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Tiger, I have read all of your posts from Sept last year and you do have some good posts, but I think the history here has blinded you and your thinking regards the value that is in ground here. I am happy you love brines. I hold 5 in the US Nevada and Cali and hopefully the mississippi basin all with Albamerle within spitting distance. The guys in Australia are clear regards spodumene demand from China and clear on price going forward which should remain a constant rather fly up or as you suggest crash. Chin up kiddo and when you do have any info to prove TV lithium is rubbish then please let me know. Not spoiling for a fight. But would like sensible debate rather than your pure brine bias? All the best. RH69

Tiger. Points 1 , 2 & 3 are based on your view purely on brine. I agree brine is cheaper and you are missing out the fact that US brine will be as big as S America and will produce brine within 48 hours rather than 18 months for old evap method. So if you want brine, you may already own the wrong companies. Chile tax too ? Anyway, you showed no technical reason why lithium at TV is not viable , when clearly a company within Namibia with LESS grade at 1.6% to KZG >2%+ IS VIABLE ? Please explain why a Chinese company have put in millions in to Desert Lion Namibia operations and plant building when they have lepidolite at lower grades ? How can you make statements when the facts show otherwise. At this point you cannot argue against it. Backed up with Desert Lion going in to production based on tailings lol. You have sold out and are selling investors here out too with your old sour views. Then add in Tantalum and Niobium oh and Beryl and these is a cash flow. Sorry you lost money here and think I am talking rubbish, but you have proven nothing in the way of factual data.

Oh and there are 4 types of lithium in TVM, all a variation on spodumene.

Tiger you posted this and also said a raising by Jan 2018. April next week. "The "lithium" that has been "clogging up the plant" is actually the mineral lepidolite. Nobody in the world processes lepidolite into lithium carbonate (because it would simply cost too much). Most lithium comes from brine extraction, but the few hard rock miners that do exist use spudomene, a different mineral from lepidolite, and easier to process." Oh dear , look who signed an off take for LEPIDOLITE. https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/desert-lion-energy-announces-offtake-agreement-with-chinese-lepidolite-converter-675970243.html Seem's they are happy to even pay up front to process the tailings for 12 months, before taking all the lithium Lepidolite they can get ? I will happily wait for more than 2 seams and 8 core drills to say they are bad. Everyone , please do not listen to me , as Tiger says, the lithium story here is a crock of BS. Tiger, you know guys in Australia ? A civil question. Two CEO's I am in contact with say the Chinese are actively expressing a demand for spodumene hard rock. What to do. Who do I believe, you or 2 seperate CEO's of Lithium mining in Australia ? Hmmm. DYOR dont trust me at all, I know nothing.

Tiger, please explain to me then why todays results are bad ? I want technical detail, not waffle. Am I just being caught up in KZG disinformation again? Please explain ?

Its all bits and bobs trading. If I saw another 1.4n dumped then yes, but its just bits and bobs.

Great >2% LITHIUM results. The 4 drills provide a great insight to the probable formation higher up within the hills and in the more Central parts of the heated and cooled center of the Gabbro. Here, like a dome, the heating and cooling would have been higher and longer. As a superheated event, the lithium stayed heated and concentrated as the middle of the Gabbro held the heat for longer, while the outer edges, lower down cooled. This looks to have allowed the pooling of Lithium at the top of the Gabbro, which in theory should bode well for the more central Signaal, Valley, Main Signaalberg and White Top ( now a big clue ). The fact the Lithium is found in 2 main cores rather than in a band across signals a more disturbed folding of the igneous rocks, leading to seam creation rather tah a flat thick run off lens style pooling. It would seem that opening up the whole upper area of TVM Gabbro would not now be the case ? But with the much more probable 600m seam length on NW orientation x Valley, Signaal, Main Signaalberg being of similar formation. It will be intersting to see coring on these and the actual depth the lithium drops down too from surface ? Again, todays early results show a probable pattern of seaming in the higher folds of the hills and valley's.

1700ppm Tantalum average through 8M. Great result ! Highest grade is 1.5m's or the 8 is 1800ppm near 25%. Going back to the March presentation these very early results are already showing the potential pattern of the geology. Homestead has already been confirmed to hold the highest grades and quantities of Beryl and these cores are starting to show the Tantalum highest grades are down the hill on the edge of the Gabbro. This would feed the theory that during the volcanic phase when all the elements were superheated and then began to cool, like liquid they would ewb and flow in to puddling in certain areas where they would concentrate. So down the slope the liquids flowed, these appear to be Tantalum and Beryl, with low grade lithium particles being dragged down. All wiil have warmed and cooled at naturally different rates. It would be practical to assume that all around the bases of the multitude of hills around the edge of the Gabbro, pooling would have occured. Homestead is where 1 pooling event took place. There will certainly be other areas with such pooling around the outer extents of the hill complex seen in the Northern half of the licence. A strong set of just 4 cores. More will follow imho. Its natural for these temp splits of metals to occur. Cinovec deposit sitting over a granite dome in Czech, has exactly the same pooling events, but instead of Tantalum & Beryl it is Tin and Tungsten.

LITHIUM @ Lepidolite Lithium Mine drilled cores. Nobody has noted that these average grades from the seam >2% average were :- 5.5m -6.7m Thick. Deepest drill of ALL the Lepidolite Lithium mine cores x 4 was ONLY 13m - GREAT result. Openseam strip should be really really cheap to do. RESULT.

>2% Lithium grades results at Lepidolite Lithium Mine ! That is the average of the Lepidolite seam - GREAT RESULT. Please see the initial start of this thread for my thoughts on opencast based on my views regarding the geology. https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/desert-lion-energy-announces-offtake-agreement-with-chinese-lepidolite-converter-675970243.html

China WILL drive demand. http://www.electronicdesign.com/automotive/china-s-gem-locks-large-share-hot-commodity-cobalt Kind if hope KZG buy in the North of Namibia, a Cobalt play. Can be expensive to process and often arsnic complicates things, but could add to KZG assets quite nicely.

Tarquin. I am not sure about beung included in the initial JORC, but I do know a company ( cant remember just at the mo, will go look at my bits and bobs ) who specifically tested the tailings dump as an individual asset. With the years of Tantalum mining I would like to see where all the spoil did go from Homestead. It looks like there are several current piles of lithium tailings seen in photos online. The bible does mention large amounts, which I can only assume make up what may appear to be a small hillock with weeds plants overgrowing, but is actually by-product. Quite exciting now after seeing Desert Lion starting processing using only tailings. I am sure this must be a great plan and cheap starting point for KZG too.

China coming on strong ! Not necessarily to buy in to KZG but it will put pressure on the market as they diversify. Should help KZG will offtakes. https://www.strategic-risk-europe.com/china-pursues-lithium-autarky/1426735.article

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I think the area I described also had the copper and nickel formations, but they were or low grade. If you look at the Southern half of the licence, there are, in pink, more marked pegmatites. This sector is in flatter less folded Gniess. If the whole Gniess is of pink grain then it may be possible that finer lower grades of lithium ( 0.2-0.5%) may well be found ? An example of this would be the mica's of Czech Rep , of which the whole pink / green gniess is a supply of low grade lithium. Any paydirt stripped out may possible include value, although this would shift KZG operations from a low tonnage of ore required for high grade Ta, Li etc to needing huge amounts , expended capex and opex v the much smaller and productive TVM that Larry will 1st go with. I only point this out as it may yet be like having a second deposit within the KZG umbrella at no extra cost other than a much bigger opencast plant operation. Just a few thoughts on the geology for you.

Hi Rem The presentation of March 2018 shows a green area of Gabbro pegmatites, basically a large volcanic intrusive igneous rock, which contains lens and seams of Lithium, Tantalum, Beryl, Niobium and Ceasium pegmatite. On Google Earth it looks like a large black truffle with all the red/orange sand surrounding it. Worldwide the most common types of pegmatite are found around / against granite domes, but TVM is made from the heat of the Igneous intrusion. On page 11 of the presentation the green gabbro shows to the South West , Homestead & Hoenderpoort pegmatites which are approx 250x250m and guestimate of 50m-150m depth. I good solid and proven source of the metals KZG are after. To the NW in a southerly location is the main Lepidolite Lithium Mine seam stretching SE to NW approx 600m. In parallel to this 2 further valleys/pegmatite seams appear to flow in the same directions approx NE at 200m intervals. Lepidolite Seam - 200m - Snake/Signaal South 200m - Valley pegmatite / Main Signaalberg Lithium seam. That is an area approx 600mx600m and again a guestimate of 50m-150m depth. If these seams are anything like Homestead, which is a horizontal lens then maybe we are only observing the surface and shallows. Would it be possible to opencast this 600x600msq area? It would be approx 1000m to the Homestead plant and 90% down hill by conveyer belt, so that should be pretty cheap and simple to install to get the ore to plant ? Anyone have any thoughts on the above possibilities ? Look's pretty good even if KZG stick to open seam x 3 valleys, inorder to shift ore back down to the main plant.

Kevez, many thanks and I know I can fully trust you like a few other who don't go posting personal things online ? Show's who can and cannot be trusted with content. Now earache, you posted that online. Where do you think the mud sticks ? Me a unknown poster or with a company that has had its sp taken from 80p+ ( should be �1.50+ ) to below 20p ? I am an unknown. You posted the company weakness, not me. For the guys who are able to retain private information then it is clear Earache cannot be trusted with any further contact as he has shwon by his actions to be untrustworthy. I answered your questions clearly by telling you where to look. You could not even capable of doing that small amount of research on your own and the reaction is ill considered. I have always said , DYOR and never trust me so it is no skin off my nose, but why would I have reacted in such a way to swear at you in such a strong manner ? I certainly did not react that way as a joke or to poke fun. Maybe you should take a long hard look at yourself ? I found the other half of Cinovec mine details and 3D model done by Solarworld over 18 months ago. I shared this as the deposit is of one. I have speculated on the extra details I found and have already posted this last year, so no Tesla there is no cryptic answer, just go and look for yourself. When things go wrong, the fingers start to point and blame is given out. Ok, blame me, but I have always said do not trust me, look at the data, the historic data and that is a solid answer. Speculation is part of owning a share. Hoping we all can hear good news and make a good profit , getting in first and then seeing other arrive and also make a good profit. I speculated from about 2 years ago this month at 8.8p and I stand by my original research and the fact I have with good intentions shared all my data and 99% of that has been on here and with others who have very very large holdings in the mine and who can provide me with much more detailed information on the geology , which is my interest and I am happy to give my opinion back inorder to try and make sense of the data and to understand the way the company works. It is sad that private information is used as a threat, to embarrass and to create harm to a posters name. Yes, I have called earache out twice now once in private and today for his lack of research or obvious attempt, when repeatedly demanding I answer his questions, which he could have answered himself ? Poor form from both of us. Sorry to all and sorry that I misplaced my trust in earache. Never again. To all DYOR and please please filter me as I am not trustworthy.

Hi Rem. Do you think it possible to opencast the 'green' Gabbro to the NW, indicated in the presentation of March 2018 ? Lepidolite NE to Main Signaalberg/Valley seam going NE ? The Gabbro is what you see from Google Earth which look's like a big black truffle in the red/orange sands. The dark colour is due to the Intrusive Ignious rock holding the Gabbro pegmatites. More commenly in the world lithium tantalum etc are found around and against granite domes, but here the volcanic's have created this II rock with seams and horizontal lens as seen in the data recorded for Homestead. Homestead and Hoenderpoort ( high in Beryl in this specific area ) look to be one unit of some size approx 250m x250m by depth guestimate of 50m-150m max. ? Further in to the hills you can see the white trails and tracks leading to artisan mine entries. The white most likely to contain lithium as tantalum is grey. To the NW of Homestead up high in the hill is Lepidolite Lithium Mine seam, with what look like valley's running parallel in a NW line approx 200m apart. From Lepidolite Lithium Mine 200m approx to Snake/Signaal South Lithium Seam. Then again another 200m NE another valley with the main Signaalberg Lithium seam runing up at a NW angle up to Valley. That is what looks like 3 long NW bearing seams with an approx footprint of 600mx600m guestimate 50m-150m depth. If these mapped seams turn out to be like Homestead which from the recorded data is a horizontal dome lens or group of lens's, then this could be quite a major amount of ore we are talking about ? That square 600mx600m , could it be opencast and then shipped down on a belt the 1000m to Homestead processing plant ? It's not too far and down hill for the ore to plant. What do you recon ?

Rem, you know how the NE half of the licence is in the hills ( google earth the big dark truffle lol, highlighted in the red orange sand ) is possible to opencast ? In the March presentation it is marked in green. Would you hazard a guess ? From above we clearly see the white lines , tracks up and around the hills to the open face's of each minehead - Homestead, Lepidolite, White Top & Signaalberg - approx 1,500m of Gabbro pegmatite within the intrusive igneous rock. Is it possible the horizontal lenticular pegmatites seen at Homestead thread through on a NW angle up in to the large Lepidolite pegamite Mine and coresponding NE formations ajacent. It look's like a rough 200m spread on this line through Snake/Signaal South, then 200m NE to the main Signaalberg/Valley seam ? Looking at the March presentation it could well be 3 long seams of Lithium/Tantalum pegmatite 600m x 600m with est of approx 50-150m depth in the central region NW of Homestead ? That is my best guess currently. This would leave Homestead as the initial mine and source of the main tailings dumps for early stage processing of Lithium , which has been left behind in the tailings after years of hand mining Tantalum and leaving the Lithium which was then of no value. Decades of tailings thrown to the side.