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You too bud. There is no reason to respond to him. Just wanted to establish to any newbies that certain things he just can't answer.
Sorry. I do not. I do not have the time to be the savior of the OTC and go on every board posting about how every CEO is or could be a scam artist or fraudster. Unfortunately, that is the OTC. You knew that coming into this. So, you deciding to waste your time on this one stock makes zero sense and a waste of time unless you have an agenda, which everyone here sees.
Continue with you relentless paid posting because even I do not comment as much as you. It's pretty crazy this is what you spend most of your day doing.
Why do you care what other people decide to do?
Great. I'm a sucker. I'm okay with that. But you are still here, to talk to suckers, because that is all you have to do apparently... actually, relentlessly. What does that make you?
I guess you will just have to suffer and deal with it.
Lot of capital gains but yes.
He is never going to leave. He is seeding doubt so he can flip or swing the stock. Probably watching what the lenders do. He doesn't care about anything anyone. He isn't here to save anyone.
That is because you are probably the same person or just do not read his posts.
Okay Mr. SEC and single drill hole!
Do you know who you are supposed to be talking to? Not sure what part of my last statement got you to make this response.
I mean. What is the point of the OTC if you do not have retail that are believers? Without them, the OTC wouldn't exist and you wouldn't be here making money and creating admitted lies.
You are with them playing the game it seems. "Mr. I am contacting the SEC"
Pump it hard. Yeehaw
I contacted IR and they told me they had an approximate week timeline turn around for it. Would be great if sooner. But should be quick. This was yesterday. So we will ultimately see how long it takes.
It's very frustrating and he doesn't communicate. I just do not put much thought into it anymore. When someone continues to lie to people via phone, it becomes a big problem. Jim has to find another way to communicate and be more transparent. Seems too hard now.
No one knows the exact number. But a small-scale toxicology study with animal N's of 16-32 is a big deal. Maybe for the companies hourly wage. Jim just doesnt communicate. So, we are left to speculate. Anyway, I will wait and just see what comes of it.
There are people well into the 6-figures here that are under water. And will go after Jim if he doesnt make something happen. Not holding my breath anymore because if Spivak cant loan Jim $50k for toxicology study, we are in terrible shape. That is all one needs to know. Just a complete farce. He provided no solid agreements. Just have to wait and see. I'm hoping someone with experience takes over, Jim leaves and keeps his shares, and we can start doing something. But the board has to kick him out, and right now they are not.
I stopped calling him a long time ago. The only information that I received that told me he was actually working on this was contacting Tim Coetzee for MS Society and contacting Mass General when Jim and group had a sit down with them. Which I got confirmations from. Those people are trust. Jim, clearly, lost a lot of peoples and shareholders trust a while ago. They updated the patent. I spoke to the Patent owner, Fabrizio, who says Jim just talks a lot. Clearly, Jim needs to be replaced. He doesn't care.
If you know anything about the company, allctheir money came from Talawaan and all that money could not be used outside the mine until the Joint Venture Buyout. Did you not know this?
No one likes to see a slow death, but from what we know, Nils didn't really have a choice. We all want this lower than this but it is what it is. Look at comparable, and we still are looking great. I think if the Reg A goes through, and he sells all the shares he requires for whatever reason. Puts us at 131 mill. And he was going to return 8 mill. Puts us as 123 mill. Insiders will hold their shares. The only shares I'm worried about really are Leonite. Not sure the exact amount they have left.
Agreed. Nils needs a serious marketing firm. Would be nice for a conference call where we tell him to actually get Brookmount out there when the time comes.
Well, I would go to the amount of shares Leonite has or are in the OS, and non-restricted, and see what is remaining. Those are the shares that can still be sold.
Of course. They can decide. But you continue to lie and you do not even refute it.
That doesn't verify anything. In fact, he just bought 3+ million shares at .125 for $400,000+. The stock has been seesawing and slowly making higher lows. So, spare me your nonsense when you have lied to people here many times. Based on the information they have given, you just have been sheer wrong. Can't even get the argument points correct.
PPS going up nor down make you right. You are now twice or three times just lied to investors openly.
Well, you both are wrong because their samples are from 3 shafts they are working in clearly explained here:
$BMXI Brookmount Gold Management just received the assay results from seven ore samples taken from the Talawaan property. The samples were taken from three of the operating shafts and one new prospective area. They were labeled, photographed, and logged by location, then…
— Brookmount Gold (@brookmountgold) July 11, 2024
What are you talking abou?
$BMXI Brookmount Gold Talawaan Mine Production Data from Feb 2024 - April 2024. The results are showing a strong trend in grams/ton as well as total grams per month.
— Brookmount Gold (@brookmountgold) June 11, 2024
As we take full operational control post Joint Venture Buyout, management will prioritize capital allocation… pic.twitter.com/TmNvLiBiBG
Precisely, they are going through the process with the samples they sent to the SGS - ISO based company.
$BMXI “Brookmount Gold’s Talawaan mine is producing ore considered ‘world-class’ and we’re looking forward to having ore samples from Talawaan tested and certified”, says Errin Kimball, Chief Geologist at Brookmount Gold. “The lab results should support our findings and are…
— Brookmount Gold (@brookmountgold) June 3, 2024
Thus, everything they have done thus far. So, they are doing everything required and necessary to uplist.
I think they need to formerly nail down this CPA in the US to get the NPV done. From what I read online, and using ChatGPT (which you have to check), it seems like a CPA can get a mid-sized company NPV done in a few hours to a day or 2. If it is a bigger company, could take a week. That is what I am reading. So, hopefully it moves pretty quick and we hear this or next week. Just have to wait and see
2023 and Q1 and Q2 of 2024 will be included in an audit after the 2021/2022 audit completion.
I'm so very shocked. Keep loading up
Cool. Then, you should have no problem not talking about BMXI anymore.
Especially, when one of them threatens to go to the SEC, then immediately tells everyone that they got the shares they needed. All dog and pony show.
Thats because you don't understand stats and math. Which is fine... But you would need to know that in your field. Go look it up.
Okay. So, what keeps you here?
I'm not pumping. I just dont care. I want him to know that
Sure. That is called pumping.
It seems to me they are underway with this process ->
$BMXI The gold mineralized vein structure at the Talawaan mine is demonstrating “world-class” gold grades, with a current cumulative average grade of raw gold yielding 1.22 oz/ton. With a conservative strike length of over 800m, an estimated mineralized width of 1.5m and to a…
— Brookmount Gold (@brookmountgold) June 5, 2024
A public mining company must follow specific steps to ensure compliance with JORC or NI 43-101 standards and to qualify their mineral resource and reserve estimates. Here’s an overview of the process:
Steps to Qualify Mineral Resources and Reserves:
Engage Qualified Personnel:
Qualified Person (QP): For NI 43-101, a Qualified Person (QP) is required to supervise the preparation of technical reports. A QP must have at least five years of relevant experience and must be a member in good standing of a recognized professional organization.
Competent Person (CP): For JORC, a Competent Person (CP) is needed, who must have at least five years of experience relevant to the style of mineralization and type of deposit under consideration and must be a member of a recognized professional organization.
Data Collection and Verification:
Exploration: Conduct exploration activities to gather geological, geochemical, and geophysical data.
Sampling and Assays: Perform sampling and assaying to determine the grade and composition of the mineralization.
Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC): Implement QA/QC procedures to ensure the reliability of data.
Resource Estimation:
Geological Modeling: Create a geological model of the deposit based on collected data.
Estimation Techniques: Use appropriate estimation techniques (e.g., geostatistical methods) to estimate the quantity and quality of the mineral resource.
Classification: Classify the resource according to levels of confidence (Measured, Indicated, Inferred for JORC; Measured, Indicated, Inferred for NI 43-101).
Technical Report Preparation:
Content: Prepare a detailed technical report that includes a summary of exploration data, resource estimates, methodologies used, and relevant interpretations.
Format: Ensure the report adheres to the required format and guidelines set by JORC or NI 43-101.
Public Disclosure:
Filing and Reporting: File the technical report with the relevant securities regulators (e.g., Canadian Securities Administrators for NI 43-101).
Continuous Disclosure: Maintain continuous disclosure obligations by updating resource and reserve estimates and filing updated reports as new information becomes available.
Audit and Review:
Third-Party Audits: Consider having third-party audits or peer reviews of the resource estimates and technical reports to enhance credibility and ensure compliance.
Ensuring Compliance:
Training and Professional Development: Ensure that QPs and CPs remain updated with the latest standards and best practices through ongoing training and professional development.
Internal Controls: Implement strong internal controls and review procedures to verify compliance with reporting standards.
Regulatory Liaison: Maintain communication with relevant regulatory bodies to stay informed about changes in reporting requirements and ensure ongoing compliance.
By following these steps, a public mining company can ensure that their mineral resource and reserve estimates are compliant with JORC or NI 43-101 standards, thus enhancing the reliability and credibility of their public disclosures.
Unfortunately, its a damned if you do and damned if you dont. Nils doesnt control the audit process. When shareholders ask for timelines, they expect those timelines to be met and thus why its not good to provide them. Nor should people expect those timelines to be held to the "T", because stuff is out of their control. I fyou know anything about running a company and financials, you would know this. So, investors have to be a little forgiving. If not, then they have never run a business before.
Sadly, Nils has made a lot of mispeakings and said things wrong many times, or just decided not to tell us certain things which have made some shareholders wary. Anyway, I know the audit is being completed so its a waiting game at this point