Phoenix Global Resources Share Discussion Threads

[loverat] 20/9/2013 06:06

Indeed - just ignore him and do your own research.

This country and region already has proven reserves and large viable mines in operation. It is a very exciting project plus is becoming known as a country which encourages inward investment (unlike its neighbour Uzbekistan which is actively driving it away) I simply suggest that anyone should do their research and you will find alot of positives for a company valued at little over £2 million. The deramper above is known for trashing companies with tiny market caps and then buying into them. (see CCE) I have made money out of most of the stocks he has deramped and more to come.

[richie1218] 19/9/2013 21:42

arrrr that's better :-)

[richie1218] 19/9/2013 21:41

No just filter him

[oilbuy] 19/9/2013 20:58

Shoot the deramper

[dontshootthemessenger] 19/9/2013 20:45

Reverse ten bagger

[oilbuy] 19/9/2013 20:42

It's a rubbish project with pitiful grades and widths.................................................GET REAL

[dontshootthemessenger] 19/9/2013 20:25

Comment on review and revocation of certain licences
There have been precedents when the Mining Industry Regulator or other state authority of the Kyrgyz Republic initiated unscheduled reviews of the subsoil use licences which led to temporary suspension of operation and/or revocation of the licences. While lawfulness of such reviews may be disputed in court or arbitration such actions by the state authorities of the Kyrgyz Republic might have a substantial negative affect.

[dontshootthemessenger] 19/9/2013 20:22

Licences and contractual commitments
The interests of the Enlarged Group are in some circumstances subject to licence and contractual requirements, which include, inter alia, certain financial and work commitments which, if not fulfilled, could result in the suspension or ultimate forfeiture of the relevant licence or of the Company's interests
in projects. Government action, which could include non-renewal of licences, may result in any income receivable by the Enlarged Group being adversely affected.

[dontshootthemessenger] 19/9/2013 20:20

From the Admission Document

Mining, exploration and development risks

The successful exploration and development of mining assets is speculative and subject to a number of uncertainties that even a combination of careful evaluation, experience and knowledge may not eliminate.
There is no certainty that the expenditures made or to be made by the Enlarged Group in the exploration and development of its mining assets or properties in which it has an interest will result in the discovery of metals in commercial quantities. Most exploration projects do not result in the discovery of commercially mineable deposits. Personal subjective judgment of engineers, and/or geologists, is involved in the selection of any site for exploration. Major expenses may be required to establish reserves by drilling and to construct mining and processing facilities at a site. It is impossible to ensure that exploration and development programmes carried out by the Enlarged Group will result in profitable commercial mining operations

[dontshootthemessenger] 19/9/2013 20:15

It's a rubbish project with pitiful grades and widths.

Why do you thing the licence is held by a AIM minnow ?

If it was any good a bigger better player would hold it or have got it !

[oilbuy] 19/9/2013 20:06

PGR CPR

At Jarkonush, 27 mineralised zones were originally identified by Government surveys conducted in
1975. More recent work has found that the majority of these are concentrated within a 100 m by
1,000 m zone. The mineralised zones extend for dozens of metres at narrow widths but locally thicken
up to 3-5 m. Gold values recorded range from trace to 38.8 g/t and silver from 1.2 g/t to 900.2 g/t. The
mineralisation comprises galena, sphalerite, chalcopyrite, hematite, pyrite, gold, secondary copper, lead
and iron minerals. iv
A C A HOWE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
Talbaital prospect comprises a northerly-trending mineralised zone extending 2,200 m by 500 m in
hornfelsed siltstones. The zone is intensely fractured, of varying orientations and in some places
contains galena in thin veinlets. At its most intense, the mineralisation is represented by fine
disseminations of galena, chalcopyrite, pyrite, rarely visible gold, native silver and green, secondary
copper minerals. Grab samples from outcrop have returned gold values up to 12 g/t gold and silver
ranging from 100 to more than 1,000 g/t. Copper ranges from 0.3 to more than 1%, lead from 0.15 to
greater than 1% and zinc ranges up to 1%. Tungsten up to 0.3% is also recorded.

The Torsaisky occurrence is located in the northern part of the licence. Previous exploration identified
anomalies of gold and lead. A prospective area of 1,800 m by 200 m has been identified in hornfelsed
siltstones. Gold is associated with quartz veins and quartz-carbonate brecciation and copper-sulphide
mineralisation. Sulphides include bornite and chalcopyrite and abundant malachite occurs. Gold values
are of the order of 1.0 to 2.0 g/t. Individual veins range from 6 m to 120 m along strike and from 0.4 m
to 0.9 m in width.
The Aksaisky prospect occurs within a 500 m by 2,000 m zone containing mineral occurrences,
anomalies in soils and heavy mineral concentrates represented by bismuthite, cassiterite and scheelite,
all occur within this zone. A geochemical anomaly, 150 m by 180 m wide, extends about 1,000 m along
strike, comprising bismuth, tin, tungsten and beryllium values, indicative of granite-related pegmatitic
mineralisation. Gold mineralisation is associated with shear zones in hornfelsed siliceous siltstones with
disseminated copper-sulphide mineralisation. Gold values vary from 0.6 g/t to 10.0 g/t.
Initial work by Alji in 2011 included compilation of earlier work, followed by trenching and sampling
of the Talbaital and Jarkonush prospects. One preliminary trench was also sited at Aksaisky, where
values up to 2.4 g/t Au were obtained within a wider low grade anomalous zone. The work confirmed
the presence of gold at all three sites investigated.
At Talbaital, trenching (Trench 2) across an outcrop yielded an 8 m section grading 1 – 6.2 g/t Au in
silicified and brecciated sandstones, with visible iron and copper staining. Ag grades ranged up to
117 g/t. Two further trenches within 50 m gave results up to 12 g/t Au, and up to 152 g/t Ag. The work
to date indicates that the Talbaital zone is at least 1,500 m strike length.
At Jarkonush, preliminary sampling and trenching confirmed the previously identified mineralisation,
though most values averaged less than 1 g/t Au but with some more elevated values up to 4.8 g/t Au

[oilbuy] 19/9/2013 17:11

Nice finish heading back towards .3p

[howdlep] 19/9/2013 15:20

23.5m volume today. Momentum and volume to pickup once we can move above 0.32p. Profit takers from 0.2p will be out of the way shortly

[mike111d] 19/9/2013 12:08

Nap, you are absolutely correct, TopInfo remains full of xxxx but I guess we all knew this anyway ;-).

[howdlep] 19/9/2013 11:08

yep interest building nicely and a break above 0.32p not far away imo

[topinfo] 19/9/2013 11:04

Some silly little tw@ts about isnt there. PGR 1 million AT buy at 0.28 and some silly tw@t then sells at 0.27p. They deserve not to make money IMO.

PGR next to go mental IMO

Tiny mkt cap £2.7 million

[oilbuy] 19/9/2013 09:31

You should read the RNS' S and drilling near completion to find a maiden resource. Your a very poor deramper Stocktoligist

[dontshootthemessenger] 19/9/2013 09:18

PGR will not find anything with so little cash and thus its a very early stage explorer in a far away land of which we know little

They could end up with nothing and all at the expense of mug punters on AIM

What a jolly

Bob Stewart knows how to get his bread buttered hey ?

Working for the state, then becoming an MP, then living off AIM mug punters dreams of getting rich on a goldmine

[share_shark] 19/9/2013 09:13

Bobs Good Eye 19 Sep'13 - 09:06 - 422 of 422 0 0


Do you really think you fool anyone with this multi alias bull? What is it now, 4 aliases from 1 ip address?!?!?!? Unbelievable.

dontshootthemessenger
whereareallthemugpunterstachts
stockologist
29howard

Anyway, enough of this. . . .time to add to the the seemingly never ending list that is my filter bin.

[oilbuy] 19/9/2013 09:12

PGR and all AIM COMPANIESDontshoot.Placings at .2p, lanstead ect all irrelevant. If the asset has gold that can be commercially extracted then PGR is a winner based on it's market cap of 2.7m.Placings and dilution are at the heart of AIM stocks and it's the only way the industry can established new successful mines and it enables the big boys to farm in. No different to the oil industry. Small caps essentially make the world go around. If you want to succeed in AIM you need to know theses basic facts.Oilbuy

[dontshootthemessenger] 19/9/2013 08:58

I don't think so should be capped by ongoing dilutive discounted placings and the 0.20p sellers / Lanstead etc

[howdlep] 19/9/2013 08:28

1.8m through ISDX all 0.29p and higher.

This is going much higher imo...