https://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aAII-2499832&symbol=AII®ion=C
http://wresources.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/WRES-Presentation-August-2017.pdf
http://wresources.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/WRES-Presentation-August-2017.pdf Parrilla reserves 0.1 % WO3 ( 1 kg WO3 per tonne) Lower grade than Wolf
expect resistance from GRES on this
http://www.wolfminerals.com.au/irm/PDF/2272_0/QuarterlyActivitiesReportfor3MonthsEnded30June2017
30 million pound loan conversion to shares at A$0.07 per share = 724 million shares additional (pound = $1.69 A$) 40 million pound loan = 957 million shares
http://www.wolfminerals.com.au/irm/content/issued-capital.aspx?RID=344share capital
http://ormondemining.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Ormonde-Annual-Report-2016-FINAL.pdf
https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/ormonde_mining/news/rns/story/rn2vljr
https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/ormonde_mining/news/rns/story/rn2vljr
26 May 2017 WEEK IN REVIEW: Holidays hamper trade, regional markets diverge LONDON (Metal-Pages) 26-May-17. The coming trading week will be shortened by public holidays in China, the US and the UK. And the past week was truncated by Ascension holidays in Europe on Thursday. This made for quieter trading on the European markets this week, and this trend is set to continue in the coming days. Across minor metals and ferro-alloys, prices came under pressure, with consumer tenders and smaller spot transactions for noble alloys and cobalt concluded lower in recent days. By contrast, US steel mills timed their restocking ahead of public holidays at the start of next week. Prices for both bulk and noble ferro-alloys on the US market moved higher in latest transactions. The Chinese market remained broadly steady this week. Environmental inspections in Hunan province, that shut mines and plants in the past month, helping push up antimony and tungsten prices, ended this week. But doubts still hang over the timing of restarts, with tungsten miners looking for wider margins and private antimony smelters likely to keep blast furnaces off-line if they cannot meet environmental targets. The impact of lower oil prices after the extent of continued OPEC production cuts disappointed expectations was also reflected in currency movements this week. The dollar dipped but steadied after the latest Federal Reserve meeting minutes supported the likelihood of an interest rate rise in June. But gold prices continued to be supported by demand, while non-exchange traded previous metal rhodium, which had been quick to rise to a nearly two-year high in late March-April continued to correct down this week, losing price gains made since early March. The start of the G-7 in Sicily was marked by some protectionist rhetoric from the US, amid continued uncertainty over revival of TTIP free-trade agreement talks. Flash purchasing managers index (PMI) estimates this week from the majority ...
G7 for what it is worth
got a bit of an atiitude on Sunday daytrader. Unfortunately Iplayer only works in UK - pity http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b08rv9r6/secrets-of-the-super-elements
229 posts so far and none to do with betting on horses
a good day to you. Almonty Q report due in next 7 days Nothing to say that i have not said before
more denial
this is fresh news - RC no longer a director as of May 14
Wolf, WRES each have more than 1 billion shares. ORM has 472 million shares. Very long odds for retail investors http://wresources.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/20170516-WRES-Development-and-Financing-of-La-Parrilla-Update.pdf