenting their final figure. We can all pull numbers out of thin air, which was entirely my point, and that without any kind of justification it's a pretty meaningless post. "I feel it should be 3m cash" is a very different statement to "I am hoping for 3m cash because of XY and Z relevant factors."

Really, Guly? What do you base these estimates of yours on? Can you point us to metrics from previous ngrnd deals? An rns with some numbers to back up your 2-3m statement? Or is this just finger in the air, wishful thinking on your part? The only deal I can recall Sale ever achieving at fcm was a licence sale for about 100k to the 79th group! And boy was he quick to make statements about how impressed 79th group were with FCM's management. Strangely I don't hear him whistling that particular tune any more, I wonder why.

Hello Rachel, I am very curious about your posting and would like to ask you a sincere question, as I really don't understand your postings (I'm also curious why you seem to be opposed to Roman Catholic cheerleaders, but will let that one slide.) You're obviously very articulate and have a high level of intelligence judging from your well presented and constructed posts. But you only seem to post on 80M, and you're obviously not interested in investing in this company, and that's absolutely fine, to each his own. But I genuinely don't understand why you haven't applied your intelligence and research skills to finding companies which offer the kind of potential which those of us in 80M is here, and invested in those. And thereby contributing to the share research and knowledge pool on the pages dedicated to those other shares? I'm certainly not against anyone posting the bear case in any stocks I own, because it's always beneficial imo to read criticisms of my investments and ask myself if there is merit in the argument being proffered, and to question whether I still hold all of the bullish views I did when buying in, and how those views might have changed. But I am just absolutely at a loss as to why you don't devote your skill set to researching potentially good investments and contributing to the knowledge pool for those shares, thereby enriching yourself and helping to draw attention to good investment cases which you believe in?

Not necessarily, Cyrox - although the rules state that an announcement must be made when passing 3% there are absolutely no consequences for failing to disclose (except perhaps for an inability to exercise your voting rights if you're out of compliance with that rule.) So plenty of people and small funds get away with flouting the rules because there are no consequences (a fact which applies more broadly to, and likely accounts for, the awful state of society generally today.)

From memory, most of those board shares are owned by chairman James Knowles. Marc Sale has purchased exactly zero shares in this company with his own money from what I recall. Plus Sale insists on taking two salaries from FCM - one as CEO, and one for doing geology/drilling. Pretty poor attitude from a CEO of a junior. Contrasts that with frieson at gmet who takes a low salary and has delivered A30 bagger for his shareholders.

Coco, you id.ot, directors are constantly in possession of insider information which would make it completely illegal for them to buy each month in the open market with half their salary. Do you really know so little about aim rules that you write this garbage in good faith, or are you simply imitating a fool in order to get attention?

Troubled seller, you may not be very surprised by Mr Upham's comments, but there isn't a more savvy commercial business mind posting on lse, that I can guarantee you.

Why don't you stop asking lazy questions and do your own research into the management history of Buce?

5p target?! Lol. You're only out by a factor of 100, but please do keep posting - you're obviously incredibly knowledgeable!