Tier 1 Discovery, page-67

I'm not buying your doom and gloom @Jeffc11267

I just had a quick look at your post history and almost every post or second post is mentioning a CR. or something negative .

"interesting read. gonna be one long red ride. Massive sulphide might not even save us in the current market. Maybe gold or rare metals LOL"
"Drilling or not to drill will be interesting with the CR in the near future."
"nickel price sucks currently"
" may have to dilute due to low SP for CR"
"still need time to find massive sulphide (if any)"
"high labour cost and energy cost"
"Indonesia nickel killing Australia nickel supply"
" haven't done initial MET since the start of drilling"
"yep would've been nice to see their MobileMT interpretation. Since for example MTD28 had decent grades but shows nothing on MobileMT and MTD26 is also in the red area but grade not as good as 28 or 27."yep would've been nice to see their MobileMT interpretation. Since for example MTD28 had decent grades but shows nothing on MobileMT and MTD26 is also in the red area but grade not as good as 28 or 27.yep would've been nice to see their MobileMT interpretation. Since for example MTD28 had decent grades but shows nothing on MobileMT and MTD26 is also in the red area but grade not as good as 28 or 27."
"Capital raise soon "
"We should've raised a lot more with the higher SP."
"Will be interesting to see what's next for the next capital raise"

Can I ask ?

Do you believe in the integrity of the Rock Doctors and what is reported to the market? or

Do you have an agenda?

Just curious .

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I don't know anything,