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2-4x 1st 30,000 oz at 3%, then 2%, but paying for 20%, excluding Saudi and then not applicable to future mines is “expensive” but way better than dilution.

You’d have to be disingenuous not to agree with this, or be faux-hung up on the expensive part.

When you invest in a company, you have to trust in the management to deliver.

If you invest in a company at a point where you are diluted so much, your profits are reduced, then you made a bad decision.

That doesn’t mean anybody coming in after you who makes a good decision would be coloured by your views.

It is hilarious whoever keeps creating these accounts that pop up, yet the progress of the company keeps marching on, with or without them 🥴

Haha

We’re all laughing at you p off pf 😂

Hahahahaha…

Sounds like somebody is reached at the end of their bulls-hit generator 😂

National stock market in one of the continent’s fastest growing economies?

I should think so.

Keep up

The problem is that you don't know how it will react after sign off, and when it will rise.... suggesting to "sit it out" until it gets nearer production almost guarantees missing the boat.

Trading opportunities along the way, no doubt... but not with a large position that's already in profit...

Ha, stringer, you think flat, flat, flat, boom!

OKAY...

You should probably do your own research.

They are referring to the gold linked bonds, which is a first in Ethiopia.

Dictionary is also instructive

Talking of madness….

Should be all wrapped up next week Pierre….

See you next Tuesday!

I only post here on one stock.

I only own one stock on aim.

Would be madness to post on the boards of other stocks I do not own 🤣

Fantasy, so you’re suggesting only when we see the final details and have a signature will you believe it is happening, or you’re just impatient for it to happen?

I mostly come here for the news snippets and company updates that are often easiest to find here first.

That somebody else has a different opinion to me is neither here nor there, I’ll only take note of what they are saying if it is useful and or credible.

Most of it is incredibly useless 😂

You might mock his enthusiasm

But he is ultimately right about the direction of travel, and this will progress as stated.

Anything within that is just bouncing around for now.

Prediction is it’ll raise now in expectation of completion, and rise again on completion - would expect two steps forwards and one step back short term, then a rise into news flow in coming months, which will all be positive and clear on progress.

Zoom out a bit, look at the timelines, and these things are really moving at pace for what they are - not that it might feel like it, but the direction of travel is good. 👍🏻

Not I.

long and strong.

Posturing on bb is fun, eh?

They were getting bit bold this am.

Mugs.

(and Trolls) Doing their thing.

Small mercies

At least it is not EvRi

KEFI wasn’t buying gold as a currency reserve…?

I’m not sure you get how this mining thing works…

4 choices not 3 - I added growing the economy because while it’s possible, I for whatever reason discounted that as a solution …

CarefreeToday 10:34

1st who made the debt - The Fed

2nd who's making 39b that was not there before. - Pumped into economy. As a function of “value”, a little value is taken from every USD holder by dilution, and then assuming similar levels of goods and services, prices inflate to fill the value gap.

3rd this is what other presidents was giving away.. - this is not English - but yes, O think your point is that all Presidents have created more or less debt… correct.

4th us economy growing - 2025 Growth 2%, inflation 3%, so in real terms, negative growth…

5th debt being paid off slowly - sadly a lot slower than it is being accumulated - current trajectory is widely agreed to be unsustainable…. There are three choices - Somehow they revalue the currency (print more), grow the economy faster than inflation and interest on debt (very unlikely), They default on their Debt obligations (This would be really bad and is extraordinarily unlikely), or they stop spending so much (Some of this is probably needed, highly unlikely enough will be done).

So we probably see even more inflation (printing), which maybe leads to stagflation - I don’t think we see catastrophic hyperinflation, but a decrease in living standards due to a reduction in purchasing power, and further polarisation of the wealth gap as asset prices (and everything else) continue to inflate.

The thing that probably saves the US is that this is a global phenomenon, so everyone is struggling with it at the same time.

All while the petro-dollar and world reserve currency comes under pressure from those who are financing the US as they export currency and then gradually devalue it - using those they gave it to in return for their resources to finance their largesse…

Gold, in an inflationary environment does well as it helps maintain purchasing power.

What we’re concurrently seeing is that the manipulation of the gold spot price in paper markets is coming under pressure as people demand delivery, and therefore the actually deliverable (physical) gold goes up in value. This demand is huge and growing.

While we dot the i’s and cross the t’s our asset value is appreciating, such that the eventual pay off will reward our patience handsomely.

Here’s to a positive week ahead.