Gunnison Copper Corp T.GCU

Webinar was great and eased my worries

[CopperWave]

Asked a couple of the questions and Stephen had positive answers. Long story short, as per the webinar, the issue of calcite and CO2 emissions is about timing. The closed-loop system re-uses acid, so regardless of how many times acid is flushed through, the consumption rate remains the same. Increase in operating costs will only be related to hourly labour and power consumption (both of which are not the major source of operating costs). Ignore what metalhead said about flushing, as Stephen already said acid consumption will not change due to re-flushing.
Furthermore, as Stephen mentioned, the calcite is a FINITE resource, in other words, the mining process is a matter of WHEN and NOT will - once the calcite has been flushed out, flow rates will return to normal. GLTA, above are what I've understood to my interpretation -- I urge all of you to watch the recorded webinar. I think the market will react positively to the Q&A session tomorrow! However this is not financial advice and my thoughts only.

[metalhead666]

The amount of Iron in planet Earth is "finite" too.  They led you on, they failed, they never built a pilot plant, they didn't address any of the CRUX issues at all and I asked them to repeatedly. You have no clue how many cycles of water flushing will be required as Calcite is everywhere!!  That was one of the main points in the CRUX piece..this geology doesn't work

[YoquiVv]

I believe they already said generally 4-10 flushes, they had a chart where flow rates went up everytime they did a flush. The only costs is time, which will include the fixed costs and water which isn't that much, once that is over then there shouldn't be any problems. It's probably why they did a capital raise so they can operate more wells at the same time, it's just going to

[rexrex]

Don't fret MetalHEAD, this will pan out just fine.