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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Eloro Resources Ltd T.ELO

Alternate Symbol(s):  ELRRF

Eloro Resources Ltd. is a Canada-based exploration and mine development company with a portfolio of gold and base-metal properties in Bolivia, Peru and Quebec. It is focused on developing its potential Iska Iska silver-tin polymetallic property in the Potosi Department of southern Bolivia. The Iska Iska Porvenir Concession is a road accessible, royalty-free property that covers an area of 900... see more

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Post by likeike on May 20, 2021 8:46am

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@Dreadnought 3 of the Co.'s I own put out excellent results today and I know an excellent result when I see one, but only 1 went up while 2 went down which is just plain weird to say the least. ELO is up on no news which is great, I'm happy and I expect very good results soon and I expect the stock to go up too but boy the market can be fickle !
 
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@Austria_Invest @tin should be prepared to draw his larger breakout pattern. Nice volume in $cfe as well. CEO for sure knew what he did when buying at 4/4.65 and 16.5/17..
 
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@OgnyQ4 "" ........ Larsen was quick to point out that, “not only are we definition drilling the breccia pipes, but we are encountering sulphide mineralization in the varying lithologies including dacitic volcanics such as domes, granodiorite structures and the old sediment and sandstone rock.” Larsen has always known the Iska Iska was big. The ongoing work on the property is actually “defining what “big” means”. Stay tuned, there should be regular news as the mag studies, IP and core assays are reported.""
 
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@OgnyQ4 MONSTER IN THE MAKING!!!
 
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@tin https://ceo.ca/elo?163aceb5be5e posted on April 30th. Just showing new investors so I don't get labelled a pumper/day trader . Also posted real time I sold all my FCU position and moved into here back at $3.80 even though I am super bullish on uranium. Now the bigger pattern begins to develop : )
 
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@HHorseman Woah, are we getting ready?
 
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@tin ok , thinking out loud here. I believe when we brk the $5.8 level we are on our way to $10+ . $3.75 area was huge brk and explains why the big arm wresting match at that level.. My nerves from selling FCU and moving into here are feeling better. Drill results/metallurgy aligning with technicals = re-rate.
 
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@take1 Reuters column “Tin squeeze highlights critical minerals supply problems”. https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL5N2N63YQ
 
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@take1 A couple of key points in the article as relates to $ELO as a viable takeout candidate ... “Tin demand will only increase as the decarbonisation momentum builds, which poses big questions of a supply chain that is dominated by an unlikely combination of artisanal and small-scale miners (ASM) and state-owned producers.”... “There are no multinational mining companies in the tin sector. Deposits tend to be too small to get on the radar of the likes of Rio Tinto or BHP.”

@Dreadnought 3 of the Co.'s I own put out excellent results today and I know an excellent result when I see one, but only 1 went up while 2 went down which is just plain weird to say the least. ELO is up on no news which is great, I'm happy and I expect very good results soon and I expect the stock to go up too but boy the market can be fickle !
 
0
 
@Austria_Invest @tin should be prepared to draw his larger breakout pattern. Nice volume in $cfe as well. CEO for sure knew what he did when buying at 4/4.65 and 16.5/17..
 
1
 
@OgnyQ4 "" ........ Larsen was quick to point out that, “not only are we definition drilling the breccia pipes, but we are encountering sulphide mineralization in the varying lithologies including dacitic volcanics such as domes, granodiorite structures and the old sediment and sandstone rock.” Larsen has always known the Iska Iska was big. The ongoing work on the property is actually “defining what “big” means”. Stay tuned, there should be regular news as the mag studies, IP and core assays are reported.""
 
1
 
@OgnyQ4 MONSTER IN THE MAKING!!!
 
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@tin https://ceo.ca/elo?163aceb5be5e posted on April 30th. Just showing new investors so I don't get labelled a pumper/day trader . Also posted real time I sold all my FCU position and moved into here back at $3.80 even though I am super bullish on uranium. Now the bigger pattern begins to develop : )
 
3
 
@HHorseman Woah, are we getting ready?
 
1
 
2
 
@tin ok , thinking out loud here. I believe when we brk the $5.8 level we are on our way to $10+ . $3.75 area was huge brk and explains why the big arm wresting match at that level.. My nerves from selling FCU and moving into here are feeling better. Drill results/metallurgy aligning with technicals = re-rate.
 
2
 
@take1 Reuters column “Tin squeeze highlights critical minerals supply problems”. https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL5N2N63YQ
 
3
 
@take1 A couple of key points in the article as relates to $ELO as a viable takeout candidate ... “Tin demand will only increase as the decarbonisation momentum builds, which poses big questions of a supply chain that is dominated by an unlikely combination of artisanal and small-scale miners (ASM) and state-owned producers.”... “There are no multinational mining companies in the tin sector. Deposits tend to be too small to get on the radar of the likes of Rio Tinto or BHP.”
Comment by likeike on May 20, 2021 8:48am
great tin article https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL5N2N63YQ
Comment by metalhead666 on May 20, 2021 2:22pm
Tin is so overlooked. Outside of Congo there's no where to invest in it but one place I know of.....European Metals.  Largest lithium deposit in Europe so it will own that place soon enough but it is also a Tin mine!  ERPNF or EMHLF My largest position for both battery grade lithium and overlooked Tin and Tungsen 
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