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Gold ore density is measured by grams per tonne. Higher quality have densities of 8 to 10 g/t while lower quality mines have densities of 1 to 4 g/t. So we are hoping that more drilling results will show a higher number of grams per tonne

Hopefully we will see more than 1-2 g/t from further drill results. At the moment I can't see their being a rise from this RNS like the molopo farms project. Keeping my fingers crossed and on hold though for further details

Am I in the wrong chat site. Thought this was iag not nursery school

Hopefully will be a good one next week; with the new pm in place and them focusing on the energy prices and inflation. (otherwise there will be another no confidence vote lol) if g7 puts a cap on russian oil.. iag should be on the rise :)

Great day for Ftse and looking like the US market is set to rise after the jobs report comes in as they expected. Should be a rise for Icagy as well

This was in the newspaper with photo. Same newspaper that said 10,000 flights axed for BA. So can't believe everything we read lol

Great news today. Ukraine is attacking Russian border and Russians are fleeing. Great to see the opposite. Hopefully this will be the war coming to an end soon. Brilliant to see iag in the green today

If you want to see how many BA flights are going ahead
https://www.airport-london-heathrow.com/lhr-departures-airline-british-airways

On the positive side ;-)
https://travelradar.aero/british-airways-parent-company-iag-moves-into-profit-this-quarter/

It's going up even more before the really cold weather comes in January, February 23. Conservatives killing more people off as they did in the covid
This price decrease has nothing to do with iag anymore. They could be making even more profits and the price would low

If I was an illegal immigrant, I'd be turning my boat around and heading back to Europe. The uk is getting worse and worse and the government are dragging this country down and blaming russia for our price rises, when they spend ridiculous amounts and send billions to the ukraine for a war that will probably end in russia's favour anyway. But anyway, on the brightside, the ftse is in the green and iag are moving slowly in right direction

US Icagy up 3 points from opening. Alot more confidence in Iag than the uk market. I think they see how busy ba are and the profits and looking past the heathrow cap. I can see they will be up to 2.80 before we get to 1.20

Finished listening to the Q&A and all very positive. Can see the big buyers are already coming through at the low sp before this goes up. 6,000,000 after close; no messing about

The sp is still quite low for all the positive news. I'm surprised some people are still selling. If this hits big it'll be fighting for the low price and the big investors will be in before the bell

I'm working unfortunately. Does anyone know if it will be available to listen again later? Otherwise could someone please put some key points here afterwards? Cheers

If we have the interim results around the 27th September, like the previous year; we should see a nice rise in profits. Hopefully the sp will start moving back up nicely from September/October

If BA flew from every city airport and dropped you off in an airport in the middle of nowhere for around £40 rtn, then you can compare. Heathrow Airport is the one to blame for the cap on flights. Ba won't go bust because of this little problem and all flights are still going ahead over the winter (maybe not on the day people booked; but BA has said they still can fly on a rescheduled flight in the winter 2022/23 still) IAG will be back up before you know it, we just need to hold on and not panic and sell in the red

Does anyone remember panicking with this headline or did we read further haha
https://metro.co.uk/2022/05/13/asteroid-larger-than-two-football-pitches-is-heading-towards-earth-16633793/?ito=article.amp

It also mentions, customers will still be able to fly over the winter to their destination and they will be given other dates in the winter if their date has changed. So all flights are going ahead, but perhaps a different day in the same winter months.
The newspapers always scare with the headlines and most don't read the small print

"The airline said it was expecting to operate an average of 290 round-trips per day from London Heathrow over the winter. Its total capacity for the winter schedule will be reduced by 8%."
When the press say 10,000 in bold, but way down it says reduced by 8%. They also still have flights from other airports as well eg LCY, LGW etc