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The only official news to the markets is the RNS for the annual report and they won't be avidly looking out (unlike us) for anything else until it happens, as witness this bland report focusing as much on SG's losses as anything else:
https://www.stockmarketwire.com/article/7181966/Scotgold-Resources-posts-loss-as-it-progresses-Cononish-mine-in-Scotland.html
SG can only report on something after it has happened, so until then, just get the TG out ready
Regards, R.

Ta, CP. Bring on the girls!

Morning all.
NLR's comment at the last AGM might mean that he'd like his loans to the company repaid along with Cononish phase 2 achieved and the next mine identified before any dividends are paid. Prudent I'd say. A debt-free SGZ would be worth a whole lot more than now!
GlA, R.

Baz, you said it in your post on Friday. You're gittin auld. Or was it auld git? LoL!
ATB, R.

CP, SG is still for the inside pages, yet if someone finds a half decent nugget in a stream, it's front page stuff. It will be interesting to see if first pour news changes that. TG at the ready for tomorrow!
GLA, R.

Hi CP, those high Au grades all in Glen Orchy that doesn't even figure among current exploration targets yet, so lots to go at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQJVPFd1ZQI

Yayay, your bxxxxr post has survived the LSE PC algorithm. Just don't mention a certain Lincolnshire steel-making town! It'll be worth wee krankie pressing the 'start' button just to read Glen's reaction, LoL!
Baz, it's got to be a dore bar as the only bar door in Tyndrum will be shut!
GLA, R.

Cornish Lithium is on the go at:
https://www.cornishlithium.com/
and have an agreement with Cornish Metals:
https://cornishmetals.com/projects/uk/cornish-lithium/
who are mainly focused on re-opening South Crofty Sn/Cu Mine:
No need to raid Cornwall for gold as you have plenty of occurrences in Devon! See here:
https://www.mindat.org/locentry-5738.html
But you will find Hope's Nose at Torquay is a SSGI, so no hammering!
Happy hunting, R.

Better that RG will gives us:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51Wg6k9cWhM
A good weekend to all, R.

Ouch! I got out of oil shares (UKOG, ANGS) a couple of years ago. Hope it turns for you, but Lithium might be a better bet in a 'green' future.
ATB, R.

Interest from 'offshore' welcome. An RNS must be signaled! Deep breath until Monday.

Baz back to Beni by Cheltenham? That could 'go algae' too! Anyway, you've forgotten your solemn promise to the missus for a Scottish gold ring that you posted here. Having not gone to Beni since last March, you'll be awash with cash to splash. LoL!

Then join in Baz and perhaps entertain us in suspense. Tis a long time since your rendition of Tam o' Shacter!

Yayay, don't you like surprises?
CP, indeed it's no secret and here it is in line 6 for those asleep since 10th October:
https://www.scotgoldresources.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/SCL-REC-RNS-7103B-20201012.pdf
Looking blue on Black Friday.
GLA, R.

Baz, the SP could be my fault. I started planting 'static grass' about 3pm!
Regards R.

Thank you Bellers. You may find that they are of value, especially boxed. Triang and Hornby of that era are often sought by collectors. Might be worth contacting/Googling model shops like Rails of Sheffield or looking at Ebay. I sold my old Hornby stock to a collector about 25 years ago.
Regards, R.

Cornwall the place to be, Yayay, as it's one of the very few places in England in tier 1. St. Austell ales (good tipple) will be flowing there! Friends living there say that their roses are still blooming well, so too early for pruning. Perhaps milady might make it to Cononish as one of the few industries in Scotland about to start making money!
GLA, R.

Hi Bellers and RM.
Wifey and I have long taken multi-vitamins and minerals as we older folk are less able to gain and retain them and we do like to be out in the sunshine. Ta for the link, Bellers. I'll pass it on. Looks like Bellers and I are in Tier 3. No surprise. What will you do now the grass is cut? I have no grass, but today I have borrowed a 'static grass machine' and will be PLANTING 'grass' with it on the model railway. Watch the SP! Choo, choo!

RM, the 'empty box' of our Chancellor contains only the same message to public service workers as trotted out several times over the last 60 years as the Tory party's standard 'knee-jerk' response to save cash. Two of my extended family will be grateful (not) as they cope with hospital discharges and those in housing crisis. Will MPs be included in the freeze or the subsidized Commons bar? Too much to hope for! Top-rate tax-payers, non-doms, multinationals paying less corporation tax than UK firms, billion pound laundering in empty offices in my home town and offshore, tax-free title dealers, Apple and others will of course not be considered to pay a bit more it seems.
Regards, R.

AIM trading in SGZ didn't look great, but on the other market, all except one were buys. At just over 115p it seemed rude not to have a wee top-up that yet again was not reported on LSE, but then I don't do 2nd level access to see the hidden ones.
A wallaby was spotted loose in Barnard Castle today. Someone thought it might be Dominic again in disguise, but it wasn't carrying a box, though that might have been a joey! Perhaps an envoy of the Chancellor from nearby Richmond bearing an early Xmas present (empty box?) for public sector workers?
My eldest daughter ill with covid and I and half my extended family isolating, so I'm liable to post any old rubbish. "What's new," did I hear?
GLA, R.

Ta for your post 10kj. They seem to have started recruiting:
https://tungstenwest.com/recruitment/
I had a small punt in Wolf for a small gain on financing and a similar loss on production faltering. There was a good case for a strategic supply outside of China, but for me they seemed to rest expectations on drilled samples and lab tests for the process plant spec. A BPT like at Cononish and as done by a former pit owner might have proved the processing scheme or amended it to cope with the altered/weathered ore for success. Now it will be a big ask, but I hope it goes for the local communities.
I've holidayed a lot down your way for many decades, R.