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HH holding up nicely.
Am unfamiliar on monthly divi procedure: Is the dividend factor compounded each month on the ploughed back sums? It would suit me if it is the case, particularly if Serenity and drilling sequence materialises, leading to a flourishing growth story.

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Touching its high again.
TSX closed today.

Shambolic, yes. Poor decision to invest as it turns out.
So I must put up or shut up.
Is present management structure equipped to hold the reins?
Slightly concerned that Hockey is on the CHAR board.

@ 11:36 - Unfortunate comparisons. Chalk and cheese.

It would have been fairer, taking a more regional slant, to assess related subjects around Lake Victoria. Admittedly Bulyanhulu and Geita are farther along the road than Bushi/Isulu and Ramula. Yet their extent is still to be determined at 550+ m. I am expecting the resource to mirror the two Tanzanian mines.

The latest grades don't suggest any diminution. If anything the opposite applies. (13.8 m @ 46.69 g/Au is the highlight and a mere 160 m subsurface. Combined with previous results it's hardly surprising to see EZ's continuing enthusiasm.)

In the meantime we are through the New Luika shear zone and there are probably more Singida pix in the photo gallery. And I still rate Ramula plate formation as exceptional, and possibly our next open pit starting point.

I omitted the following link which should be read in conjunction with previous announcements including one from PPC:

https://www.reuters.com/business/sustainable-business/denmarks-topsoe-plans-europes-largest-electrolyser-plant-2022-05-22/

https://blog.topsoe.com/haldor-topsoe-to-build-large-scale-soec-electrolyzer-manufacturing-facility-to-meet-customer-needs-for-green-hydrogen-production

"Time and tide waiteth for no man"
A progress report steadily becoming more urgent.

https://petrotal-corp.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Presentation-FEX-English-Final.pdf

Whilst familiar with the Vivian in Putumayo Province, Colombia, the above is the very first substantive review of the formation in Peru available to us. Thanks, Manolo et al.

Yep, likewise. I had to dump all my Table Mountain quartz crystals, NoordKaap copper and manganese, plus Namibia rare elements when returning to UK. Happy days.

Dissing Sturm doesn't help anyone. He has been here a very long time - probably since GTE/Sterling days - and knows more about the company than most of us.

Recklessly calling "takeover" might easily be a nonsense: Manolo, native to Talara, is oil king in Loreto and has objectives all the way to Osheki, beginning on southerly extensions at Bretana. Line breaks at #1, #5 and farther west are an unknown, and we have yet to learn what the policy is on Ucayali/Amazon barge additions.

Being a relatively small investor I have added i3E to my core holdings and do not expect it to remain at this level for long. Also, have a habit of writing to companies that have a real future. Haven't done so with i3E yet. Does anyone here do so and do they get a suitable response?

@ 11:26 - I'll go along with your sentiments. Yet, after seeing carefully analysed selections atrophy this year, there are invariably reservations on the way forward.

Peakview's present reaction on his other favourite would be enlightening. Some of these executives need microscopic examination and they are now a primary consideration when making a choice. In that respect I hope Hockey does not have a major influence on the CHAR board.

I note you have been good enough to provide L2 updates this week.
Had not realised you were hooked on this stock plus AXL and JSE.

I infrequently write on the two (JSE/PTAL) because my enthusiasm and/or judgement has been off-piste at times. re:AXL - I have steered clear because GC/AMER took me for a bad ride in Putumayo/Platanillo, and Colombia is now avoided. If it wasn't for his involvement in IRON I'd readily invest in the Bushveld acreage.

One of your co-writers led me to i3E. It, too, deserves your consideration, especially in the light of increased yield.

In terms of PTAL I look out for naval yard involvement at Iquitos with barge additions. The refinery there will have to be jacked up (expanded) to comply with global standards within two years. The ONP saga remains a headache . . . Manaus could become the main conduit.

Yes, he led me up a blind alley in 2010. Fortunately it was only £1k. Next month the loss will be offset against gains elsewhere. JC's middle name is ******* (but not an expletive). Twelve years has been long enough to entrust this fella, a blarneystone.

Quiet progress this morning with a tendency to ride on Toronto's coattails. It will change in time. And perhaps a couple more pm ticks to come.

Was unable to get a quote early on but added to i3E which has become another focal point.

Will be writing to SOUC after the Gwinville results come to hand. Short of time but for anyone interested S18 and S19 historical results can be found on MSOGB

Thanks, GGG. A pleasant surprise. In terms of the announcement I thought it slightly ambiguous.

Being a latecomer, i.e. Jan/Feb, I finally waded through presentations/videos and now regard the company as the best in the AIM sector. MS's style is articulate and has appeal. 500 drilling targets and at least one carrot in the North Sea will keep me riveted.

Although 19/05 is to be the date of record I presume any stock bought this morning will not be included in divi return. After some procrastination I am adding to i3E in preparation for Serenity.

With a $1.20 high being reached we may see those Mt Olive well results this week although flow tests have yet to go through 30 days. (Another hour until the close so some profit-taking is bound to follow.)

Looking very strong . . ..

Crikey, $180? $200? How are we going to pay our monthly bills?
Any i3E windfalls alone aren't going to cover the problem.

I saw the growing problem in 1970, and it wasn't in the UK, despite the London smogs 1960-65. It was whilst walking Lion's Head/Table Mountain and looking across Table Bay. It worsened over the next 20 years.

If we don't move smartly on H2 measures the future looks grim for the next generation.

Last night I checked out particle levels in Tunbridge Wells via -

https://addresspollution.org/

Key in your postcode. It's alarming unless you live somewhere like Skye. Pollution in the SE now exceeds pre-2019 covid levels.

Generally a bit of a grim week but have retained focus on CPH2 and studying its merits.

After googling a bird's eye view of the new premises I begin to question how long the company can stay in the unit . . . with an expanding workforce and (?)increasing sales. On the other hand we don't know which materials are being held up. Some news would be helpful.

Also noted a Scottish company has/or is introducing a mobile unit in Dorset. It would seem to be a satisfactory stopgap step in terms of a UK and European market . . . worth investigating. On the other hand the entire focus might be on Iceland, Paraguay and Australasia. Plenty of information needed before increasing current, modest investment.