100million buy at 0.035p.Bell must be very close to getting the DRC payment ? |
On another note - Gold has spiked again, if only RRR produced some after these decades of being in existance. |
![](https://images.advfn.com/static/default-user.png) Must say Trump is making a royal mess of global markets isn't he!
I am no economics expert so pls feel free to correct me but.... an imbalance of trade between 2 countries indicates one of a few things:
1. If one country (let's call it Canada) has a significantly smaller population (40million) than the other (lets call it USA) with say 334Million then something other than consumer demand is driving the 'imbalance of trade' that exists in the favour of the smaller country. Something like the small country having huge natural resources that are in demand in the larger country and help supply their huge industrical base.
So imbalance of trade is not a political choice and tarriffs will not fix it except to drive those very imports into the arms of another exporter. Net Net - imbalance merely shifts elsewhere whilst driving up the costs of the larger country products and making their Net balance of trade with the world even worse.
I mean - what do you want to happen - make it compulsory for those 40 million to have 7 cars each, or maybe eat 10KG of soy beans and a whole cow a week, whilst wearing 7 pairs of trainers each, or similar?
As I say - i'm stupid so correct me.
2. Assuming roughly equitable population size, that have equitable trade rules, in 2 trading blocks (Lets can them USA and ....EU) and an imbalance exists of about $150m in favour of EU exports this surely indicates that one of those countres produces something that the other wants and vice versa one country does not produce what the other party wants.
Perhaps, for example, cars are produced that are largely mediocre, dont fit easily on the roads or are fuel guzzlers etc etc So - in a free market world where capitalism is great etc etc - where does the fault lay? In the consumer not wanting a product or the producer not making products that the consumer wants?
And so on and so on.
Neither of these is dumping, neither has unfair tarriffs in place that skew trade (well.... they do now) so....... draw your own conclusions.
Mine are the same as before teh election - trump has the intellectual capacity of a Cornish Pasty, is a narcissist and a bully. |
Just had it confirmed that all the buys are indeed buys. |
Is ACT still hurting like a crybaby? Diddums.
In the meantime a classic treeshake. |
"Helpful community notes" ?! It's "Care in the Community" in action. More precise than the originator (Margaret Thatcher) ever intended though surely ACT? Poor Kemche to be "institutionalised" at so young and tender an age. |
0.041p to buy |
I would say, helpful community notes. But we can agree to differ. |
oK, enough. ARlington bloacked. Tedious repeat messages are just that.... tedious. |
Most of the buys on the bid are buys. |
Rob/Mike on the case in BF as gold f'kin everywhere! ALL the equipment on site working 24/7 with a 100 man crew. 7kgs a day. We will be judged on our exports. 13 prospects for sale with NDAs. 75 Chinese buyers in Dubai. Kenyan JV from 7 years ago coming into play now. ELEP at £75 million. Shyte Creek 4500 barrels a day. Steelmin £98 million.
Rwanda to pull out troops so that Ettie can be paid.
Gla lth'ers! |
![](https://images.advfn.com/static/default-user.png) . Whilst we wait for news from the DRC....
...What has happened in Burkina Faso
RNS 7th Oct 24 " We continue to move towards gold production in Burkina Faso. The consultants with which we have been working have to pass through time-consuming regulatory hurdles in India in order to bring Indian staff to site, and so to bypass this uncertainty we have entered into an agreement with an experienced South African-Congolese mine management team operating mines in the DRC for a carefully costed 'quick start' operation which will then be replicated in Cote d'Ivoire and we hope will lead to first gold sales in both jurisdictions before the end of 2024 "
RNS 6th Nov 24 " Burkina Faso: Greypoint International is operating on time and on budget, following the "Quick-start" Project path projected in the Company's announcement of 7th October 2024 (where further detail may be found). Some 16 days of October were spent sourcing equipment for prospecting and small scale gold production on the Company's behalf. The first batch of equipment has been invoiced to and paid by the Company, including a Niton XL2 980 Plus analyser and stand for X-ray fluorescence measurement, as well as a furnace, concentrator, pump, generator, piping, parts and consumables, and is being organised to arrive locally by air together with the "Quick-start" Project Manager this week.
Further equipment and six month's spares and supplies is expected to be despatched to arrive mid- to late-January, allowing the operations to be stepped up.
The Company expects to meet the timing targets set out in the announcement of 7th October 2027 "
RNS 18th Nov 24 " Burkina Faso Gold Project
Rob Billings has arrived in Ouagadougou with the initial gold prospecting, testing and production equipment "
The target for gold production at the end of 2024 has been and gone. No gold yet and no recent news.
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Purely a guess ab will WIN ! |
Let's see if AB finally delivers this week.
NDA for other project sale, is this going to be used as a smokescreen to divert attention from the long awaited DRC award?
Anyone seen the result of the lithium sale? |
Reading the intellectual outpourings of NikeAir makes one think that News/JLondon had never left. Sales of Ritalin must be through the roof. A tricky drug to dose correctly and that may well be the problem. A consultation with a quack may well be in order.
He will miss a ruddy great forest to point to a blade of grass as some convoluted and contrived gotcha. And that is beside the constipated prose. The more he is ignored the more he wants to get stuck in. Superfluous oar syndrome. |
Agreed 1w. |
You are right 1Waving. Bell has played a blinder and this will multibag. Whoosh I think is the saying on here. |
. Takeaway from today's Bell Stockbox interview is that Arbitration will be completed, looking at days.
Signed NDA for potential sale of a project in another country. Being pressed by potential buyer to move quickly.
Looking good.
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