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IGNORE PRICE OF GOLD, MINERS ARE ANYWAY MAKING MILLIONS AND BILLIONS

Will own some of these shares very soon as the buy out of rupert is now going through, really good overall buy out and be good to see what more this company does next few years as it makes an enormous amount of money

Whilst might be a x40 and go for it i dont / cant buy anymore as i'm pretty loaded overall and even a x5 will put me in good stead overall. i'd take $500 by any point this year or to be honest next 3++. i'll hold, divi payments overall increase and ETF for funds so costs arent that high

I bought more over the last few months so not at this price but close ish and happy. i'm looking at the suggested $300 to $500 silver from michael oliver in a few months time!!

if that hits then i will sell here and also my silver etf which i own. that will leave me with a selection of individual miners i have bought over the last 18 mths which is the perm 25% in portfolio for ever alongside physical which i have too.

i think $300 silver would see this increase significantly from here, multiplies more, that's the plan anyway and i'll go on lots of holidays and thinking private jet trip, never done it before!!

Hopeful more local drilling will find good and quicker ways to more copper

I'm happy to hold five years, be ten times higher by then and maybe retire!!

I'm invested in perpetua resources in the USA which is gold and antimony. antimony is on the critical rare earths mineral list from gov and they've rushed permits through, gov loans in the billions to get it going as its used in defence and weapons.

copper will go the same way, gov will realise how important it is and china is now giving non away. this will break ground faster than we think.

Only 4 undeveloped near-surface copper projects in the world that host over 1 billion tonnes in resource scale haven’t been taken over yet, and Mocoa is one of them.

In his latest interview, our major shareholder @Frank_Giustra discusses the copper market, looming supply challenges, and the strategic importance of large-scale copper projects.

https://youtu.be/8Gtm5CYlb-c?si=Rz6x_u6IxGJLLhKY

there isn’t enough copper

Your seeing in the usa now gov loans, investment in mining if classed a critical minerals of which copper is. they'll push this through as desperate for the stuff

The whole industry is significantly behind, capital and development. price of copper will go up and not stop until more mines come on line, hopefully this goes as quick as it can, be under gov national needs and i'm sure like usa it will be support to deliver asap. buying a working mine would cost so much more

There are several, copper, gold, lithium too.

I like the location, no point having mines in the middle of nowhere where, as they become cash cows gov just take them away. canada and usa will push max copper

Not sure M&A is their main venture more so than finding new mines themselves nearby or in scotland. clealry they get on all right where they are so local mines far better, quicker and easier.

As always the big boys find their investments before everyone else does. the market with correct and they'll all sit there holding materials, commodities around the world, recession into inflation and they make their money

Paid him nothing for years since we delisted, he says around 5 months ago that he listed me for shares in the new listed company but got one email confirming but nothing since

There making very good money at the min

When US market closes. clearly down as market think straits is sorted, how many times?

hardly any traffic going anywhere through the straits and never has been since the war started. someone sees ten boats and thinks we are back. high oil, high food, pretty much high everything especially in uk. oh to do net zero but have no materials and energy of our own. we are certainly now paying

Not sure whether all market or because of the glencore producer too off line? copper will have a great ten years

Glencore's Kazzinc, Kazakhstan's largest producer of zinc, lead, copper, gold, and silver just had a deadly explosion.

2 dead, 5 injured, building partially collapsed.

The critical minerals supply chain isn't just concentrated. It's fragile.

I guess we have breached that resistance??