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Utility I still can't hear you... I just hope all the posters that have name called and have failed to give Graham the credit he clearly deserves will now give him some recognition. Some of us (not many) have always kept the faith in him even though suffering the slings and arrows in the process.

"in Graham we trust"
Utility .... I can't hear you?

Anyone going to name call me today, anyone, Utility perhaps?

Utility the fact you have had to post twice says it all. I can appreciate that the name calling and insults are down to the frustration you are currently feeling

Spencer, saying it's wearing a bit thin due to being a couple of years in is not all attributable to Graham as he has not been on the scene that long. Considering he has been handed a crock then he has done remarkably well considering the hand he has been dealt. He still has a plan and is diligently working through it and will certainly get us back on track to deliver us to first gas and other milestones for sure.

Utility, keep the insults coming if it makes you feel superior but it won't distract from Graham delivering some key achievements as our journey unfolds. " In Graham we trust"

They can't be nominee holdings. As stated Lloyds does not have its own nominee accounts. Lloyds use Halifax for these purposes and would be recorded as Halifax investments. I can't speak for other banks.

Star read my post again. I have not stated anywhere that I said it's a combination of customer and the bank being recorded as shareholders. I am saying it's not customer private investors being shown as the holders and more the bank itself due to Lloyds sharing it's nominee accounts with bank of Scotland and Halifax. Also consider that a bank such as Lloyds itself may have its own pension funds invested which may show on the shareholders list and be governed by different rules.

No star it's unlikely that the major investor banks are PI accounts. Lloyds for example does not have a direct sharedealing service and uses the Halifax which is a subsidiary of bank of Scotland. So the investors might also be Halifax, Bank of Scotland as well as Lloyds customers and not Lloyds private investors alone.

A nice rise today. Pick the negatives out of that.

Hi utility, I still have complete faith in Graham. He still has us on the right path and you can bet your bottom dollar that behind the scenes he is working tirelessly to close the contracts.
Once this good news filters through then as I stated previously the SP will be far north of where it is now for sure. It is obvious that all of this cannot be achieved overnight and we are unaware of some of the issues and complexities at hand but having Graham at the helm is good enough for me.

It's back in the blue if you care to check

I'm sure Brad could have announced the tin mine yesterday. I think he obviously knew it would generate an interrogation on yesterday's webinar.
My thoughts on this are I feel cheated that he has recently raised funds and diluted our holding though the reason makes sense but he might have to possibly raise again for the tin project thus furthering dilution. I would much rather him keep the present funds to further prove the gold mine and return some much needed shareholder value. So it's either a case he's not that bothered about the impact on the shareholders or is he holding on to information that the gold mine is so good that both the shareholders and tin project will be rewarded by the magnitude of what we are already sitting on ?

Adelek as long as it's not a decending triangle.

Thanks Adelek

Yes impecunious2 one would think Brad would want to be closer to the action. Colombia is about as far away from Perth as you can get being around I think a 22 hour flight away.

Webb's stating that you've never seen a share like it due to the prolonged drops is only looking at the pessimistic side. When we were going up in folds you could have made the same arguments the other way. The whole sector is down and covid delays are affecting everyone. We are not especially down more than others so there is nothing flawed here. The fundamentals are still strong compared to our rivals which will catapult us forward at a great rate once the outlook improves. What I am seeing here is investors running out of patience but the current situation should be recognised for what it is and be prepared for it to persist a little while longer. I'm sure the rewards will follow for those prepared to dig in and wait.

Sotolo you are incorrect. Most juniors are down by roughly a third compared to highs a few months ago. One example would we UFO (Alien metals) they are currently trading at a third of the price they were compared to a highs of last October. I could provide more examples as there are many but we are not unique by being down by these amounts and this does not point to anything being fundamentally wrong here.

Mamba although it's depressing to watch the shareprice at these levels, we are not here because the company has some huge flaw or is in some kind of trouble as it's just a case of the whole mining sector being down and by similar amounts to us so we are not suffering any greater than most juniors. We must remember that when the sector begins to recover and we get some individual good results then this can fly back up in no time at all and certainly more quickly than most due to the incredible low price and mcap which provides scope for huge future potential. It's only a matter of time before the sector improves or we start to drill better areas providing exciting results. We can't predict when this will occur but we know it's coming and it's just a case of showing patience and keeping the faith. I've recently written to Brad and he is still confident that the drill results will speak for themselves and that's all I need to know.

Debt not dept