Condor Gold Share Discussion Threads

[psolomons] 29/5/2015 07:30

Killer line :- .....the underground mining potential at La India may currently be significantly underestimated.

[molatovkid] 29/5/2015 07:20

LOL!

There is that much gold here, I dont think the management know how much !

[steeplejack] 29/5/2015 07:19

Mark Child CEO comments:"A drill intercept of 7.55m (6.22m true width) at 10.2g/t to the south of the La India open pit reserve of 675,000 oz gold at 3.0g/t has been successful in indicating an extension of high grade gold mineralisation 100m outside the pit shell adjacent to La India underground resource. This high-grade intercept demonstrates that the underground mining potential at La India may currently be significantly underestimated.

[saturdaygirl] 27/5/2015 19:19

jeansey

I don't think we have a 5k seller that's just the normal market size .

[jeanesy2] 27/5/2015 16:42

5% down on the day - not good! looks like our 5k seller is back. I expect this to drift lower as i cant see us getting any more news until the drilling is complete. oh well , looks like another few months to wait at least!!

[au24] 27/5/2015 11:38

Just keep adding at these prices

[jeanesy2] 27/5/2015 11:28

someone clearly not impressed with only a snippet of news. POG is also weak.

[888icb] 27/5/2015 07:48

The annual results are published which are good but essentially known as they relate to a prior period. The update is very positive and as more results are released showing the potential for more gold,the interest of buyers should increase.

[jeanesy2] 27/5/2015 07:46

Well we have been given a snippett of drill news with the annual report. Nearly half the drilling now complete with a 7.55m at 10.2g/t reported. I think this is new info ?!

[marketeer4] 27/5/2015 07:09

Condor Gold Annual Results for year ending 31 December 2014 plus update on progress since.

[saturdaygirl] 26/5/2015 19:59

jeansey

I think we will get news when the drilling has finished or maybe the resource up grade late Sept/early Oct time . I suspect the boys on LSE have got ahead of themselves again !

[jeanesy2] 26/5/2015 07:38

The wait for some drill news goes on!

[sir andrew ffoulkes] 19/5/2015 08:05

Soil sampling results are not usually issued alone.

[jeanesy2] 18/5/2015 17:53

Drip drip ...the lack of news is becoming annoying. Having been told some time ago that the soil sampling results are in .. we have heard nothing. I know some say that we are waiting for the first drill results but i would have expected the soil sampling results to have been given an RNS myself.

[sir andrew ffoulkes] 13/5/2015 12:13

Mark at Master Investor:

[sir andrew ffoulkes] 13/5/2015 10:52

Hopefully we will see some further rises in the next week or so, no complaints though as its going really well for us.

[au24] 12/5/2015 19:39

Long and strong here boys. Holding now for ages. Could we be nearer to the end play?

[jeanesy2] 12/5/2015 18:54

Lots of buys today, and yet we are down !

[sir andrew ffoulkes] 12/5/2015 07:53

From lse poster - campbells:

Tuesday, May 05, 2015

(Montreal/Ottawa/Toronto) In anticipation of an imminent ruling from a little-known arbitration tribunal at the World Bank that could force El Salvador to pay Canadian-Australian mining firm OceanaGold US$301 million, a Salvadoran delegation will visit Canada next week to discuss how investor-state arbitration threatens democratic decision-making, public health and the environment here and beyond our borders.

OceanaGold is suing El Salvador for an amount equivalent to 5% of its gross domestic product for not having granted it a permit to put a gold mine into operation, despite its project not having met regulatory requirements. Originally, Pacific Rim Mining launched the suit in 2009 after the first of three successive Salvadoran Presidents committed to an effective moratorium on new mining projects given concerns over potential impacts on already taxed water supplies. OceanaGold purchased Pacific Rim Mining in 2013, narrowly saving it from bankruptcy, and has stubbornly continued with the case. The International Center for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) at the World Bank could release its decision on the suit any day.

From May 11 to 15, Yanira Cortez, Deputy Attorney for the Environment for El Salvador’s Human Rights Prosecutor’s Office and Marcos Gálvez, President of the Association for the Development of El Salvador (CRIPDES, a founding member of the National Roundtable against Metal Mining) will travel to Montreal, Ottawa-Gatineau and Toronto. They will speak publicly and meet with Members of Parliament to request support for the Salvadoran people’s struggle and warn of dangers that Canadians face through investor provisions in existing and proposed free trade agreements, such as the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).

Canadian taxpayers have already paid out hundreds of millions to foreign corporations and could be on the hook for hundreds of millions more in suits brought under NAFTA for decisions made in the public interest. In a case eerily similar to the one El Salvador faces, Lone Pine Resources is suing Canada for $250 million in response to Quebec’s decision to put a moratorium on shale gas mining, better known as fracking. This measure, broadly supported in Quebec, is premised on concern for people’s health and the environment. Calgary-based Lone Pine Resources is using a US affiliate to bring the suit and has insisted that it will continue to pursue the case unless Quebec lifts its moratorium.

The number of investor-state suits has ballooned in recent years. As of 2013, there were 169 investor-state suits being heard at ICSID, up from only 3 in 2000. About 35% were brought by oil, gas, and mining firms and nearly 50% of all 169 suits were against Latin American governments. The trend with NAFTA suits is similar.

[serious punter] 09/5/2015 06:20

Sorry double post

[serious punter] 09/5/2015 06:20

Jeanesy Have you also dropped in on the LSE thread yet?

[jeanesy2] 08/5/2015 19:30

Nice to see a late move up. News next week?

[jeanesy2] 04/5/2015 19:40

A breakout above 71p will do for starters.

[888icb] 03/5/2015 12:07

It's good to see some positive information posted to brighten up a wet Bank holiday weekend so thank you for your thoughts on GRR.
It can also only be beneficial that Jim Mellon has highlighted Condor as a share to be long in. Jim has been involved with Condor for along time, since before it had any interest in Nicaragua and was just in El Salvador.
I think that after Mark Child it is Jim Mellon who has the best knowledge and insight into Condors prospects and true value. Mellon also has a track record of making many succesful deals in the resources sector among others. He is very well connected.
Positive news should bring that bid and preferably bids closer.