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Bambos - "your negativity almost mirrors my own positive outlook. RGM has new board in place and is well positioned with battery metals and UK energy assets. I am happy with this short, medium and long term."
I post factual info, mostly company data from their own published annual reports. If that is "negative" then it's the company's own doing and all they have to do is change their behaviours, run the company for the benefit of the shareholders rather than to line their own pockets and deliver some value instead of constantly diluting shareholders and spending the cash on salaries, admin and other expenses.
I don't share your view on a "new board" as they left the old board member Scott Kaintz in place and while ever that remains the case I doubt anyone who knows the history here will feel any different about the company. Remove the entire old BOD and you can start to crow. Until then and as we have already very plainly seen with devastating amounts of confetti and yet another share consolidation, ( a huge 1-100 consolidation at that!) it's all just very much business as usual for this share. Nothing changes nor will it ever, just like RRR, unless and until the old BOD is removed from post.
You clearly have a fervent desire to keep pumping these crappy shares. Good luck with that. I will continue to point out the salient facts that you and other rampers consistently fail to highlight to the naïve mugpunters out there. They need all the info to be able to make an informed decision.
The battery metal schtick and other nonsense is for me meaningless as are all the projects over at RRR. Whatever value you perceive there is negated by the fact that the BOD of both companies sap all the value away in salaries and admin expenses at the rate of many £millions. There will never be value left for shareholders imo while ever that situation continues. That's why nothing will ever change until and unless the ENTIRE BOD is removed from post and replaced.
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Mr Magic, apologies if I have tarred you with the same brush as Zumore, but your negativity almost mirrors my own positive outlook. RGM has new board in place and is well positioned with battery metals and UK energy assets. I am happy with this short, medium and long term.
Given you can't see the investment case I suggest you take care of yourself and move on from here. You have a vendetta with the previous chairman Andrew Bell, who no longer controls interests here. You still post negative comments on the RRR forum. Its shocking !
Bambos - "They conflate me with a twitter account holder with whom I have no connection.. Their recent posts will be removed and they will get their customary 24hr bans"
I've never mentioned Twitter or any Twitter user, neither have I had any ban. You appear to be the one making things up.
I only know you as Bambos22 both here and on ADVFN, an habitual pumper of RRR and RGM over many years never relenting whilst the SP was utterly destroyed by endless dilution and preposterous amounts expended on admin and other expenses. I pay your "jam tomorrow" rhetoric no heed whatsoever and take my research from the facts which are adequately shown in the annual reports of both companies. All a tale of yearly losses, £millions raised by confetti issues and £millions expended in salaries and expenses. These are for me uninvestable shares.
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Does anyone benefit by being locked into RGM shares? When Regency bought out its minority 20% shareholders on 19th December 2019 in AES, it paid in shares. 2,461,538 new ordinary shares in the Company and a six month lock in. The share price was 3p compared to 0.8p currently. That equates to a £54,000 paper loss (75%). How they wish they could have sold. That holds true of anyone who took shares for cash and has been locked in. When the JV partner accepted settlement of the dispute with RGM it accepted 4,909,610 shares in payment(0.83p) but also got $40,000 in cash. Less trusting of future share price performance. Of course the JV partner was also awarded 9% of RGM's share in Mambare as well, making it the controlling partner. Further ahead it will be more difficult and expensive to use the shares as collateral. Less fools around. Very expensive for shareholders in terms of dilution.
I also think i deserve an apology having had your posts removed, which are clearly lies
Ive had lots of success with Regency... My core holding remains and remain bullish for the future. I think its a great time to be buying at these lows!
Bambos you said:
"Very sensible investment at this time. Plain and simple"
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I must point this out but you are always over optimistic about RGM. Looking back at your posts and taking the share consolidations into consideration, you was tipping RGM when it was 10 times higher in price, 50 times higher, 100 times higher, 500 times higher.
Why should I or others follow your advice on RGM when you always get it wrong?
Oh your back... Oh well.. Your posts have been removed
Okay thank you Bambos for informing me that I'm now on a 24 hour ban.
Just want to make folk aware that their posts have been removed. But they will be back..
*have had many of their posts removed.. Need to clarify!!!
Very sensible investment at this time. Plain and simple
Have had many posts of mine removes due to liable and disruptive behaviour.. They conflate me with a twitter account holder with whom I have no connection.. Their recent posts will be removed and they will get their customary 24hr bans. Unfortunately LSE dot make their bans permanent. LSE has become a laughing stock and home for troll, praying on the weak investor...
Mr Parsons certainly picked the wrong time to jump on the green bandwagon, or any bandwagon for that matter. Battery metals was the chosen vehicle. But with coronavirus and the impending worldwide recession any uptick in the use of nickel in the battery is going to be dwarfed by the downturn in steel production and it's use of such metals as additives. The downturn in the price of nickel could last years. Luckily, not much is going to be happening at Mambare where the RGM share has been reduced to 41%. And at WoWoGap, where RGM owns nothing but an interest in the debt of RMI, any new license is at least 9-12 months away. If that peaky blinder in down town Southport is "shovel ready" perhaps management start shovelling the proverbial there to get mug punters interested.
You can then convince each other how well you are doing. There will only be the 2 of you so which one is lying?
Also 1million buy recently ..
Market starting to turn upward. Someone buying just enough not to get noticed.
Strap in for the ride. Everybody can see all your posts. Winners, the pair of you. Everybody follows a winner. DOH!
Agree Onassis. Definitely a good time to BUY.. Lots of news flow around the corner! MCAP is tiny
Certainly seems to be a good time to buy into Recency Mines Shares.
Exciting times indeed Bambos. If you are a holder. A bit like when you lose control whilst skiing. Wishing you had taken the tumble earlier before gaining even more speed.
Think Andrew Bell(chairman) was the driving force of the previous regime .. He is no longer there and investment community seems happy about that . So no, RGM has a fresh slate and it's very exciting times
One of the many problems with Kaintz is that in interviews he says RGM have a "new team" but he is the only member of the team who is associated with all the bad past at RGM. And bizarrely this guy Kaintz associated with all of RGMs dreadful past is RGMs face doing all the interviews. That's insane.
I personally wasn't familiar with JP until he came here but many say he is a smooth talking lying c*nman who is great at exaggerating and tricking PIs into parting with their money. So that begs the question, why the hell isn't he doing the interviews then?
Let's be honest little chance of great price movement with Kaintz doing the interviews. With his dreadful RGM past he should have been sacked long ago.
Parsons is taking the back seat at Ascent Resources also, been in position 2 months and no-one has heard a word from him, maybe his new strategy given the excessive critical reviews about him on numerous message boards.
I suspect, at some point, RGM and AST will get respective spikes on certain noise in the market, both seem to have absurd market valuations (sub £1m) says a lot about Parsons does it not !