Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/dictionary.cambridge.org/amp/english/spurious
Love to all.
Trift x
# 549 post here on a day of rest and many of them spurious (love that apt word).
Seen it all before and it has always preceded rises.
The best indicator of future behaviour is previous behaviour (with the exception of Rowka / Monty and their team who who attempt but fail to buck that trend).
LOL
Trift (hot-tub and sublimed) x
RNS 14th January;
“Since launching the Formal Sale Process on 1 July 2020, Eurasia and its advisers have engaged with a wide range of parties, and have to date received non-binding offers in respect of both a possible acquisition of the Company as well as other transaction structures”.
So on 14th January “to date” non-binding offers (plural) and varieties of said offers HAD been received. Some posters are presuming that the offers were received on 14th January and therefore we have another delay whilst “non- bindings” become “bindings”. In fact these offers could technically have been presented at any point in time between 1st July 2020 and 13th January 2021.
WTHDIK but we are possibly much closer than we may think.
Trift (sublimed) x
PS- anyone who has endured and enjoyed the past 18 months as a EUA shareholder and the highs and lows within (mostly highs), will not have been too bothered about the shenanigans of the last few days.
“This is the wader” x
Hi Mr Y and good evening to you.
So you are no longer a holder? So why all the time and effort on a Saturday evening. If I had sold out of a stock I would leave all others to it so I just cannot understand your continued interest.
Just curious and possibly spurious.
Trift x
Great insight thanks Sak.
If I may humbly add the notion that if / when we are sold for “multiple billions” and if non Russian buyers are part of the purchase / purchases, what a wonderful advertisement it would be for foreign investment in Russia. There will be many eyes worldwide on the news when it arrives and Russia will want this exposure to be positive rather than negative.
Best wishes and GWA
Trift x
Morning Mark,
They really have not put a foot wrong have they and the best indicator of future behaviour is previous behaviour. All timed to perfection. Such a fascinating story that we are fortunate enough to be part of and now in the final exhilarating chapter.
Best wishes
Trift x
.....to a recent analogy:
“If I were buying a house and had noticed a cellar full of the finest of fine wines, I would not be too keen on advertising this fact until my purchase was secured; if at all”.
So, we got the DFS sign-off but with no reveal of the cellar contents.
Equally, if someone was selling a cellar full of the finest of fine wines for the best possible capitalisation, one would specialise and sell the Champagne to the Champagne specialist; the Bordeaux to the Bordeaux specialist etc etc to attain the highest affordable prices perhaps with a few mixed parcels to keep everyone happy. This would all take more time and effort and this is what our wise BOD are doing and it will be well worth our patience.
GMA
Trift x.
Interesting piece on PGM demand and supply, bodes well for our bidding war.
“ that there will indeed be a substantial supply/demand imbalance in Platinum that will increase from 2021 and structural deficits all the way into 2030 as a result of many varying factors which we will summarize below. This rarefied imbalance will result in significant upward pressure on the price of Platinum. Dr Davis believes that the larger research houses, as well as Anglo-American Platinum (one of the largest producers of Platinum in the world) have significantly over-estimated Platinum production and underestimated the global increase in demand over the same period”.
https://auctusmetals.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Auctus-Metal-Portfolios-Jan2021-Platinum02.pdf
The longer we have to wait, the larger our prize will be IMHO.
GDA
Trift x
Significant quantities of platinum have been produced from two alluvial deposits in the far east region of Russia. The first is the Kondyor mine in Khabarovsk region and the second, which started production in 1994, is the Koryak mine in Kamchatka. Together these two operations produced 185,000 oz of platinum in 2005.