Environment for Cu production in the US is now. |
Let's go crazy for a minute, and imagine a world where PXC does actually have a resource worth harvesting (I know, I know).
Perhaps a "Carlin-style" deposit as DP and others connected to the company have enjoyed hinting at occasionally whenever the share price has needed a boost.
Does anyone actually think that the current US administration would let the rewards be reaped in little old (PATHETIC) Europe on Aim? |
The pub was in helpless giggles tonight |
Don't forget we now have those all important redundant ball mills to go with all the redundant ball sh+t. |
DP was offering to take bets that PXC would get into production before the end of 2022 at one point.
And now we are.......where exactly?
All credibility is gone. And popping up occasionally to say things like "very significant news" is clearly behind today's spike, but actually pretty tawdry stuff |
DP,
Significant for those mines in production, with funds to build a mine into production, or with an approved permit to enable funds to build into production.
We currently just have a load of rock with minerals in them.
Has the permit application been made for this summer's inspection window? or will that now slip into 20206, given there was "no need or rush" to get it completed before winter, when we did have a few $$? |
Yes this and the recent highs in copper and PMs are positives for miners in production or who have the wherewithal to get into production.The environment has indeed improved dramatically since the company was listed yet the project has not really progressed from being an extremely modest proven prospect with no means to fund the development. So explain why this is significant and what difference it makes to this company and its valuation and its ability to survive as a solvent company yet alone deliver its strategic objectives.All ears. |
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/03/immediate-measures-to-increase-american-mineral-production/Very significant news |
When PXC is mentioned in my pub there is such hilarity goes on and on |
Copper $5 a pound on the COMEX, congrats to the US copper companies...Feeling blessed! |
Just listen to this Kitco interview, there is basically zero funding in the junior mining space. Whatever there is, there are multiple projects vying for it. |
Then fill your pockets franci, or just get off this site as you have nothing positive to add or say. Just another ramper. |
That’s some heavy buying into first 45 mins.
Looking positive . |
I think anyone who does not understand the frustration around being a shareholder in a company that has been well funded but has serially failed to meet just about any promises of progress and meet any timelines in strategic delivery. That now finds itself instead of being on the cusp of actually developing an prospect they have publicly puffed as being a $1b asset ( only 6 months ago) , instead , it is now indebted , just about out of short term cash and working capital and gives zero visibility of how it even continues as a going concern let alone services that debt and perish the thought develop a cash generative mine as promised...is clearly not invested. |
Haha PP. Have you got nothing better to do?
No point coming on here making suggestions on only your second PXC post.
As for my sanity, well, I am an eccentric person by nature.
Maybe I should have been sectioned for investing in PXC, but I am guessing you are not and have never been a PXC shareholder, or are you just a ramper trying to make a quick buck? |
KJ - Have you never used AI? I've just been through your post history and it tells me you're pretty obsessed by the company, some would say unhinged. |
I like your info trader.
So all theses subsidiary Companies may well have directors who may well be salaried. Have you ever investigated any expenditure of any of these subs and holding Companies? |
Given your apparent struggle with basic spelling, I’d suggest you focus on self-improvement rather than my posts. Feel free to use the filter function my friend. |
Decent buying into the close …. |
What a boring cunnt you really are.
How the winter nights must fly by in your house. |
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PXC loaned KPX $2.76M in 2023, which is now classified as an “intercompany receivable” that eliminates on consolidation. KPX Has No Revenue or Disclosed Financials. There is no breakdown of how this money was used
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