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POET,
Showing your age there with Skyhooks anyway I do know the song so well where does that put me.

Another slant on Base Metals are the closures of major Chilean & now Peruvian also Democratic Republic of Congo copper mines the worlds major suppliers. So when the virus is overcome then base metals will be in short supply pushing the prices up.
I don't know if demand will be immediate but if it is base metals like gold will rise only for the better of Riqueza. We are due the IP in Late April to May this will show the extent of the hidden underground structures and hopefully there are some mega loads there collective of a 500+ M tons of ore across the collective locations. This could in a strange way by timing although extremely bad as it is play well for Riqueza.

We have previously been told of a 200+ M ton lump so it won't be hard to add to that with what the primary IP is showing so all we need is a needle to go in and come up with some good mineral grades and its off to the bank hopefully. That will then make Cerro Rayas a hot chili so to speak for further investigation and hopefully a JV on it also. Cerro is certainly hanging off the back of Riqueza and any success at Riqueza makes Cerro a value asset.

Cheers all and may the bunny bring you chocolate, due he is the only visitor allowed.