Correct TeemoreThe more I see trolls arrive, the more confident I feel about the investment.I've been clouded at times in the last 12 years, but have enough experience now to know when we're onto a good thing. ML |
Maybe a cross between a clown or just your plain moron. Nationality of owner is irrelevant. |
Is Berber1 an anagram of pathetic troll? |
Any British company listed in USA will be shorted to death. Definitely the beginning of the end. Check past companies listed in USA. Anyway, GLA |
Got to love LSE you have the autistic dustybin, and now there’s an alcoholic dependent lorry driver. It’s embarrassing |
Thanks jelignite for copying and many thanks to AGEOS, much appreciated. |
RE: Thomas/Cosgrove TiO2 resourceToday 10:34As is evident, LSE has mangled the first part of this post by removing capital letters and disallowing the word co*rse, but hopefully will still be of value. |
 Continuation:From the above it should be evident that because of the differential rates of recovery of the various titanium minerals and the different and variable proportions of TiO2 content of each of the minerals it is not possible at this stage to quantify the product obtainable per tonne of ore. It is however reasonable to assume, based on a minimum titanium mineral recovery rate of 60% and a predominance of anatase and rutile, that the Thomas/Cosgrove prospect should produce around 3500- 4000 tonnes of c95% TiO2 finished product for every 100,000 tonnes of ore processed from the estimated 4.0-4.9 billion tonnes of weathered cap deposit. What proportion of that deposit meets the specifications of an MRE [Mineral Resource Estimate] awaits the assay results of the current Air Core drill survey and may, as I detailed in a 28.08.2024 post [paragraph 5], be in the region of 2.0-2.5 billion tonnes if the anatase rich zone is limited on average to the uppermost 28m as indicated in RC24COS018. To put that into global demand/supply context, 2.0 billion tonnes of ore equates to 7 million tonnes of c95% TiO2 product whilst 2030 predicted demand is for 10 million tonnes. So if EEE can capture 10% of the market, a stated objective, the Thomas/Cosgrove weathered cap resource alone, based on very conservative metrics, would satisfy a 10 year rising demand curve. Further potential resource extends far beyond that.The Thomas/Cosgrove Prospect encompasses less than 20% of the TiO2 enriched area within the Pitfield mineral province, and the weathered cap is only part of the JORC Exploration Target of between 26.4 and 32.2 billion tonnes graded at 4.5 to 5.5% TiO2 extending to greater depth within the Thomas/Cosgrove properties. Hence the potential ore reserves within the Pitfield Mineral Province, including possible extensions of the anatase rich weathered cap and the unweathered titanite rich sandstone bedrock, have the capacity to supply global demand on a multi-generational time scale. The impending MRE will be an initial resource estimate, being only part of a far greater potential resource.AGEOS |
No mate. There’s now UK and US investors after the same amount of issued shares. I fully expect the share price to be higher this time next week as it is now |
Lee, not if there is, it has already happened.
Read the RNS, Empire have already publicly stated tvere is no additional shares, no dilation, where do you get such ideas????? |
Can I just ask, if there is a US listing will that dilute the amount of shares ....ie more available and less value for us ?Or have I got that wrong |
Think we will see new highs this week with the presentation coming up and the US listing. Maybe even a bit more news beforehand? Gla |
The global market size for titanium is forecast to be 52 billion by 2030. If we “only” supply 10% of that annually well you can do the math. |
This stock feels like it’s just about to explode 💥!It feels like Greatland Gold 2020, Fortescue Metals stocks like those in their early growth days, one that could 10 bag plus quickly with the right news. It’s taken patience though to get to this point |
Anyone who wants to understand the scale of what EEE has to hand may I point you to a 2 Part youtube video.
Aaron Witt
Title - How Iron Ire Works
5 months ago.
Location NW Australia- Gudai-Darri.
Run by Rio Tinto.
Appreciate its Iron ore but the numbers imo are relevant when considering the vast site.
Watching the videos and reading the comments it does make sense that the Australian Government step in to get a better return for taxpayers.
Time will tell. But very happy to be invested here.
All best. |
basem1 thanks for that I have never had a trade not showing on either advfn or lse sometimes on one but not the other but never both.
EEE took a hard downward bounce off of 12p in June and maybe others thought as I did that the same would happen again and would be able to sell and get back in cheaper, then when it reversed did not want to be left behind.
Sam |
Pinging up with the metals rise got a lot more in the tank
Raised £2.5million in September so should have cash just got to hope the board use their brains and let the momentum run |
My gut feel......engineered. |
That is a very good question. Was it engineered? Or simply a severe case of domino effect of stop orders running on into margin calls. The drop in the bid was rapid. Gave me palpitations and a wake up call reminding me of the dangers of pushing the boundaries out too far with spread betting. |
It didn't tank after the presentation. The sales started immediately it begun. |
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