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Cobus seems confident on his London visit. Expecting MTR follow up next week or shortly thereafter. Another Hendrik P technical report on Nobles Nob and White Devil must be getting closer. Next PAF addon when three other mining developments bear fruit,

Apologies. I took 8110 off the table just before the bell. Will increase holding when we get wind of Nobles Nob and Warrego update. Expecting confirmation of Soweto tailings' extension next. Pronounced rollercoaster chart will continue for a bit.

I'm sure everyone is aware that stop loss instructions are noted and mms will briefly drag the price down to capture opportunities. Best avoided . . .

Water levels regularly checked at four hydro stations. Flows have stayed above seasonal average. Currently the scene at Manaus waterfront is

https://www.skylinewebcams.com/en/webcam/brasil/amazonas/manaus/ponta-negra.html

but we have stalled . . .

I mostly echo what has been said in the last few hours. Currently, although my grasp of (fake) algorithms is slight, market reaction is barely understood. Having exceeded my three-score-and-ten the only objective now is to secure strong foundations for the family.

DRD Gold remains a go-to reference point for comparative analysis, and they too hit the buffers yesterday. Theoretically a near-term PAF 300k oz pa Au target, when attained, should guarantee a SP well in excess of £1.

https://stocktwits.com/symbol/DRD

Pat, I x-checked with exchange records. Time confirms they are buys. Arguably, of course, we may see a bit more flatulence on Monday.

. . . and not to be overlooked, some smart cookie swept up 2 x £1m approx at 3pm which suggests the insti/fund process has truly started.

Held off on a top up. Annoying day. Personally gearing up for (a) Mogale phase #2. (b) FTSE250 springboard, (c) Nobles Nob update plus Warrego plan. We shall surely hear from Cobus L next week.

"Background" emphasis, indeed. I stay relatively quiet here by virtue of being on board for only a few months. Have, however, added again today but don't expect too much in the way of fireworks. Of course, being wrong would be a bonus.

.. . is certainly making waves in the last hour. Being guilty of putting tripe on the bb at times I spend more time observing the general SA scene. One special example is the Sandsloot development which suggests we lead the pack in some respects. Ilja may choose to add a comment or two on near term goals at Rustenburg and Karo.

https://www.metalsdaily.com/charts/platinum/

Https://cfo.co.za/articles/fd-marileen-kok/

MK will be reviewing group results weekly. Good enough for me to add at regular intervals, although unlikely to match her lofty heights.

. . . becomes progressively more demanding on its way north. Nasty river gorge on unbuilt leg to Mt Agoma / Kalayi. Second clip follows the first one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLuc5c0jARA

- weekend reading -

Separating Silver, Copper, Tin, and Zinc from Mined Ore

The separation of silver, copper, tin, and zinc from mined ore involves several processes and techniques. Here are some of the methods used:

Flotation: This method uses air bubbles to separate sulphide ores from water-based properties, effectively separating valuable metals like copper, lead, and zinc.

Magnetic Separation: Drum magnets or magnetic pulleys are used to attract and hold magnetic materials, separating them from bulk mats in the processing of iron ore and other ferrous minerals.

Gravity Separation: Gravity separation equipment, such as jig separators, uses pulsating water to separate particles based on their density, allowing for the separation of heavier minerals like iron from lighter ones.

Electrostatic Separation: This method separates conductive minerals from non-conductive ones through electrical conductivity, commonly used for the separation of metals in mineral sands.

(NB. I reckon we need minimum 33k metres drilled before any DFS. PB may think differently.)

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Arapaima and piranha. Ahem. China snoek with their razor teeth were my boundary. Great whites in Gansbaai ensured I stayed out of the water.

Bring back a giant 3 m Arapaima if you can . . . deepfreeze beforehand.

With Pd and Pt going tekela I shall review further intent on THS. Management will be pleased / ecstatic on a surging PGM market after committing heavily in Zim.

Yes. a poor show in that respect . . . we seem to have lost our way on subsidiary initiatives.

Https://www.miningmx.com/opinion/62651-sa-needs-more-than-an-export-tax-to-save-ferrochrome/

Maybe £1+ sooner than we think. Have just run an eye over a slightly different angle (see below) and now feel I should have been more aggressive when @ 45p (last addon was @ 59p). Will double holding before 20 October.

https://uk.marketscreener.com/news/pan-african-resources-the-art-of-cutting-stonea-and-costs-ce7d5bd8d98cf425

Many features have already been highlighted by Mike, Bustard, etc.

Https://www.metalsdaily.com/charts/palladium/

https://www.metalsdaily.com/charts/platinum/

Https://www.tharisaplc.co.uk/weekly-pgm-and-chrome-info.php