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Having been to the site and met some of the players, I make you right Kev. Would have liked to have seen production earlier, but that’s the case for everyone invested and particularly the BOD. Coming together now though and hence local investment, they do have eyes and ears after all.

I look forward to that. I think it will be a positive occasion. Perhaps some of those with a more negative view could come along and speak to Mr Masterman, he could clarify their issues. Personally, I expect to be in a rather happy position by then.

Well Masterman was very positively bullish on the podcast. La Parilla up and running, increasing production quarter to quarter, increased revenue and the word profit. Excellent imho.

I will have a go at finding that on box, thanks mppotus.
Also tin is up again today and gold is at $1550 - which is good for us.

It was clear to me we were 9 months behind schedule some time ago. We are now at where we were targeted to be at for April, disappointing - yes it is; very usual for a mining project yes. We are where we are; Do we have enough finance? yes we do -read the RNSs. We have had a narrative to get where we are; the SP makes the shares a very good buy imho, regrets for me? Yes, wish I was buying now.
Looking at the current position it looks now very good imho. We could, of course, run over all the ifs and buts, the past etc, pretty pointless. Looking forward, it’s looking good. I really like the rising apt and tin price too.

Could get a a RNS that bangs a bob for a ding dong for big Ben. That would’ve nice. I take it from a Churchillian speech Tuesday by Boris, what an international statesman with gravitas.

Hbob, thanks for doing the looking on the APT price. It’s nice to see the APT price increasing nice and steadily. So it’s worth mentioning Tin is up again today too. Long may that continue - as some forecasts predict.

Pedanted.

Given the local political support at la Parilla and the Spanish investors, that reasonably be expected to have influence in the business and political community- perhaps we may see the grant expedited soonish rather than later. Personally, tomorrow would be cool with me.

You’re the only one. I got to get some new double glazed units as mine are starting to get condensation, and this conversation stream has been of no help whatsoever.

Tonlin, if we get the RNSs we think we are lined up for, it shouldn’t be a problem to pay for it. In fact get two, have a his and hers. I am hoping for a Tuesday 10:00am pleasant one.

I wouldn’t want to be out of this over the weekend.

OMR, coconut oil has superb anti viral qualities. Door. I have a tablespoon in me porridge every day. I have had a thing and it keeps me well.

Hbob, if you work in whatever you can end up doing stuff at the behest of others that you may not agree with. Quite often you will see the internal politics of a group take on a life of its own and those working becoming quite unwell. My daughter did an Msc in Health Pyschology with ideals, did work on impact of treatments etc, but the politics, the lies in the way stats are produced etc she found appalling, then there is the glass ceiling- to be effective and be a decision maker you need a PhD, and that is costly and usually for those that fit in. Organised processes etc ain’t that good and there are pigs in the trough all over. The true good work comes from voluntary work, and you do
Loads of good things. I am sure you make a difference. When it comes to a degree in anything it just means you can demonstrate you can learn about whatever it is - for any subject deeper understanding comes from working and self learning. Some of the things I researched and wrote on for me qualifications have added nothing, or very little, to me in respect of the fields I have worked in- a degree does not bestow competence. I find you clever and able, you can make yourself knowledgable just by being you- a degree might be a ticket, but will cost you a packet and tutors are nowhere as good as self learning. Personally, I think I am more knowledgable in areas I have never done any recognised ologies in. Life prevented me doing the uni things when I was young and I never really got that out of my system so I did a lot of further education. I now know that don’t matter much, it’s far better to have a chat with a self learned man in an airport in my opinion. As for philosophy you always are philosophising, you probably know more than the tutors. Anyway, did you read my ‘elephant in the room’ arithmetised summation, that was the culmination of studying Wres and decades of further education.

Ponders, it’s been a while. You could sometimes get away with repairing solder joints and such due to thermal or carbonisation from arcs and stuff. You can replace capacitors, resisters and valves easily cos they is easy to to recognise or test when up the creek: you can still get stuff. But if yer cathode ray tune has gone I reckon yer doomed. Mind you I only did telly and radio for a little while, I was more electric engineer at one time. I once took out a mercury arc rectify, like a four foot light bulb upside down with a foot of mercury at the bottom and anodes inside- old engineering stuff that looked like Frankenstein equipment, I must have worked on the last of that stuff. All history now. Look what yer gone and done yer got me all nostalgic electrical like,

GIT, my mate dB said I would be getting palpitations. I referred him to my willy.

Me dad worked on merlins through the war, lancs, spits and mossies. History is good.

I had them on my willy once.

As the tungsten price increases ( it is at the moment and predicted to continue to do so) we can produce less tungsten than 50t per month to break even. The price increase is all extra revenue with no extra costs to production. And the price of tin was up again today. My fag packet said if the APT price be $240 mtu and we get 80% makes it $200 revenue and costs are $100 per mtu, we get left $100 per mtu. If we produce 50 t per month that’s 50x100x100= $ 500,000 per month which is $6million per year which roughly pays the interest on loans. However, tin is rising and that reduces the mtu cost,so that’s good. every dollar on the mtu is 80 cents sell price,Or revenue as I call it, or if its 50 tons its .8x50x100= $4,000 extra. Over a year that’s $48,000 but if it’s $10 more it would $480,000 more. But as tin is going up that all gets better. But if we produce 100t per month it all comes out at £1 million a month with $12 million after costs with an extra $960,000 for every extra increased $10 dollar. But we are geared up to make 200t a month which is double which is $24 million with an extra $1.92 million per extra $10 dollar. But what about the Regua production, what about the 350 t per month, what about the gold at Sao Martinho with some predicting it to be $3,000 per oz by end of the year I hear you say. But, no, I say my fag packet is all written on, do yer own maths. All imho.

Me, I got a City and guilds tv and radio repair technician cert. and others the list is endless.
Me favourite thing that I like knowing about is history stuff, but sadly never got to do an ology or such in that.
Pericles was pretty shrewd imho; Garibaldi the best politician, and Marcus Aurelius nearly got it right. He thought that public bathing at the same time as lepers was causing contagion- so he had them bath first and then joe public went in after. So very nearly correct. History is right interesting, perseverance seems to have paid off on many occasions.