Bisie north (-1.03816, 27.74383)23 Aug 2024 21:25
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following further investigation i am adding to an initial buy-in. there is a very strong case for clinging to pb's hype over near-term mineralisation results.
past experience is limited and mainly confined to the bountiful katanga province. management apparently are unfazed by kabali et al shenanigans although my own judgement is clouded ever since the days of patrice lumumba. other than asking a few questions at the csir pretoria on separation techniques for multi ****tail metals across rmr's 38sqkm license area i am unlikely to become a frequent poster.
today's sp movements were possibly mostly to accommodate new entrants. the trend may continue and it will be interesting to learn who is climbing aboard.
it would be interesting to learn if pb has anything more to add on the complication of zama-zama artisanal miners even if the paradox is somewhere down the track.