I appreciate you are asking the questions which is entirely your...

I appreciate you are asking the questions which is entirely your right, but if you could provide more emphatic evidence of why the risks are unacceptable them I'm sure many here will work to understand those risks.

I personally believe the risk of losing a maximum of 100% of my capital (which is unlikely as I actively manage my investment through research and analysis - and will sell once the thesis changes) is dwarfed by the potential of make 1, 10 or 100 times my money should the company progress to production.

Fortunately investing is Akora an option and not an obligation, which could also be said about making money.

Admittedly the share price is on the doldrums at the moment, but we have money to achieve an ambitious catalogue of studies and hopefully some drilling (which we haven't heard much about, so may be deferred).

I respect your decision to not invest in this company (for now? ever?), and I appreciate your apparent knowledge around the company and some of the potential challenges it will face, but I believe the company, their advisors and the investors here have satisfactorily understood and communicated the facts (as we understand them) to the point where I'm comfortable with my decision.

As a side note, I want to thank the people here for the respectful discussion and supporting evidence, rather than shouting down dissenting views.