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Thanks Eric Nighty night. x

Pabslabs....It all on the surface...it's a quarry.

They were not as you put it "surface samples". From an RNS of 8 Jun 2015, these are the results:

A 'super' high grade magnetite concentrate, with over 71 per cent iron content and very low levels of deleterious elements (silica, alumina, phosphorous and sulphur) was produced.

· The 'super' high grade and purity of the magnetite concentrate produced are valuable attributes
for key target markets: pellets; Direct Reduction Iron ("DRI") facilities in Europe and the Middle East; and in chemical industry applications, with higher quality iron units benefiting manufacturing productivity with improved economy, and high purity delivering environmental benefits.

· The testwork results support the case for a significant price premium for 'Kallak super
concentrate' ("Kallak Super-con"), over and above much reported iron ore market benchmark prices. As a comparison, the 65 per cent iron content pellet price was on average $40 per tonne higher than the 62 per cent iron content price in 2014.

· High grade hematite concentrate with over 68 per cent iron content provides additional upside,
and potential use as sinter feed blend.

· All testwork was carried out at GTK in Outokumpu City, Finland ("GTK") on samples generated
from test mining at Kallak North in 2013. A magnetite product control sample was analysed by SGS Canada Inc. to validate the high grade results.

Also, FarEnd since you quibble with the Redeye analysis... he didn't value in the high grade product.

Wasn't that 6mt figure initially...and not over a longer period.

I think plenty of traders will be gleaning the sentiment...no intention of hanging around for the decision which is a risky strategy; so the ride will be bumpy, could see a pattern of Tuesday buy, Thursday sell But I don't care, I'm in for the end game.

Price monitoring extensions RNSs.

Bobtree...We wouldn't now what's on the agenda until Wednesday afternoon.

Topsharepicks...Yes, very gradual, it was a bit of a milestone when it reached 50%, last year or the year before, time flies.

Evie eve, Eric. Agree ...Annie did very well with her meagre 8 per cent. Found myself standing under a perfect, big rainbow this afternoon...how's that for a portent. Next week then. :-)

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Treetop...I'm sure the people of South Shields were very polite but they didn't vote for him did they.

That was a good point. From 1st April you will be able to buy a child car safety seat which does not conform to CE regulations, it may be seriously inadequate and fail to provide the necessary protection in the event of an accident. The small entrepreneurial companies (including cowboys) who can't afford to access the testing facilities to gain an EU certificate may be able to trade outside Europe but they wont be able to trade within it; so no change there. I know which product I would buy And that's just one example.

Well...I would vote for her if I could but I can't, because she's not my MP...bother! Now what sort of democracy is that? Lol

Anna Soubry gets my vote and a New Party of one nation moderates.

Morning Aug. I thought it was superficial and trivial...the farmer and the dead cow. Where's Brexit's plan for the economy I haven't seen one...just a lot of nebulous, gung ho stuff. How charming Mr Rees Mogg is or how exquisite his English is ticks no boxes for me. Just saying. atb

Frances Flower...a British Company.

I've found a kindred spirit on the Lloyds board...read his post from Friday ...Grayling : 11.27

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did, but in a regretful, sad ... they'll wish their cake dough.. sort of way.

Already submitted = progress. ;-)

And ...I'm not stifling debate, I'm shining a light on it...questioning the motives of an anti-mining group for instance is a reasonable position, sincerity and truthfulness is not too much to ask.

Tell me FarEnd...what are the chances of you entering a debate on Brexit and coming out a Remainer? Zero.