Mining rights just around the corner ready for 20c party, page-203

Did I say that? Not even close, mate. All I said was the market can become frothy in the phase preceding financing and production, often punters lose interest when it gets to that stage and the share price doesn't necessarily appreciate just because you go into production.

Most investors prefer the sizzle to the actual sausage.

Take a look at what happened to Perseus' share price as a case study. And again, I clarified that WWI may well be different because of different geology etc. Anyway, I'm just echoing comments that Warwick Grigor has made in the past - so if you take issue with it maybe argue it out with him.