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Ha ha I left mine on, but bottled out of full vision. It made me think that we all missed out on a CV / Zoom business opportunity to manufacture various roll up backgrounds showing library shelves to convey whichever area of expertise is required for whichever meeting you happen to be in. 'Mining for Dummies' anyone? There I've just thrown a bone for the knockers to fight over!

Wow what an update! Insert the new GP range and things get even more exciting in H2. Very impressed that guidance for the new flotation facility at Pioneer is on schedule to be fully operational in Q4 2020 despite CV issues, how often in mining do these things drift back and back.

VR94 - an adaptation of the Churchill quote "Never has so much....". I thought it was a good decision by Dan to leave it up and give the attendee a democratic chance to speak, predictably they didn't.

Trombone, anyone is free to present the negative point of view but if I think they are getting the facts wrong I am free to challenge them. Interesting as Brikz pointed out all these people that own a stake in the company but are unhappy were strangely absent from the GM, apart from someone who posted a childish graphic and then didn't have the balls to pipe up and say anything. Do you think I am a serial ramper?

Bobby put it on the line, I have nothing against the negative view but your position with EUZ hasn't made sense since you last said you'd sold up. Really that was the last time your sentiment was in alignment with your declared actions. You're now back in but rubbishing the management on a daily basis, there's hundreds of high risk / high reward AIM stocks to choose from so having sold out why are you back in EUZ with absolutely no faith in the most important people controlling your investment? It doesn't make any sense that you tell the bulletin board that you're reinvesting then seem to have absolutely no belief that the current Exec's can deliver this thing. If you were simply presenting the negative view I wouldn't regard your posts as duplicitous, but in buying shares in (particularly) an AIM company you are placing your hard earned in the trust of the Exec's - your freewill to do that is totally out of line with the opinions you declare on this board. I know you've been here longer than me so I have sympathy but (IMO) your credibility is really suffering.

Oh come on Bobby, I know LR bashing is popular at the moment but you can't possibly be doubting what he'll find to do if full time? As for "a business the size of the local B&B" plus "Its hard to see how this is a business as such" what on earth are you on about? Every local B&B (CV aside) has more Y than an exploration only business but would sell on the property value, revenue, goodwill etc but we're potentially sitting on a £100m + asset, are you talking about local B&B's in central London? As for the meeting with Lloyd I know from LR that it took place because I liaised with both of them about dashing from Bristol to Eastleigh to be there - so sorry mate shot down in flames again on that one. I have no idea if Lloyd is still invested, he seems to be more interested in Covid stocks at the minute but we have been in email contact. I also question the remuneration of the board and while I'm certain CB does f all day to day for EUZ he has massive experience and is not going to see us turned over, I would love to know how much time Evan or Dan actually dedicate to EUZ but we have to have a Company Secretary and Evan has experience of building mines, is a metallurgist and also contributes to the engineering side. Next!

So the ask did increase throughout the day and the uncrossing trade was 5.5 I'm not opening the Babycham yet though.

How many was that for lor?

Bobby I considered that and put in 25,000 so an average amount for the day. They quoted 5.07 and I know in the bigger picture it doesn't mean much I just don't being told I'm ramping when quoting facts.

Well done Raleigh, posting history does smoke em out.

Gam, are you refuting the figures I am quoting, or calling me a ramper, or both? Do a dummy sell, the bid has risen to a mighty 5.07, when I bought at 5.00, the bid was 4.5 approx. It is not arguable that the bid has risen a little, I do like the sound of your 'systems' though.

Yep the pressure finally became too much :)

Just to add I'm not saying fortunes have turned (see ? in last post). I don't know until we get the news. We could be back down by the end of the day for all I know so I'm not encouraging anyone to buy in. In fact I would challenge anyone to find a post of mine with a buy recommendation in the opinion box. Junior mining explorer - v risky investment ask any LTH, but sort the funding and if we get valued on the asset for the first time in years - you're looking at.... well the mind boggles, just look at pier comparisons if you can be ar*ed to do some research.

That's wrong Gam that 5.07 / 800 is a sell (not mine but I tested the market) so my buy last week at 5.00 is in profit..... just. Yes its a tiny positive after an avalanche of negativity for the SP but you can't deny the fact. Your post is in fact "just talk" - mine has some empirical evidence, however minuscule :)

...... Q2 trading update from Kingfisher today. Obviously they lean more towards the home improvement market but something positive from the broader sector.

Rarely has there been a good time to speak too soon about the EUZ SP :) but I notice they're costing a bit more today. Just did a dummy sell and I was offered 5.07p.

I think it was Myles who said something quite interesting about the latest mets dictating the direction of the company at the GM. Can't remember the exact wording but it suggested that the economics will dictate what type of deal is done and who who might want to cosy up to us. I know that deals are done on long metal price averages but I'm glad nothing was signed before this explosion in the silver price which must really strengthen our position plus the silver recovery rates were the highlight of the first phase mets.

That's weird the post didn't show up so I rewrote it. Not deliberately being annoying, honest!

I honestly think the market didn't like Steve Francis' £375,000 bonus when we're yet to see the results of his restructuring. If he turns it around then I understand that level of remuneration is to be expected but completely the wrong message at this stage, if that's to be the culture at SIG.....

We also sell a bit of silver and that's going nuts - 56,568oz from the hard rock mines at an average price of US$15/oz in 2019. It's just scorched past US$20/oz, every little helps!