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:"ex posters lol were declaring EUA would never get the DFS"

I don't recall anybody ever saying that. What I do recall one or two people saying is it's not guaranteed that at the conclusion of a feasibility study its going to tell you that you project is viable. Similarly sign off of the DFS by Rosnedra doesn't mean its economic.

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I stand corrected, its a different post from the same person. My apologies Catchingpigeons.

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Already posted Catchingpigeons but no harm in posting again.

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"I'm sure Helpful has said on here he's never lost on this."

Would you believe anything the pathological purveyor of pork pies says? If he were racking it in no matter what he wouldn't need to be posting here incessantly. You might think he posts to counter the negative posts and to bring balance to the board, to alert others to Red Rock's potential. That would imply a sense of decency and that's one thing this character most certainly does not possess.

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Hi sasa43

With lithium it was always just a matter of time before things started to turn. The 2023 peak was never going to last, the fall back down to earth being inevitable. The market does what the market does I guess but you can't keep a good man, or commodity for that matter, down for long. A gentle and sustainable rise from here on is what we need to see happen now.

Same with tin. Wild swings and rapid increases in price are never sustainable. The only thing that does is it encourages an increase in production from existing producers, mothballed mines to come back into production or, heaven forbid, some bright spark somewhere coming up with a cheaper and better alternative to tin.

Plenty to be positive about here but as we both know only too well its not over until the fat lady signs and at the moment she's still in her dressing room gargling.

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The Three Stooges are at it again. Give a rest boys. Nothing you post is going to make any difference here.

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Same zhit different day.

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He's talking his own book. You can't expect him to say anything else.

In amongst LawrenceH's incessant ramping there's t at least one significant kernel of truth. LONGEVITY. Miners like nothing more.

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What a nightmare this is turning into.

Horizonte Minerals Plc (AIM/TSX: HZM) ("Horizonte" or the "Company") announces the preliminary results of a review of the Cost-to-Complete ("CTC") estimate and schedule for its 100%-owned Araguaia Nickel Project ("Araguaia" or "the Project"). The preliminary results of the review indicate that the estimated capital required to complete the construction of Araguaia, commission the project and deliver first metal is approximately US$454 million. As a result, the Estimate at Completion ("EAC") currently stands at US$1,004 million, approximately 87% higher than the previously disclosed capex budget of US$537 million (prior to October 2023). The Company anticipates achieving mechanical completion in Q1 2026.

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Best to post a link so that people can make their own minds up as to where the source is credible or not.

https://steelnews.biz/out-of-nickel-unnoticed-the-raw-material-runs-out/

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"It is not Nearology."

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"It is not Nearology."

Says Hopeless having posted god knows how many links to companies that are adjacent highlighting their grades and resources.

You have to pay good money for comedy of this quality.

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Richyf3

I can clearly remember a similar thing being said three years ago on the BB of a nickel company I was involved in. Indonesia banning the export of un-processed nickel ore was going to see the price rocket off up into the heaven. I presume you don't need me to recount the rest of that story?

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Https://stockhead.com.au/resources/is-nearology-a-load-of-rubbish-recent-history-says-yes/

As the great man himself says DYOR

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For the less well researched Nova-Bollinger was a large nickel sulphide deposit discovered by legendary Australian explorer Mark Creasy. Bell, when running (or should that be running down) Regency Mines acquired a whole series of licenses in the vicinity of Nova-Bollinger. That briefly pumped the Regency share price. Can't recall if a placing was done during that time and can't be bothered to check but the licenses were then allowed to expire.

This is such an old ploy I'm surprised anybody still falls for it. I'm even more surprised that Helpless still employs it. Shows a paucity of imagination I guess.

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Helpless pulling out of the playbook an old Bell favourite. Used on many occasions but with the same disastrous outcome every time.

https://stocksdownunder.com/article/nearology-a-trap-investors-fall-for/#:~:text=Nearology%20can%20go%20right%2C%20but,near%20longer%2Dterm%20operating%20mines.

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Don't be so sure you understand what the consequences will be of this policy. If its anything like the impact that Indonesia restricting nickel exports had it will not have a positive outcome of Andrada.

The law of unintended consequences has a hasty habit of biting you on the bum.

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