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Royal ascent, CE ?

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Agree with H202, Andrew.

Thanks for taking the time for the analysis and number crunching.

Always good to take other relevant examples and compare, although I wouldn't be as pessimistic at the end (no surprise) and would see it's value to a major at a far higher level than that. It will add to their much needed reserves, particularly given the forecast for demand for Cu and given the tens of $ billions profit a Bushranger deposit, once proved up, will offer them. A lot has improved for the fortunes of Cu over the last decade.

George

You can listen to his podcasts to get a steer. Accepted, it's only listening as opposed to conversing but CB comes across to me, regardless of differing opinions expressed by others, as a decent sort.

From email exchanges with him, my opinion remains the same. I appreciate his distinct lack of ego, which I find reassuring. From experience, when ego enters a room, the intelligence leaves.

A warm natured type.

So, you can see, the $800m consensus, brings it to 6p per share with the current GBPUSD exchange rate.

So, the gap to be filled on the chart from 2017 at 7p wasn't far off at all !

You go to ALL this effort and analysis and then some smart arse comes along with a near-zero analysis approach, with minimal effort, and completely agrees with you !

It's a cruel world out there.

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Okay Doug

I'll throw in a flippant compromise theory.

There's a gap to filled on the price chart from 2017 at 7p.

You just can't beat such in depth analysis.

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Ignore that .... wrong stock.

Hilarious.

It could even drag past Monday.

Hole 2 went to 900 metres, which would be reached in Hole 3 by close of play on Sunday, based on 60 metres a day and assuming no days off for torrential rain.

If mineralisation is continuing past that point, the drill will just keep turning.

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Lord Astor is David Camerons father-in-law, so I wouldn't see his involvement as a badge worth wearing. Claims that Brexit wouldn't happen, as an example of denial and imagined assumption of authority over population, never impressed.

I object to FlyingMuel's description of 'hierarchy', which implies being 'over' something. It's a courtesy title only. Gone are the days of the feudal system.

However, I would see it differently, that 'despite' his involvement, COPL can succeed handsomely.

CB said in his last interview a week ago, if there was a major breakdown in machinery, it would be considered a material event and he would let the market know, so until we hear anything, the drill is still turning.

Houston

That 90,90,90 scenario is false and with no data to back it up whatsoever.

You've been reading too many 'how to make money investing' articles with naff strap lines.

At least, when writing sanctimonious drivel, keep it to facts.

Amateur.

Perfect synopsis Baserite

Now, 'it's' providing analogies including debauchery and birth control as defence and justification.

I think 'it' needs to get out more.

Well, in my country, it's referred to as an 'armchair CEO'.

Someone who purports to know all about a company while having only ever been in charge of a kettle, a keyboard and a socket switch.

Baserite

That made me laugh.

This place is full of 'armchair CEO's'.

Cautionary pontification about wording and about what should have been written.

Nauseating.

The Frog

Spot on. :o)

Drilling could continue beyond tomorrow for all we know.

Average 60 metres per day. Last Friday 310 metres, so could put them currently at 670 metres.

There's a lot of whining, blaming and finger pointing on here.

In the meantime, the volume is already seven times higher than the daily average and it's only midday.

Something must be driving the volume. Don't ask me what because I don't know.

1307

CB was 'advised' (told) not to give such frequent updates even though he would prefer to, as he did for Hole 2, otherwise it's deemed 'promotional'.

That is from the horses mouth (keyboard).

So, it's not because CB wants to remain silent.

Good point, well made, CE !

$150 Mill .... 25,000 tonnes of Copper

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'Well, we've bin very busy, as you know Zak, and here we are on 'ole one at Foot Rot and when I looked at me last report, it started showin' putrefaction as early as fifty metres down and the blokes are all 'appy. It's not just about the quantity of putrefaction, it's in large clumps, blebs if you like, and as you know Zak, clumping putrefaction is what they look for and the fact that we've already got over 500 metres of continuous putrefaction and the deposits are all at differing stages of putrescence, Zak, makes this an excitin' development. So, we're all really 'appy, really 'appy at Foot Rot Zak, and thanks for the opportunity.'

I'll get my coat ....