At the Battle of Ideas last October I went head to head with comedians Simon Evans, Nick Dixon, Paul Cox, Cressida Wetton and Ethan Green to debate who is the greatest.
I made the argument that it was John Cleese. My initial pitch has just been released, so here, for your Sunday morning consideration, it is.
I ended up winning the debate, but it was a close shave.
Who, in your view, is the greatest? And why? Please let me know in the comments.
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Speaking of comedy, there are still a handful of tickets left for my show on Tuesday, if you happen to fancy some subversive musical satire. That’s the Mid-Year Review on Tuesday, May 20 in London in sunny East London. I am just going through the set list - it is going to be an epic night.
In other news, for long-suffering shareholders in STLLR Gold, the company just announced its latest PEA and MRE. We have been waiting a long time, and the market did not like it one bit. While the resource, 11 million ounces, is huge, the CAPEX to build this mine, $1.87 billion, is even huger. At $3/oz in the ground, it’s hard to think of a mining company that’s as cheap. But those ounces are cheap for a reason. Here, in case you missed it, is my write up from yesterday.
The Long-Awaited STLLR Gold News
Long-suffering shareholders in idiotically-named STLLR Gold (TSX.STLR) might have noticed on Friday that the company finally announced some long awaited news: the updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) - how much gold it has - and another Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) - how much it’s going to cost to mine.
Until next time
Dominic
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