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23/02/17

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Originally posted by oilskin ↑

That's a very odd and somewhat convenient comment.
Are you really saying, regardless of the results they will spin them? Positive or negative? I'm not sure you are being overly rational here. I fear that if the further Caesium results show an extensive system or if the Spodumene assays return 3-5% numbers and if the Spodumene at Mavis turns out to be once again 20m+lenses at high grade Spod crystal formation you're simply going to call it a failure.
Companies nearly always become somewhat emphatic if their exploration results are positive. I'm not sure why you insist on attempting to paint the Directors and the board in such a negative light. Broad brush statements about spinning and failure are nothing more than flippant armchair throw aways.
I've certainly tried to engage with you, as I think you initially offered a reasonably worthwhile opposing view, but I fear you have an agenda and that regardless of the results or the discoveries, you will insist on more negativity and derogatory commentary.
Before I place you respectfully on ignore, I would like to wish you well with your investment, as the one thing we share is the desire to achieve financial success.
All the best.
Oily

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Derogatory?? Not sure where you'd draw this bow from...

Can I put to you, when the assays are released and the market doesn't react that you'll still resist in calling it failure?

Also, are you suggesting that the company would never embellish their results??

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