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Are you all fwd selling your placing shares/warrants and dumping them onto the herd? the same folks bashing #OMI and dumping into the rise here

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Element1, regardless of your NPD posting on every chat board known to man, the share price is going back up, if you don't like OMI then don't buy it....simple as that isn't it.

Dumping his placing, well done Dave

GGP has a Mcap of £4.55b, go and post your *rap elsewhere Dave

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Oh, Element1, the conspiracy king strikes again—Greenwood's "paid to respond" to your posts? Mate, they're issuer-sponsored analysts doing their job, not your personal nemesis in a tinfoil hat. And valuing at spot ($5050) instead of GGP's bargain-bin $2800? That's called reflecting reality in a bull market, not voodoo—high-grade juniors like this scream leverage.Pre-concentration "no equipment"? The note explicitly models $14–15M capex for mining fleet, mobile crusher, roads, and site works (not pixies—read page 12). Tolling terms? Based on proven Antioquia deals (Denarius, Soma locals), not crystal balls. Rock "moves itself"? Open-pit, 250ktpa, low-strip—standard stuff.350% IRR at $5k gold? Red flag? Nah, green light for a shallow 5g/t starter in toll mode—peers hit 200%+ in similar setups. Your "red flags" are just the low-capex magic you hate admitting. Keep hunting ghosts; the rest of us see the cash machine.

At 20p....with the same promises.....they have done nothing since.....same ole can kicking lifestyle company.

RalphB1 last post on 4 Feb 2026 13:49 and new account created for TungstenInvestor on 6th Feb 2026 with identical posting style and virtually the same recent same footprint of de-ramping.

I focus on facts, factually the poster was incorrect....you do you and I'll do me, if you go on price action then that's your call.....day trade all you like....yes....it's a fact that it sold off after MRE....so what? it's a fact that some folk's over estimated....so what?

It's a fact that you're a de-ramper so what? take your ego elsewhere as it don't mean *hit to me, I'll call out lies when I see them.

Here's the actual, fact-checked history of the El Limón mine/mill in Colombia (not to be confused with unrelated Nicaraguan mines of the same name):Early 2010s involvement: Red Rock Resources (RRR) held interests in El Limón via a JV/co-operation with Mineras Four Points. It was a small-scale gold operation/mill in Antioquia, Colombia.

2015 sale: Red Rock completed the sale of its direct and indirect interests in El Limón (and related Colombian assets) in May 2015 to a private company called Colombia Milling Limited (a subsidiary later tied to what became Soma Gold). The deal included a royalty interest (3% NSR capped at ~$2M–$3M total, plus a smaller 0.5% tranche).

No "failed acquisition" or giveaway: It was a clean sale for cash/consideration (Red Rock newsletter at the time called it ridding a "goblin on our back"). No evidence of it being "given away" or involving theft/falling apart as a deal-breaker—those issues (if any) were operational in the district, not transaction-specific.

"Randy Crawford": No public records tie anyone named Randy Crawford to El Limón, Red Rock, Colombia Milling, or Soma Gold in any acquisition/sale. Searches return zero relevant hits—likely a garbled name mix-up (possibly confusing with "Randy Martin", a Nicaragua-focused exec formerly linked to Para Resources, which rebranded to Soma Gold, but no direct El Limón Colombia connection).

Post-2015 under Soma Gold: Soma (TSXV: SOMA) acquired/controlled the assets around 2018–2020. They upgraded the El Limón mill (from ~50 tpd historically to 225 tpd capacity), restarted it, and have operated/expanded it as part of their El Bagre complex. Recent updates (2025–2026):A union strike at El Bagre delayed El Limón ramp-up (from Q4 2025 to early January 2026).

Production recommenced post-strike (Nov 2025); El Limón mill now targeted for full ops early 2026.

Upgrades ongoing (e.g., sensor-based sorting pilot ~$2.2M, commissioning H1 2026).

Theft: Isolated incidents reported in the district (e.g., past doré bar thefts at Soma sites), but not a defining "failure" of El Limón—it's actively producing and expanding.

Bottom line facts: Red Rock sold it in 2015 (not a failure/giveaway). Soma upgraded and restarted it successfully—it's operational now, with minor 2025 delays from a strike (resolved). No Randy Crawford involvement. The poster's story is outdated gossip mixed with wrong details from another junior's history, irrelevant to OMI/Pepas anyway (El Limón is too far east for tolling). Classic de-ramp sleight-of-hand.

Element.....Oh wow, bravo on the masterclass in selective doom-scrolling, concerned-troll extraordinaire. Nothing says "I'm just asking questions" like dropping a wall of text that pretends a ±20% head-grade tolerance is some unbreakable law of physics, while conveniently ignoring that real CIL plants in Antioquia munch through 5–15 g/t vein ore like it's breakfast cereal every single day. Sure, Buriticá's too busy being a corporate cash cow, Titiribí's a copper porphyry fever dream, and Quebradona's still in permitting purgatory—points for naming the obvious non-starters. But then you pivot straight to "therefore NO options exist, capex DOOM, economics COLLAPSE" like the entire department isn't littered with small-to-mid toll mills that live and breathe exactly this kind of high-grade epithermal feed. Soma Gold's El Bagre (450 tpd Merrill-Crowe, expanding permits to 1,000 tpd) and El Limón (recent restart) are literally in the neighbourhood, processing contract and artisanal ore at grades that make Pepas look tame. Local custom plants around Medellín/Bagre-Nechí handle 4–12 g/t feeds routinely—trucking distance? Laughable 30–80 km on decent roads. Orosur literally spelled it out in multiple RNS since mid-2025: "numerous nearby mines and processing facilities that might offer the opportunity for third party toll treating." Conceptual studies included $2.50/t transport and $60/t processing in their $3,000/oz pit shell math. They're not hallucinating. But go off with the "system starts to break down" hysteria. If a mill can't tweak reagents or blend a 5 g/t slug without "gold lost to tailings," it's probably run by amateurs. Pepas' 88.75% recovery from drill composites screams free-milling compatibility, not incompatibility apocalypse, the cherry on top: framing this as noble diligence while the stock just took a post-MRE dip (classic profit-taking after the hype run). "I do not have a CFD short"—sure, Jan, and I'm the Queen of Sheba. If you're genuinely worried about execution, name one specific mill within 80 km that categorically won't touch 5 g/t epithermal ore. Crickets? Thought so, Pepas is small (219 koz), high-grade, zero-to-low strip for half its life, and sitting in the middle of Colombia's gold-processing playground at $5,000+/oz gold. Toll deal = minimal capex rocket to cash flow. Standalone plant = still fat margins. Either way, it's not the death sentence you're desperately trying to paint.

So yeah, keep "identifying the hard questions up front" if it helps you sleep. The rest of us will stick to actual regional facts, company disclosures, and not treating broker notes like gospel while pretending the district's infrastructure vanished overnight.

Your move, de-ramp detective.

Hmmmm - https://x.com/Rrockypolos/status/2021484140605186276?s=20

TungstenInvestor it's quite simple then isn't it, go and invest in Tungsten and leave us in peace....I'm still accumulation shares.....

I don't need to have been here in 2020, it's not a pi**ing contest, on the weekly and monthly chart back to the start in 2020 it's already formed and broken out, simple facts with no explanation required.

Cup and handle has already formed and broken out on the weekly chart Rob.

Starting to edge up now.....fully expect this will take off again after midday auction.

B_Positive jog on to the ORR board, we're not interested in your ramping of other shares other than #OMI, sit back and enjoy the ride.

Good morning all, gold looking perky again......

$4,715.32

+36.79

+0.79%

https://goldprice.org/live-gold-price.html

Good morning #OMI-dians, looking lovely again I see, no sign of the naysayers I see....