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A pretty positive presentation I thought, just rewatching it now. Disappointed that they couldn’t do it live as I had a couple of additional questions I wanted to ask, anyway happy with what was presented. Surprised he answered my question about Chambishi too!

Because genuine shareholders have stopped interacting with them they have had to create conversations amongst each other now... Don't waste your time here, try the Telegram group or X instead.

Just be aware they are all payed derampers.... what an absolute shower! 😂

Both Bushytailed and Kalan are serial liars. Both just chartists who haven’t got any faith in their abilities so they need to throw in some lies as well.

Bushytailed has at least made me laugh once though. When I read his sorry excuse for a Twitter feed, in between the trolling he actually threatened to report LSE to the Financial Conduct Authority for deleting his lies! Let that sink in 😂

I'm sure you know I've got you all filtered but keep talking if it makes you happy I certainly won't be listening.

I've got another post for you all later... just a heads up 😉

i was wondering where all of the resident *******s were today, i guess they were just biding their time while waiting for another sell to come through! so obvious. then again i guess you don't have to be the smartest pencil in the box to deramp.... just persistent!

Everopeful, you can see a breakdown of what WH Ireland think is going to be produced in the latest research note (page 10). It’s showing a long term production of 9k tonne of copper from oxides and 2k tonne of copper from sulphides, split between Roan and Roan 2 (which is presumably the new front end). Munkoyo and OB1 waste rock project are also expected to contribute in FY25.

The share price 10 years ago was about 2p so you had the opportunity to sell for ten times that.

Give it a rest mate, nobody believes your nonsense. You show up when the price drops to deramp. Never at any other time.

People will only see it when the hits the bottom line Mikie, that's the reality. 25,000 tonnes is still quite some way off well into next year, so that's hardly going to get people reaching for their wallets. First we have to get Roan up and running and maximise capacity at Sable. Once that's achieved and the concentrator's are proven then people will start to see the possibilities. Frankly, as soon as I see evidence that the new Roan concentrator is doing what's expected then I will be substantially increasing my holding.

I think they shot themselves in the foot a bit by not showing the step up in chrome earnings between Q1 and Q2, the H1 number is good but it doesn't show the full picture and what to expect in H2 and then in H1FY25 with the two additional concentrators. I will be asking about that specifically in the rescheduled IC.

"Every day down, down, down. I have been invested in Jlp for years, but a little tired of the constant dilution impacting shareholder value despite allegedly making money... No dividends, more dilution, falling share price. Had enough. I want out now."

This was Heroric's very first post when the SP was 16p.... and yet he's still here

Yes sadly they have been allowed to completely take over here due to the poor moderation of these boards. It will stop when whoever they are working for has finished buying I’m sure.

Just for Peggy;

I think a picture speaks a thousand words, so here's a graph I did ages ago comparing the grades and frequency of the Cheyeza drilling with one of the neighbouring Sentinel deposits. There are four main deposits which make up Sentinel, two low grade (averaging about 0.5% Cu) and two high grade (averaging close to 1%). This compares Cheyeza against one of the high grade deposits:

http://tinyurl.com/yswresfv

The Sentinel data is in dark blue and Cheyeza data in lighter blue/green. Obviously the Cheyeza data is a bit more scattered because it includes all drilling regardless of where it is whereas the Sentinel data is restricted to the actual orebody. Still I think you can clearly see the potential there.

It’s hard to troll someone who isn’t listening anymore 😂 to be honest I’d forgotten all about Peggy.

I doubt they even know what they are looking at, just being told what to say. Let’s face it if doing that to earn a quid is the best they can do they are not high achievers!

I'm going to make you feckers earn your pennies tonight!

Hi Pheasant, I would say extremely encouraging, especially at Cheyeza East, where the bulk of the drilling has been done. The best results are better than anything else seen in that part of the domes region according to Nick, and they received lots of interest from nearby mining operations when those results were announced.

I think a picture speaks a thousand words, so here's a graph I did ages ago comparing the grades and frequency of the Cheyeza drilling with one of the neighbouring Sentinel deposits. There are four main deposits which make up Sentinel, two low grade (averaging about 0.5% Cu) and two high grade (averaging close to 1%). This compares Cheyeza against one of the high grade deposits:

http://tinyurl.com/yswresfv

The Sentinel data is in dark blue and Cheyeza data in lighter blue/green. Obviously the Cheyeza data is a bit more scattered because it includes all drilling regardless of where it is whereas the Sentinel data is restricted to the actual orebody. Still I think you can clearly see the potential there.

Don't you worry boys I'll post it again soon! 😂

Hi Pheasant, I would say extremely encouraging, especially at Cheyeza East, where the bulk of the drilling has been done. The best results are better than anything else seen in that part of the domes region according to Nick, and they received lots of interest from nearby mining operations when those results were announced.

I think a picture speaks a thousand words, so here's a graph I did ages ago comparing the grades and frequency of the Cheyeza drilling with one of the neighbouring Sentinel deposits. There are four main deposits which make up Sentinel, two low grade (averaging about 0.5% Cu) and two high grade (averaging close to 1%). This compares Cheyeza against one of the high grade deposits:

http://tinyurl.com/yswresfv

The Sentinel data is in dark blue and Cheyeza data in lighter blue/green. Obviously the Cheyeza data is a bit more scattered because it includes all drilling regardless of where it is whereas the Sentinel data is restricted to the actual orebody. Still I think you can clearly see the potential there.

Yeah, whatever, I'm not going to argue the toss anymore.