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We might get them tomorrow or quite soon. A imho. Thursday is day of preference for RNS on these matters for Wres, it seems.
Incidentally we already have been told August figures, so it’s only September figures we wait on for the quarter. A reasonable expectation is that they are better for September than August, so far we have seen monthly increases of late.

OMR, I saw CSN&Y at Wembley- was their farewell concert.

Tin is showing up $580 today on Bloomberg so now at $37780 according to them. You might think that’s rather good. ………..and tungsten sup, ……and we might get some good numbers on production……….perhaps tomorrow.
Well, it looks good to me.

Uppinton of the tin price, + $477 today on Bloomberg, putting it at $37400? Now let’s be having some good production numbers and it’s off to Iceland for a Canadian lobster, for now,

I have already expressed my view on the matter. To reiterate, I would not want to be out of these over the weekend,

Is more up on Bloomberg.

I must check before I post, age, sausage thinkgers, and reproductive textiles are a hazardous mix. And some of those it did on its own…….

With tin prices increasing, talk of looking to towards licences being produced for Portugal for the Gold and Regua, and all this coming and going for three shifts and a RNS on quarterly reduction to arrive soon———-I wouldn’t want to be out of these over the weekend.

Indeed Kev. it is good news of ie to make the posts. Incidentally, I worked shift work many years ago, mucking around with biorhythms is in itself hard work- when you eat is actually an important part of staying as well as you can when on shift work. For the most part the immune system works nearer to full capacity with regular good sleep at night.

Ie, these visits show you have a keen interest . However, I is the quarterly report on production that will make a difference.

Mullins that’s even more good news, long may it roll.

Again, well bloomberg says it is,. Very hard for trolls nowadays, too much positive going on. by far. A imho.

For the last few quarters, Wres has been achieving in line with its predicted levels of production and has not over promised and under delivered - as it previously has done. Recent predicted issues given in RNSs include; increasing production ( month on month it has); production level of 800-1000 tons by year end ( this will require continued increase) ; now indicators to licensing in Portugal; improving prices; and the imminent ending of the Atlas overhang; quarterly figures to be be produced.
Whilst nothing is certain until it is confirmed, indications are very positive, the shares had been clearly over sold, So now there is buying on reasonable expectation. To be expected imho, not a jot of anything I can see that requires anything ,but reasoned judgement. Event can always change things on a sixpence, but this is looking the most solid I can recall. Good luck to all investors and fr those that bought at these lows I don’t think luck is required.

And considerable blue smidgeons, now if this day were to be repeated everyday until Chrimbo, I predict much happiness to most posters. There a few exceptions I think. A imho.

Kev, I bet they wouldn’t want to be out of these over the weekend, I know I wouldn’t.

Long ago there were talk of aggregate at Regua from crushers being used to fill holes up ear by that were made by using aggregate for concrete. Biblical I suppose, From duet to dust etc.
In the meantime more blue. Smidgens ,which, for me is more happiness.

Blue smidgeons. Happiness.

Personal, I take the view the increases will be month on month, as they have been recently. If we get to the 100 tons for Sept we should increase from there. I also think it’s worthy of note that Wres is delivering on what it says recently, which was not always and quite often the case previously ( one reason or another).
The numbers that it looks like we are hitting are in line with stepping up to meet the target 800-1000 tons, from la Parilla, so that’s good.
The fact there’s news from Portugal to come along on licensing really can lead to a step change if we get the Regua ore in the system. If a JV or some arrangement for gold comes along that will be a bonus, that could be considerable. If that all happens, I reckon we could refinance at less punitive rates, I am not sure what we have to do to give the surety to achieve that ……perhaps four months at full or near full production , so Dec- March? Perhaps.
Certainly it’s been a pan full downhill slide on the SP, but moving forward from here on in it loooks like it’s going to improve considerably from the current sorry pass. What has gone has gone, but we are left with a really good operation in a good jurisdiction with metal prices on the rise. Really wish I was starting my investment now and not way back. It is what it is, but the going forward looks to be looking very promising imho.

Smidgeons, there my favourites.

Looking over the interim RNS, I noticed that: The jig processed tonnes went up from 163,866 from Q1to 173,901 Q2; The concentrator from 105,178 Q1 to 113.232 Q2.- so not really big increases on quantity through those end of line processes. Yet the total contained metal was 55.5 q1 to 81.6q2. So the qualitative improvements have yielded what looks to be higher separation ( pre sorting perhaps) ? , but certainly higher grade ore, the increased output on contaned metal appears to as a result of process change and not increased hours . Going forward we have higher grade ore , further improvements on processing and the increase on availability and time working with high utilisation with 7 day working. Bung in higher grade Regua ore and it certainly would improve further. Reasons to feel quite good I think. Blackrock must be also thinking so it seems to me.
Bung some gold from Sao Martinho, this really good be a far better or perhaps golden period.