Lithium in Greenland, Chile's Next Gold Mine, and Investing in M&A Deals

[@ramonaruhland7241]

Looking forward to a discussion about Greenland! It's investing plus a little freebie geography lesson as a bonus. Happy to see Killian so upbeat about what they have discovered so far.

[@ResourceTalks]

Same. I am not yet sold on Greenland, so looking forward to learning more about it.

[@hamid30nbl]

Alex and Killian are great CEO

[@ResourceTalks]

Thank you for watching, Hamid!

[@CourtsInPorts]

Awesome work guys. Bring Chris Taylor on to talk about Founders and he can reflect on Great Bear as well. Thanks for the incredible content you're putting out.

[@ResourceTalks]

That'd be great. Thanks for watching, sir!

[@tonyvanderheide6937]

Excellent interviews Antonio , I also love he look on your face as Luc is explaining how to use Resource 100. That holy sh** this is cool is my feeling as well. Perhaps you can persuade Luc to do a how to video with you so we all can be " I have a list guys", although that may be proprietary. You guy's are both doing an amazing job for us investor dummies. Thank you.

[@ResourceTalks]

Thank you, Tony. I appreciate the kind encouragement. Resource 100 is pretty cool indeed.

[@TheDude79700]

Thanks Gents.

[@ResourceTalks]

Thank you for the continued support, sir. Means a lot!

[@gavinmccrae6487]

Nice to see you speaking again to my most recent PPSS experiment addition.

[@ResourceTalks]

I have to test that, too. But you're already doing it for me, so that's good. Thanks buddy!

[@fernandochepotemalatesta4179]

You are right Alex, forget about a gold rally forecast to US$ 10,000 per ounce. The project will have an excellent result with a US$ 2,500 ounce gold.

[@ResourceTalks]

Let's hope the price stays there!

[@malekmalek9064]

Always here for a like.

[@ResourceTalks]

Always appreciate the kind support, brother! Thank you so much.

[@compound30-gtw]

III

[@ResourceTalks]

First, again? Twice in a row?! Nice.

[@robertdagge200]

When Rio received its initially negative decision on the environmental permit, the share price fell about 70% and the coy sat around for about 2 years awaiting studies on endangered Chilean rats etc etc. Despite that, management and its hoard of directors continued with enormous compensation levels. For doing what, and in a coy with no revenue? Might be the best mine in Chile, but these guys and the football team of directors are greedy as hell. Rule #:1 - trust management.

[@gavinmccrae6487]

Im sure a couple of years ago Alex Black, then CEO, stated that his salary was 80k in contrast to many other juniors in the same position where some CEO’s were bagging 1m.

[@robertdagge200]

@@gavinmccrae6487 Maybe he got a pay rise (...). These are the 2023 costs for a non-income generating coy unable to file for a permit and presumably doing little while awaiting a refiling : Senior management: US$ 1.26m Total coy SBC: $1.05m Directors fees: $ 142k (for what - a couple of Zoom calls? That added what value?) Meanwhile, unfortunate retail lost most of their investment overnight - I imagine most promptly sold out. "We feel your pain" says management (by Zoom). " But will keep paying ourselves for our failure anyway. BTW, we want more money from you, as we might actually do something next year." Yeah, these mining guys are funny - make the crypto guys look reliable.

[@ResourceTalks]

They did cut costs at the time. I understand your skepticism, and you shouldn't lose it. However, a company that's solving issues needs a team, and this is the one that brought it home.