RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:This next bottom.Comparing over a period of 1 week to make things look favourable is cherry picking. Changing to 6 weeks after my reply is moving the goalposts.
Why wasn't the nickel recovery % from the one and only pilot scale metallurgical program disclosed during (or subsequent to) the press release on November 15, 2022?
When can we expect the results of the 100t bulk sample that Anglo is processing? Without comprehensive pilot scale programs, what is the basis for any sort of serious Feasibility Study?
Good luck EndZone. My flight is about to depart, so I'm putting a pin in this chat now.
EndZonefor7 wrote: Sorry bud, I post the facts via press releases. Go back and read them. I don't cherry pick silicate /sulphor BS for last two years stating it's uneconomical with nothing to back it up but your wishful imagination.
Anglo has no problem forking over $24 million so I say you are the full of BS cherry picker.
Again these clowns only post on this board and own no shares. Not on the GIGA, Talon, Fathom etc etc trashing their projects, only here. Don't say I didn't warn you all.
N3tPr0phet wrote: These numbers are now 1,433 for CNC and $2,476 for FPX.
Give up the cherry-picked BS EndZone. No amount of posting on internet forums will move either ticker anywhere.
N3tPr0phet wrote: If you invested $1k in CNC when it first listed, you wouod have $1,333 today.
If you invested $1k in FPX when CNC was first listed, you would have $1,824 today.
Those are facts.
You can argue all you want about why one is overvalued and one is undervalued until you're blue in the face, but quite frankly, your track record to date is pretty abysmal.
EndZonefor7 wrote: What's to argue ? CNC kicks FPX @ss. Today's share price is not determining whether this is an economic mine nor does one misinformed seller at quarter end. Obviously there are buyers saying thank you very much fool.
BTW, If you're going to insult longs for 2 years straight with multiple fake ID'S then best grow a pair if you can't take it in return.