Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[1madmarky] 16/8/2019 07:42

Crocodile river.... I have a recollection that the project would produce for 36 months but would not turn a net profit until month 29 or something like that.
It certainly did not look like a good deal for the contractor, great for the owner though.

[haughtonhoney] 16/8/2019 07:35

Is that bad?

[bullster] 16/8/2019 07:32

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Eastplats at Crocodile River, just down the road from Hernic, have got their $64m tailings retreatment facility up and running.

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[aceshi] 16/8/2019 07:25

Kenny It's not that simple that's why the so called experts can't give you a straight answer. These guys are well versed at using an array of tools for upping their personal take. We are already aware of ghost consultancy firms and contentious payments, such as "aim admission bonuses" This is where the creative accounting and smoke and mirrors we are always referring to, comes into play. This goes on throughout the investment world. Only difference with companies such as JLP is, they loose money for most their investors, while sorting themselves out.

[bullster] 16/8/2019 07:11

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Rhodium marches on past $3,600.

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[plat hunter] 16/8/2019 06:40

Krypton... How does working in the city not make me south African?

Have you ever been to london? It's full of kaffers and aussies you goon.

[the bull] 16/8/2019 00:19

Since investing/gambling on JLP, my alcohol intake has definitely doubled

[bullster] 15/8/2019 21:54

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Simple to put 2 units in , at double the cost.

How much are we talking, and how long the pay back.

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[bullster] 15/8/2019 21:48

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Highly automated in what way ?

Have you seen it ?

I'm an engineer, and horse racing pundit, just asking, btw.



1MadMarky15 Aug '19 - 21:30 - 13779 of 13780

The fine chrome removal processor is a highly automated unit. If you have a large supply of fine chrome tailings... you just put 2 or more units in.

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[bullster] 15/8/2019 21:40

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kryptonsnake,

It sounds like you could teach us a thing or two about South Africa, sir.

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[1madmarky] 15/8/2019 21:30

The fine chrome removal processor is a highly automated unit. If you have a large supply of fine chrome tailings... you just put 2 or more units in.

[kryptonsnake] 15/8/2019 21:20

How many years ago was CONroast? I thought you was around 5 years ago Platts?

Did you get CON roasted?


LOLsss

[bullster] 15/8/2019 20:50

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Leon is only in charge because he brainwashed Colin in to believing that he was the master of ConRoast, which, on reflection, the industry doesn't need, apparently.

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[plat hunter] 15/8/2019 20:42

Plat Hunter,

FINITE cannot be defined at Windsor because you don't know the size of the mines that are supplying Windsor or if any more mines will join in in the future to supply Windsor with ore.

The only thing that is finite is the amount of ore in the earths crust that is economically feasible to transport to Windsor.

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Ignoring you now Bullster until you sober up you nob head.

[bullster] 15/8/2019 20:42

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So, let's get this right.

Plat Hunter and GSG think that DCM and Hernic were no more than a demo and research project.

That's funny because Leon had just spent over 5 years and £50m convincing everyone that ConRoast and its power generating station was the future cf JLP.

So Plat Hunter and GSG now say JLP sold that for a pittance to participate in a demo and research project.

And with having a relationship with Northam goes, it's only because we are next door and transport costs matter the most.

Go figure.

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[plat hunter] 15/8/2019 20:41

Bullster you think it's an element and not a metal for crying out loud.

Everything on the periodic table is an element regardless of it being a metal or a gas, having a basic education has nothing to do with working in the city. Vanadium is a metal fact and end of.

You're just showing yourself up as clueless and ignorant by insisting otherwise.

There's loads of subject material here that you're more versed than myself but just making something up and then denying basic high school diploma facts, like some 40 year old virgin flat earther, is just insane.

Are you drunk?

[kryptonsnake] 15/8/2019 20:38

How big is sable? Leon plans to produce copper but the rest of the plant will mostly be used for Kabwe and star zinc tailings

it wouldn't make sense to use any other sources at this point. Leon has to prove it all works as planned

If Kabwe disappoints this dog will need putting down. If it works I'll be loading up at 2p

Tip for Losta. You should wait and top up after the next placing


LOLsss

[kryptonsnake] 15/8/2019 20:28

Platts thinks all of Jubilees projects are just demos to entice the big boys

That would explain why it's taken years and still no signs of audited profits

Leon must be too busy on the phone with the big boys to buy shares in Jubilee

Well done Platts you must be right for a change


LOLsss

[bullster] 15/8/2019 20:13

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Vanadium has to be joined with another element to form an alloy if you want a practical metal as in chrome vanadium. Spanner.


You won't know that, working in the city.

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[bullster] 15/8/2019 20:09

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Plat Hunter,

FINITE cannot be defined at Windsor because you don't know the size of the mines that are supplying Windsor or if any more mines will join in in the future to supply Windsor with ore.

The only thing that is finite is the amount of ore in the earths crust that is economically feasible to transport to Windsor.

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[plat hunter] 15/8/2019 20:08

Bullster... you even think that Vanadium isn't a metal

That is some clanger Bullster
Lolz

[plat hunter] 15/8/2019 20:02

Lol Bullster, I think you need a lie down.

Stick to posting your basket prices, else I fear; you might end up weaving a few of them yourself

[kennyp52] 15/8/2019 19:59

Plat you losing it again ? It was just a question that an expert on JLP , such as yourself , might have been able to take 2 seconds typing to indulge my curiosity .