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What is is with this 16p for Pete's sake

Honestly - for your health - swerve it. The conditions are what they are and we're invested in a fundamental hedge against absolute ****ery.

A safe haven in uncertain market conditions, and a nuclear bunker in Trump market conditions.

If gold dropped two thousand dollars an Oz, I wouldn't even consider altering my position here!! Spot price on La India acquisition was what, 2.7k?

We've all been chatting since those levels, and NOTHING HAS CHANGED other than when we get to pouring, DB's going to be unearthing an absolute mint.

Thr idea of having to locate the resources at Dupax doesn't sit well with me. I've been waiting fir many MANY years for La India to get up and running / realise some fair value - if the proposition for value add here was dupax I would be out as well.

That being said, Dupax wasn't even on the table several months ago, and with progress at la india moving i was content.

I'm growing impatient watching other producers steam ahead with the accelerating gold price. Condor Luck wpuld have it that it'll fall back on it's haunches right in time for our first pour and the selloff will be over egged, simply because we're that type of share!

The reality is that the maths is just absolutely unreal. I hate the idea of wishing away time - life's short - but I'd really.love for us to be at the point of pouring and making a killing right now. I feel like until the goods receipts are in, the market won't recognise how profitable this company is.

If something happens in the Philippines in the mean time then fine. But as many of you have pointed out - a lot of pain for little upside at this point. Metals is lucky to have another jurisdiction to fall back on and one that'll appreciate the jobs, infrastructure and tax revenue from our pan-handling. If Philippines doesn't want it for legitimate socioeconomic reasons, that's their call. An economic loss for sure, but their call all the same.

Might just go back to bed for a year!

The RNS seems fairly definitive concerning dupax.

The maths continues to check out.

Ffs it was checking out at 2.5k Oz! But it's frustrating watching our more established peers absolutely flying in this current climate, and we're struggling to punch through some stupidly low valuation.

Seriously, Simms do you have a day job.

Tread with caution. Critically evaluate info and remove emotion.

Our gameplan hasn't changed. Dupax was always a nice to have. Rocketing gold and a stellar development with fixed AISCs mean the wind is at our backs.

There's nothing else to it.

No.

I'd like to think the actions and discourse of shareholders at large are broader and more sensible than the BB echochambers.

We'll see in a minute, I guess! I can't understand why anyone other than two bit traders would be messing with their position here, BUT to each their own!

Eyes firmly on the prize

Vote with your wallets and purses.

If it's a problem, move to AJ Bell. They'll reverse the decision quickly enough.

The answer to these questions is always the same:

"Because they can..."

I think I said 50p, bring your spouses and I'll sort hotel rooms!

Doesnt matter how you cut it, based on AISCs and current price, 70p seems very VERY manageable in the short to mid term.

We're highly sensitive to negative newsflow so I'd expect a slight retrace if the dupax results aren't favourable, but if like myself, you were invested in La India only, as a stand alone project, there going to be printing money this time next year at unprecedented margins.

We live and breathe these projects, but as soon as the wider market twigs on to the scale of the margins we're currently looking at, I can't even see geopolitical factors holding this back. Look at the physical progress on the ground!

I also think that - given the Orange Man's latest behaviour- the US is losing it's ability to negatively influence us, as well.

If the US hits us with extended or.further sanctions/tarriffs, guess what.

We'll sell to china / MEA.

The banks are well and truly onboard now..the dollar's proved itself to be way too risky in the medium term.

Fantastic news.for us

PE less than 1. Skyrocketing gold price that's yet to find a renewed baseline price. Unyeilding actions by the states pushing central banks, IIs and investors at large to stable commodities.

I'll do some maths later this morning, but just La India should be putting usnon the multi bn dollar map easily.

Anything else at this stage is just a nice to have, which is exceptional

PE less than 1. Skyrocketing gold price that's yet to find a renew

Where it's at*.

We've got so many consecutive black swan events taking place, we will sail the 20s.

And the rest. This is more like mid 40s. Hannam's latest was 34p, and that was pre additional pipeline of POG where it's

They really are!

Primitivo's just been brought up from the cellar...

It's AI slop - best to ignore.

Good week everybody. Fundamentals and macro circumstances continue to be on our side. It's high time things got moving along.

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The fact that we're not absolutely steaming ahead is criminal. I'll always take a green day over a red, but thus has got to pop any minute now

I've not been in metals for as many years as some.

I really can't see Darren agreeing to a sale. I think he's an Aussie dog with a bone - if he entertained it I actually think he'd drive fof a hell of a deal for PIs. I think his reputation means a lot to him.

Jim and Mark have both got a good few years on Darren and the fight was out of them. There's too much upside here - combined with the fact we need zero funding, DB would sooner throw up a middle finger and start printing money himself.