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It’s been posted already but here’s what Anglo’s immediate plans seem to be:

https://x.com/navseis/status/1726891993777996225?s=61

Https://x.com/tertiaryplc/status/1726591371090481172?s=61

A tipster recommended TYM as one of his top ten to watch in 2024 (under £10 million MCAP).

The chrome ore price for 40-42% grade is is holding steady at US$280-285 / tonne, with the average for this quarter in line with the last 3 quarters at US$285-290 / tonne.

India looks to be ramping up chrome imports, up 71% month-on-month and 59% year-on-year.

If it’s from BexleyBushy it’s 100% inaccurate. The same goes for Buttermilk. They both have a long history of lies.

I’m sure we could all guess but thats all it would be. I would hope if they start to intersect mineralisation we would here about it before the assays are out.

You can stick your few cents in a place of your own choosing.

They are custom building them to suit the resource as I understand it, they could be any size between 20K and 50K. I didn’t hear anything about it being planned as 50K for project M, only that they were calculating the optimum design.

To upgrade what from 20K to 50K Gray1? If you mean Roan thats already 50K. Any additional remote modules will be independent.

Well spotted Turtle, the feature you think is the base camp is the same one I was looking at but I wasn’t sure. It certainly fits with the copper - scandium anomaly which indicated a feature running in the same direction as the apparent drill locations. Looks like they are not messing about. Place your bets gentlemen (and ladies if we have any)…. Things might be about to get interesting.

They said in the RNS that the team were working out the ideal capacity for the Project M module. I guess they decided that 20K is the ideal capacity.

The presentation has at least cleared up one thing for me, I was wondering if the concentrate from the remote modules was sent to Roan for further processing but apparently it is sent directly to Sable for refining to cathode. Only the material processed at Roan will go through the sulphide separation circuit. It’s going to take at least one more large module to fill the capacity for cathode refining at Sable.

If I’m reading it correctly the FY24 guidance of 5850 tonnes of copper is for TOTAL copper produced, which is both cathode from oxide and sulphide concentrate (which I presume is CONTAINED copper) rather than tonnes of concentrate, I’d like to have that confirmed though.

The cobalt circuit has already been in operation and has produced export grade cobalt for the European market, it’s not currently in operation due to cobalt price.

The copper production will likely ramp up after the upgrade so I wouldn’t expect to see as much in Q3 as Q4.

I was buying JLP when it was 1p so you don’t have to be concerned about me. I’m more concerned about you, having bought into HUM in the 20’s and proudly crowing about averaging down to 13p…. Are you going to keep averaging down further?

Are they all as smart as you in Bexley Bushytailed?

Https://jubileemetalsgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Jubilee-November-Presentation-Final.pdf

Personally I’ve thought there are people at LSE involved with the trolling / deramping. I once called out a deramper on another board and he made it clear that he could see my personal account info. The only way that could happen is if he had somehow guessed my password (highly unlikely) or he had admin privileges for the board.

They are so obvious, whenever the SP is up they keep quiet, whenever is dips, they pipe up again, as if they have the power to affect it! It shows how slim the margins are when you are trying to trade. Desperation.

Traders don’t tend to have a long term view. I’d be surprised if he even understands anything about the company or its licenses.

I must say that looks like mumbo-jumbo to me @aprogerson but I’ll be happy to see you proved right! I guess it’s a bit of a self fulfilling prophecy to some degree… if enough people believe in it and trade accordingly then it’s more likely to happen.

Thanks for your valuable insight steven49. Despite your months of barely literate one line deramps, I’m happy to hear your input….