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how do you know this with such certainty?

You might have a bit of catching up to do... Nick hasn't been in charge for a couple of years...

Thanks for sharing this Bluesky.

Interesting to hear that they want to acquire the Nkamouna deposit in Cameroon which I read is the largest Cobalt resource in the world outside DRC with the SRK technical report in 2011 highlighting the following resource statement:

59.8 Mt grading an average of 0.24% cobalt, 0.68% nickel and 1.37% manganese classified as Measured Mineral Resources with an additional 60.8 Mt grading an average of 0.22% cobalt, 0.62% nickel and 1.32% manganese classified as Indicated Mineral Resources. An additional 202.5 Mt grading an average of 0.20% cobalt, 0.59% nickel and 1.20% manganese is classified as Inferred Mineral resources. The resource is stated above a 0.12% cobalt cut-off for ferralite and a 0.23% cobalt cut-off for breccias, constrained above the bedrock surface.

Would be nice to acquire that as it's proven and ready to go... People seem to be starting to buy yesterday and today too..

See ya Davie46, better luck elsewhere. Was that your sell yesterday of 358k?

? invested, surely?... :)

You ok Rev? You still in or sold now? Agree, comms needed here from ABM.

Hope you're ok chief.

Hahahaha squeel piggy!!

Hello matey, think we're all rocking silently back and forth on that porch with the Banjo whilst we wait for their next move. Same here holding wise. Hope all is well with you.

Who do you want to answer that question here on this forum? No-one except Roger and his board will know and they must release the results in an RNS. Or is it just another of your frustrated rants? Ask Roger or be patient like the rest of us. Please.

I thought it was end of August from RNS wasn't it Mike?

That would be a license worth ABM getting their hands on!

I was expecting some fallout from the recent news, but it actually seems like the market likes this with the positive sp move on Thursday and Friday. I've looked at the license areas of the Cameroon project but don't know enough about the Lizetta 2 project in the ivory coast to even know where to begin there.

I've found this research paper on cobalt in lomie region in Cameroon:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/248346373_Nickel_and_cobalt_distribution_in_the_laterites_of_the_Lomi_region_south-east_Cameroon#pff

... which shows that from a PRMSEC study in 1987, 4 ultramafic bodies exist which contain dense nickel and cobalt in a thick laterite layer overlying these 4 zones. It doesn't seem to be located as densely or at all outside of these ultramafic zones. The central Kongo masif (north of Kongo) hosts the large deposit of the Nkamouna and Mada Cobalt-Nickel Project but what concerns me is that of the 6 licenses bought from cobalt blue holdings, 3 are south of the Dja river which is not in an area of ultrmafic rocks according to the PRMSEC study. I think these may hold nothing or low grades of cobalt nickel, if anything. However, they do straddle asmall license area held by cobalt blue holdings which apparently holds cobalt. There are two other licenses East of Zoulabot which look like they might be in the two Eastern zones of ultramafic bodies on the PRMSEC study and these might be the most promising. The sixth is up North, and I can't find any geological research on that area.

Here's the cobalt blue holdings licences:

https://twoshields.co.uk/investments/cobalt-blue-holdings

I overlayed the cobalt blue holdings license areas with the PRMSEC study map and used Google maps withe the Dja river as a locator. It's not exact and the scales are all different, but you can see those areas that correlate with the PRMSEC study and those which don't.

I'd like to know where the Lizetta project is in ivory coast so that I can do the same with that area and the nickel laterites there. Does anyone have any information on that project?

Would have been nice to see a progress update on the auger samples from the DRC and the video interview didn't sound like there was any mention of the guys looking at the gold in the data room. Would be good to hear more about this too.

Swanley

Trump still hasn't built his wall and he's been in office since Jan 2017. On this basis the company can take as long as they like I suppose?

I'd not expect the samples to bring back amazing results since they're soil auger samples of the overlying soil rather than core samples of the underlying bedrock so at best they'll be trace and indicative rather than 40g/t cores. They're working on African timescales so I'd just expect to see it when you see it.

Long way to go here.

Aye, 10% up showing on google finance which is a bit of a gnats f*rt in the grand scheme of things, but welcome for sure. Might be some news afoot...

But like the Murphy's, you're not bitter... Does your post today count as a post today?

13-Jun-18 08:03:19 0.036 1 Sell * 0.035 0.042 0.00 O Which allegedly means RNS coming... (if you believe in that sort of thing)...

You are indeed 'entitled' to your own opinions of course mate. I am just concerned that it seems to be causing you some kind of mental stress. AIM IS a gamble, so more often than not, investments turn into peanuts. That's the gamble here. Best to just cut your losses, or bottom draw them and move on in life than continually come onto this board and vent your anger. Better still, get in touch with Roger and hear it from the horses mouth, rather than guess at why things are taking longer than you expect for a small exploration company in the backwaters of the DRC. All the best mate and keep smiling.

Eh up chief, good to hear from you! Still here, still lurking, still patiently watching and waiting... It didn't look good with the recent Ebola outbreak, but this seems to have come under control now. Looks like RM is getting his fingers into a lot of pies right now, looking forward to seeing what emerges for Cobalt and the existing Gold. Hope you're well too mate, summer's just round the corner, it'll be corned beef, knotted handkerchief hats and deckchairs in the garden.

Exactly.

Hello Davie, still banging on with your negativity I see. What do you think is required to be able to select and prepare drill samples for analysis given the size of the license area and the extension that was announced in an earlier RNS? Presumably it's just a case of drill and stick in a bag, right? Hope all is well with you otherwise.