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Morning all.
Yayay, aren't broker ratings usually given on basis of a year? So roll on next October!
Morar, I'll second that. Without news, lack of demand versus other attractions inevitably brings downward drift. We need a lift! Go hang........gliding that is! Our Charlie favors it to lift mental well-being:
https://twitter.com/kingchazza
Just a reminder that she is giving a presentation to the Edinburgh Geological Society this Wednesday:
https://www.edinburghgeolsoc.org/lectures/#toggle-id-7
Not being a member, I can't join the zoom, but am hopeful that it will appear as a recorded lecture on the EGS website in due course or as a video or presentation on the SG website.

The over 70s are to get covid jabs starting this week. That's hope for most of this board! LoL!
Regards to all, R.

Hi Guys.
I sold out of ERIS while I could get a ~50% profit and the future look====seemed to me all a bit to complicated and uncertain. For me, the geology looks promising, but it's at a very early stage:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jZjcdFhEcJPe2JCaSBwWJFTP5FSWEJkW/view
The video says it all:
https://twitter.com/ErrisResources?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
.........a load of boulders! That said, th3e reliance on pattern-seeking of boulder trains and five 'promising' structures says there's gold there, but at what grades and in what volumes will need a lot of work and more money down the line.
I'm not in EGR and won't be taking up the Open Offer or selling SGZ to do so, because the SGZ has so much more exploration data and potential to offer IMO and likely on a shorter timescale.
Like Prentice, I'll look at this again when it lists and see if I can coffin-dodge for long enough! LoL!
Regards, R.

Samson, Scotland has been propped up economically by England for as long as I can remember without being a "hyper-liberal socialist state," so how would 'Unionists' address this?
Sorry, I wouldn't vote for you as you are sounding a bit much like the English Conservative right wing just now. No offence intended. I just happen to prefer a caring, supportive society, rather than a supposedly self-reliant, divisive model where self-reliance and discipline (however theoretically desirable) don't seem to have a great track record.
Great discussion all of you, without coming to blows, but I think I'll change my needle now. Do I hear cheers? LoL!
Regards to all, R.

Samson, you are entitled to you views and apparently practice what you would preach, however, I find myself in agreement with Baz in that just like in previous social traumas, one's own actions impact upon others and hence the need to protect us from the both the threat and the actions of others. This of course comes at a cost to our freedoms and civilization, but how much greater or more acceptable is the human cost, which would also impact the country if the virus was allowed to take it's course? 100k, 200k, 300k? The fittest would survive and human kind would in the end genetically benefit, but Darwinian evolutionary selection proceeds not just on physical , but also upon behavioral attributes including the colony, herd or society instinct to preserve the greatest number. I'm not religious, but the parable of the good Samaritan comes to mind. Our society is only as good as the sum of it's members and so when some abdicate from personal responsibility, the fault is not in the system, but in the nurturing. I spent some years in teaching, which changed my views on good or not so good children (and ultimately adults) to one of there is no such thing as a bad infant, only bad and indifferent parents. If good parenting were a compulsory taught subject, then personal responsibility might improve. Just IMO. Glen's 'Great Reset' might just be a social/political one driven by trauma, rather than techno/economic one. Time to shut up.
Have a good weekend all, R.

Samson, maybe if one had not lost someone to Covid, one might reflect on Canute. Otherwise, acceptance of our lot might be unacceptable!

The needle may be jammed in the right place, like it or not. In the Westminster 'bubble', no sooner is it hinted that infection rates may be levelling off, than the Tory right-wing MPs are baying for a timetable out of lockdown and clamoring for 'freedom,' presumably so we can have an April Lockdown again for the Brazilian variant. Too often has Bozo been behind dour Nippy's curve so that England's infection rate is worse than Scotland's.
Talking of needles, pleased to see that UK inoculation is ahead of the whole of the EU all together and more than the US. Mind you, we need to after all the delays and ignorance of the Precautionary Principle of reaction to the pandemic and climate change. Just why we this week, had a one day death toll greater than the Titanic disaster and are one third the way to a runaway 'greenhouse effect'.
At least the PoG may soon get another boost, when the printing presses get churning again in response to today's announcement of Joe's £1.9t anti-covid and reflation package as soon as the 'clown' is out of office.
Come on Scotgold, stop wishing us 'Merry Christmas' and instead give us a New Year message on twitter!
Stay safe, R.

All these tiny trades today. Are the wee selkies stalking this share?

That makes a few of us. It took 3 tries to get my piffling £500 buy through and I couldn't buy twice as much! Short of shares or MM's or broker's preferred clients???
Charlie is on again in Scenic Railway Journeys at !9.00 on Channel 5.
ATB, R.

Likely desperate to keep up tax income. Hints at 'tinkering' similar to SFM from Bozo in PMQT. Fingers crossed and SGZ offered at 99.2p to buy, so hey-ho for the dustpan and brush!
Anyone notice the 2 day late reported £45k buy @ 101.5p this morning that then on Monday merely upped the bid by 1p? Someone keeping buys quiet?
GLA, R.

Apologies for repeat. Dodgy digit!

Looks like tomorrow is wibble day for queen nic's minions.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/nicola-sturgeon-coronavirus-update-live-23302277
Let's hope it's not a wobbler.
GLA, R.

Looks like tomorrow is wibble day for queen nic's minions.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/nicola-sturgeon-coronavirus-update-live-23302277
Let's hope it's not a wobbler!
GLA, R.

Oh dear, Glen. Ta for links, but couldn't sit through all of that. Prof. Whitty advises not to do anything that is not essential and I wish to preserve what remains of my grey material. His dark materials not for me today. Joining movements risks manipulation and as you say, DYOR preferred. I used to exercise the grey cells on a question far bigger. If you fancy getting out the worry beads, view this nearly twenty year old video and ponder that instead of exceptional volcanic eruptions causing global warming of 4 to 5 C over tens of thousands of years, man has in only 200 years, produced about one third of that.
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xw5o16
An climatic reset will always trump a techno economic one unlikely to feed the world's poorest, because Canonbie's analysis of motivation will likely, globally prevail. Unless of course, someone fancies the Dr. Strangelove option!
Happy wibbling to all, R.

BP, as my pseudonym suggests, I'm a bit short on 'grey cells,' but perhaps Bellers might keep the grand-kids amused with a game of 'Simon Says?'
This thread might cause the 'canal folk' some concern or imbibing of 'dew of the glen.'
GLA, R.

Afternoon all.

A dark, dank, dismal day up here and enough to give Bellers and me SAD, so I thought I'd tune in to get my daily dose of happy SDZ banter. Oh well, you can't win them all! Morar still concerned with arguably enthusiastic, forward-looking statement and JIM33 keen to remind and even repeat the company's previous missed targets and unexpected (and a forecast) fund-raisings, that I did not get caught by. Thanks Glen for the link to ADVFN, but I just don't go there as you get a better BB on LSE, though RM, I was beginning to wonder if JIM33 might have lost 67! Napthaman, hope you will return soon as your posts not in the least as toxic as your pseudonym suggests.

Yayay, your worries over wee krankie will hopefully spare SG from pausing operations and the SP would then drift, but that's a buying opportunity. I can say that as I sold at~150p last Autumn, but was a tad too keen to get back in before the first gold drip at ~120p and so am under water. Deja vu! On the bright side, Brewin Books today delivered 'Lock Keeper's Daughter' by Pat Warner that seems to be set about a century ago and about the same again after your own scenario and the first appearance of Mr. Rocket. The missus likes period true stories and fiction and I'll let you know what she thins of it. Were you to compile your own tome, I'm sure we would buy it!

Bellers, claim shielding to get a break from grand-kids, or you'll not find the time to consume the rest of your TG!

Regards to all and have a good weekend, R.

Afternoon all.
A few snow-flakes just falling here and on the way to Bellers soon.
LinView, a link to a long and informative story and four and a half years since I saw on my visit to the BPT plant, the "sparkly bits" that Bellers anticipates. So just to wet his appetite:
https://twitter.com/GrahamScotgold/status/758551691113398272/photo/1
Hopefully we shall soon see BBB's desire for a dore bar and production in action again, big time.
Regards to all, R.

May, not 'Mat' and ~£3m from Phase 1, not 'phase 2'.
I shouldn't have woken up! Do I hear agreement? LoL!

Evening all. Not Dixon of Dock Green here, yet alone a super-sleuth. Just in case I was overcome with whiskey or pointless merriment last October 12th, I've just re-read the RNS of that date and find that my understanding of SG's financing of Phase 2 production is exactly as I had understood it then and now. Phase 2 brought forward to Mat 2022 by not waiting for all funds from Phase 1, but hastened and to be achieved by ~£2.5m of the ~£3m raise last Autumn. plus ~£1 asset based finance (whatever that turns out to be) and ~£3m from Phase 2. Seems OK by me and didn't need it reiterating and consequent argument cluttering this board. Nothing new or untoward IMO. Back to senile delinquency!
Florence says it's time for tea.
Regards to all, R.

Afternoon all.
Dibs61, it's called senile delinquency! Most of us have been here so long. Fear not, it will come to you too, eventually and then all will become clear!
Morar, as you just said where SG is now, has never been better and that will filter through to the SP eventually while we coffin dodge!
Regards to all, R.

Hadrian's Wall.....................dooooh!