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It's only a matter of time before the minnows get swallowed
htTps://www.mining.com/web/bhp-group-weighs-potential-takeover-of-anglo-american/
So, has RBC come onboard because of the relationship between Jubilee Metals & IRH?
'Ard, chatgpt doesn’t have an opinion as such it just spits out information using large language models/machine learning.'
I realise that dude, it was a happy anthropomorphism. I always call Claude by it's (his) name for example, if you know that LLM. I work in IT and I used these since day one and work for a consultancy which wants to be an AI Evangalist to big gov entities.
A new ish listing on the JSE called COPPER360 just produced there first bit of copper for delivery (136T)
THE SHARE PRICE WENT UP 20%%% today.
Copper360 CEO Jan Nelson commented the Nama plant “produced 136 tonnes of concentrate over a commissioning period of three weeks achieving our plan. The achievement is remarkable in the light of the fact that concentrate grades in excess of 30% were produced.”
I must sayCopper360 are doing great PR in South Africa were as you never hear of Jubilee Metals on the South African news channels.
Mikie explained it to me Frogkid. Looks positive let's see what happens. Sorry about the sp.
Ard, chatgpt doesn’t have an opinion as such it just spits out information using large language models/machine learning.
Quite right! AI ain't what its cracked up to be.... And when you catch it out making things up it just apologises and sheepishly says its still learning... 😂
Three big (relatively speaking) trades and we are breaking? May incoming and I wonder what wonderful deals we made this time. Of course on pro forma basis. Market is not expecting much, me neither, with 120 shares I do not care. Maybe I am doubling up, not down, but first things first: ROAN needs to do its magic.
I wouldn't be asking ChatGPT for its opinion on anything given it frequently invents people and facts.
In view of what NoEcuses has posted regarding RBC would this reflect the involvement with IHR I wonder. Any comments welcome.
Absolutley Frogkid. One of Canada'a largest banks, ranked 10 worldwide. Farid Dadachev possibly a more significant addition. Time will tell.
Chat GPT on RBC:
RBC Capital Markets typically focuses on providing investment banking services to large corporations rather than small companies. They specialize in areas like mergers and acquisitions, equity and debt capital markets, and restructuring for mid to large-sized companies. Small companies might seek out smaller boutique firms or local brokers for their needs.
Chat GPT on WH Ireland:
WH Ireland is a UK-based investment firm that offers a range of services, including corporate broking for small and medium-sized companies. They provide advisory and capital-raising services, such as assisting with IPOs, fundraisings, and ongoing support for corporate clients. So yes, WH Ireland is more likely to cater to small and medium-sized companies compared to larger institutions like RBC Capital Markets.
Interesting developments indeed!
Naughty Gray and Kalan have made the price drop LOL!
It's shambolic here. Has nobody got anything interesting to say about RBC. I think that is significant news.
Got Real, i dont blame anyone but me for holding when I shoud have sold, I dont even mind you ramping and being really positive about the stock - in fact, I encourage it if that is your genuine belief and actually, appreciate your often informative posts and indeed views (on the share). But equally, I want to hear and debate the counter agruements, concerns, curve balls etc. What annoys me is when attempts are made squash, embarass and scilence others (and admit I they then respond in kind). As you say we can all make up our own minds. The aim is to make money, right. Some will buy and be happy to hold I guess and have probably never looked on here. Regardless, I genuinely dont think it makes any difference to the share price (what we say on here) but may help those of us more active to be in and out at the right moments or to our levels of risk. We are all presumably here as we think the share may have legs given its near the low, be it now, in 6 weeks or whatever.
I bought in at 2p sold all the way up to 20p+ and then caught mutliple falling knoves on the way down - however they were my calls - i didnt do it because of any rampers or noise. I did it based on my belief in copper strategy and cobalt giddiness/greed - my greed, my buy, my mistake - lets not use this protecting the innocent guff here - everyone should be wearing big boy or big girl pants.
As to bullying Bushy, come off it - he may have been right in the price action for a while but he was the personification of obnoxious, took great delight in dwelling on holders pain here and to add to that he insulted the board or specific people in almost every post. A truly toxic individual indeed. There may have been some tat from some LTH but it very much followed the Teat posting first.
When folks state opinions as such and their views without laying false history and without needling others this is a great board, great knowledge, differing views levelled - I hope this can continue into the future. I think holders always tend to big up a stock - thats why they bought / hold. Non holders who regularly post - thats odd and if they post to bend to the negative, its unsurprising that holders view that cynically and dont give the benfit of the doubt.
Looiking forward to closing out my knife catching act when we fly over 20p again.
Classic slight of hand. The person wanting the share price to increase, changes the header to a more light hearted/ optimistic title header. The person wanting the share price to decrease immediately changes back to a pessimistic title, ensuring their message is subliminally being repeated.
When there is small volume, the musings on here can have a big effect on the share price short term. Long term the profits have the final say. The folk trying to drive down the share price down, make their margins, often very small. It is a battle that will never change no matter what is said. It is just the moral and ethical musings of said people, that portray the real character of those people.
If you only take a position in a stock always expecting to profit and then blame everyone else when you don't because you can't accept the reality of every day occurrences, more fool you. On the other hand when you invest in a company you are taking a conscious decision on a long term strategy and accept there will be unforeseen events that may negatively affect you but will probably be temporary and so you weather the storm. Have you seen Slater liquidating his holding? No, he has simply added on weakness, as long term investors do. However, even those with a long term view are liable to object when there are some that deliberately act, deviously, subtly, slyly, for whatever their agenda may be, against the best interests of the company and investors by trying to undermine sentiment toward it as an investment. It is worth a pause to think, which I imagine everyone is guilty of not doing, me included at times, about just how difficult it must be running such a large business, employing well over a thousand people, let alone one in Africa, split between two countries, with vast distances, poor logistics and infrastucture and dubious politics and business practices and all the things that can and do go wrong operationally, strategically, politically. Yes, difficult enough without agent provocateurs and armchair CEOs with their own agendas and little actual knowledge attempting to undermine your efforts. Therefore, to the latter, do not be surprised if the reaction to your activity is hostile.
Gray1, similar postion here. I am up on JLP however (over a long period), at one I was VERY up! Sadly like you, I held at 20p and downward, in fact bought some more at 17p all carried away with the hype of new highs - I guess partly explains my aversion to rampers now and why I started posting (initially pure frustration at the downard path from 20p). Suffice to say I learned a lesson here. I still hope to recover my jlp profits, but with a much more cautious approach. For clarity I have a largish portfolio and this is my more speculative pot.
Mardei,
'whom got reals m,any faces bullied off the board disgracefully and seemed to take a sick pleasure when another share Bushy had fell. They were like a pack of dogs.'
So that's a dig at Gotreal, but also a dig at several other regular posting members, around 5 actually including myself, who he falsely claims are sock puppet accounts for Gotreal. It's attacking with inflammatory language and repeating false claims, both of which are likely to engender an annoyed response.
It would be analogous to me saying something like (and btw I don't believe this in the slightest, I've merely reversed the comments and implicated the more negatively disposed posters)
Look at Kalan, Gray1 and Heroric, all supporting each other suddenly when 2 of them allegedly don't even have a position. They are like a pack of dogs attacking anyone who disagrees with them, disgracefully hounding others with abuse. They are all the same person anyway just promoting their endless pathetic deramping attempts.
If I put that would it be inflammatory? Yes. Would they likely respond and argue? Yes, of course. Is it true? No. That's the issue with what Heroric just posted.
Frog I agree Bushy was odd, but much as we all scoffed at the warnings, Id be a lot wealthier had I listened! Yes Hum is a car crash but I dont enjoy seeing people loose money - even got real :-)
I guess I just don't understand why people can't be unemotional and objective and accurate with facts. To me that's not hard, it's basics. As has been said although this might be an unofficial shop window for a share, I think fundamentals and macroeconomics are the drivers for SP along with RNS for short term changes. Someone posting either long or short based commentary on here will do precisely buttkiss. Arguments are fine as long it's fact based as it can tease a lot of good info out and give other view points. Nobody wants the fibs, misstatements, and ad hominem stuff though. Is it so hard to be sensible?
Ardbeggar. I am lost. Why do you think it could be considered inflammatory?
Maybe the thread should be split into 2 sections 'Uppers' & 'Downers' so we will all be happy then 😁
Harmony is a wonderful ideology, but rarely achieved. When you have half the posters on here wanting the share price to increase and the other half wanting it to decrease. There is undoubtably going to be friction. Money is very emotive! Especially in relation to the ones that fake their position or motives. Unfortunately there is no way to tell who is telling the truth, other than to build up a long term picture. I have met a lot of the long term posters here at the AGM and they are a very decent bunch indeed and most, regularly post here. Harmony is utopia, but rarely achieved. Money is very big driver and often changes or influences a persons character.