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06/03/19
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Along with EVERYONE else, this is OUR money they are using.
I'm not "impatient", just finding it hard getting "no information"
on how the production is going. IS it going? They're not saying.
Post a pic. of one measly piece of gold, and we're supposed to be happy with that?
Obviously not processing? Not necessarily, they did state on the 5th Feb
that processing was expected to start BY the end of February. (But has it?)
Sick of the term "expected". Unless the processing plant is broken,
is there any reason for processing NOT to have started?
Something isn't right, otherwise they would be shouting from the
roof top of their $1,400 week office space, that production is going well.
Employees are getting paid, where's the GOLD ????
From ann. 5th Feb.
"Processing is expected to commence before the end of February. "
WE can use the term expect, but not AUL. Time to be a little more definitive
in what they are doing, and when it's going to be done.
Should be starting their second week of production now.
Maybe they should drop the word "expected" from their vocabulary,
and replace it with (we are, we shall, we have) instead?
I've been expecting them "to pull their finger out".
They budgeted $800,000 for staff wages.
How many of those in the photo are actually earning their money?
The u/g people probably are, but if the processing plant isn't running,
what are those operators doing?
I feel they're going to want to do a C.R. VERY SOON.
At current rate, will be broke in around 7 weeks.
Need to post some pics of "gold bars" if they expect anybody to stump up
MORE CASH to feed their lifestyle.
One thing to watch for here, is how much ore was fed in to get
the "gold bar". If production rates are very good, investors won't
put up more cash, like wise if production rates AREN'T very good,
investors WON"T put up more cash either.
The only thing to really save AUL, is to produce gold, VERY SOON,
and lots of it.
I'm expecting them to meet THEIR expectations, VERY soon.
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