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I don’t think Bushy ever got over selling out of Jubilee just before the big run up to 20p, especially as he then took his bit of profit from that sale and put it into HUM where he promptly lost it again. He’s been trolling this board ever since, telling lies at every opportunity and throwing out price predictions like confettti, then pointing to the one that is closest to the current price and declaring himself an investing genius! If you fall for that chancers games you’re are daft as he is!

Reece is a BOT, look at his posts, always starts a new thread with the title “Price”. Not the smartest of BOT’s either… what’s Elon Musk got to do with anything!

I posted these three a while back:

“1. The Konkola West JV has now passed due diligence and is at the document stage, it seems very likely to happen. No word on who the partner is but given that they were sharing data with KoBold Metals and are exploring the same deposit, it seems likely to be them.

2. The copper anomaly mapped at the Mukai license crosses into the FQM Trident license area and FQM were drilling the same anomaly. TYM are in a data sharing agreement with FQM who are looking for deposits to extend the life of the Trident project. I’d be very surprised if there wasn’t news of a JV here soon too.

3. TYM snatched the Mupala license from under the nose of Anglo American and own 100% of it. Anglo are currently drilling just a few Km away on the JV with Arc Minerals looking for Tier 1 deposits. The geology they are drilling extends into the Mupala license.“

Number 1 has now proved to be with KoBold Metals, as expected, and has progressed to an Earn In Agreement, with initial deep drilling to commence asap after the rainy season. KoBold will be drill testing a possible deep extension to the Mingomba deposit a high grade copper-cobalt ore body that Kobold is developing.

Numbers 2 and 3 still in play.

In addition there is the Mushima North license, where a co-incident copper in soil and gravity anomaly has been identified for further investigation. This is 20km east of the Kalengwa mine, one of the highest grade deposits ever mined in Zambia at up to 26% copper.

The Fluorspar Deposit at Storuman in Sweden is awaiting a decision from the mining inspectorate after the initial application was denied. The government has told the inspectorate to revisit this application due to its potential economic benefits to the country as a whole. A maiden JORC resource has already been identified and the granting of this license would be a huge positive for the company and potentially transformative for the share price.

Https://www.miningweekly.com/article/davis-expects-platinum-price-to-be-ignited-in-next-few-months-2023-12-18

“His calculations imply that the platinum quantum of above-ground platinum inventory, in Western Europe and the UK, has entered a critical red zone.

He notes that China, which has been buying volumes of platinum that exceed its demand since 2009, does not export platinum. Therefore, supply support can come only from the above-ground platinum inventory of the US, at a price; or from an increase in primary mine supply, which is in decline; or from a significant increase in recycling, which is unlikely.

He expects these trends to ignite the price of platinum within the next few months: “It’s only a matter of time before the impact of this growing global supply-demand deficit bites and we see a very substantial rise in the price of platinum”.”

This would be a welcome bonus if it becomes a reality.

Travelcard, Peggycilla911, Noresco, DonkeyOatey, takenorisk.

Yawn.

All of these posts and nobody has actually talked about the RNS!

Good to see Zambia now moving to online processing of license applications in the Cadastre. It should hopefully speed up any future applications.

https://www.mmmd.gov.zm/?p=2654

Https://www.miningweekly.com/article/billionaire-adanis-new-copper-foray-to-further-tighten-worlds-ore-supply-2023-12-14

More expected tightening of supply:

https://www.miningweekly.com/article/billionaire-adanis-new-copper-foray-to-further-tighten-worlds-ore-supply-2023-12-14

Https://www.miningweekly.com/article/billionaire-adanis-new-copper-foray-to-further-tighten-worlds-ore-supply-2023-12-14

I wonder where takenorisk got his degree in geology? Strange he doesn’t seem to have any history at all with mining or exploration stocks but apparently he’s an expert…. Maybe David Woods should get his number! 😂 Every post on his timeline is an obvious deramp. He could at least have thrown in the odd encouraging comment to make it less obvious!

As Leon said about South Africa, it took 3 years for other companies to start claiming the same fine chrome recoveries, during which time Jubilee had already secured a large share of the market. I think they are expecting to do the same in Zambia and potentially DRC.

The downtrend was related to PGM prices, the uptrend is related to copper production…. They are completely unrelated in the real world.

Institution buys tend to be in dribs and drabs, they won’t want to drive up the share price. Look for lots of small buys rather than a few large ones which would signal their intentions.

I said they have to prove it to the market… thats what will drive the share price.

The key is to prove to the market that these modules do what the company say they will do (and presumably what IAH already know they can do). Once that has been established, things could progress as rapidly as they can roll out new modules, to fill the available refining capacity at Sable and Mopani. At that point it becomes a license to print money.

With other companies already reporting the beneficial effects of Gly-leach on copper recovery and backing up what JLP has reported, that could well be another string to the bow, although building concentrators for the tailings will take longer to implement.

I suggest that anyone who wants this board to be useful rather than filled with trolling and tit for tat rubbish… report the posts. Honestly it’s hard to believe that Bushy is knocking on 60 years old but behaves like a teenager. Sad really.

Mikie, those test results relate to the tailings project with Draslovka, not the modules and hard rock processing. Two entirely different things but both with the potential to be company making in their own right.

“ I have read that JLP will pay $30mil for the mining rights” said Everopeful. I know you’ve had a good kicking lately BT, maybe it’s blurred your vision.

“ It is expected that the SPV will acquire the Waste Rock Project through funding provided by IRH and will reimburse Jubilee for all costs incurred directly related to the development of the Waste Rock Project as well as any funding provided towards the acquisition of the Waste Rock Project prior to the implementation of the SPV.”

So Jubilee are not paying for the mining rights, IRH are. The other key thing is that Jubilee will gain access to the refining capacity at Mopani through IRH, the value of that can’t be underestimated.