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A deal is being negotiated and is not guaranteed, so the share price reflects the chances of a concluded deal.
A bit like the game show deal or no deal, the banker offers the contestant a specific sum of money based on the odds of them having a large or small amount in their box.
It's a calculated gamble basically. So at the moment, confidence has been knocked due to the large sale of a board advisors shares, which has lowered the odds if you like.
Now if we were given official proof of what's in the ground and it was massive, the share price would likely rise significantly.
So at the moment, it's all about potential sale of potential pgm's, hence the decent share price which offers a profit on conclusion of a successful sale. How much profit is open to debate and has been debated constantly for many months in this process.
A prospect is a gamble, but how much depends on what level of share price you bought in at.
If you bought in low you are likely to be in profit whatever happens. If you bought in higher then that obviously changes and becomes more of a gamble.
It's why for me there is so much friction on here, because people are in at different prices and therefore taking more or less risk, so there views will differ hugely, hence the friction.
Best case is we all make a nice profit. :-)
Any true investor would have done their research prior, subsequently not be asking a basic question geared to attempt to get under the skin of true holders?
A feeble effort and totally irrelevant as we approach the conclusion of the FSP.
Can you understand......that's the real question,no explanation needed buy,sell hold make up your own mind,I'm holding
Squid boy..... what a slimy rodent you really are.... found out and detested on many boards.... boiler room deramper.... what a life. Ha ha ha ha
Your argument is disingenuous. Additonal flank licenses have been granted during the fsp process which increases the amount of minerals in the ground owned by the co. There has been significant testing by absolute precision and you forgot to mention the availability of all year mining at wk. Then there's the significant increase in the price of metals during the fsp. Such a juvenile argument you put forward. I'd be embarrassed.
But more probably you don't know.
Enjoy the rest
Thanks Shezer you spent more time typing nothing rather than something informative..no wonder your tired
Lamestree I did not say I knew nothing about EUA...I asked why the huge difference in current SP v value of base minerals.
If the sale didn't go through the value of the base materials doesn't change.
Good luck with your investment C Webb. You are up then so. Other folks that bought in a little higher might be feeling more nervous. I'm here since 2.4p. Seen a lot of goings on since then, some good some bad. Need to take a chillax pill and let the BoD do their stuff. Haven't dropped their ball to date though....
Many
If you would like some info on Farn I would be more than happy to provide you some seeing thats what these BB are partly about.
I am £160k in profit in Farn and expect more to come
Thanks Jackl.
I invested 5k when the SP dropped last time.
Think NDL wet the bed this morning
No probs NDN
Yes, we are on the same page I suspect
No point in a massive reward without a bit of risk.... going on a bit is just making some wee folk a tad excitable though
Suppose the short answer is risk and unknowns. If the FSP lands tomorrow and says sold for x then no risk or unknowns.
Currently we are valued totally around the FSP potential, otherwise you would have to look at fundamentals, which in EUA case is as an exploration company with very little revenue but useful forward revenue growth.
My tuppance
I guess you don't know and are just blindly hoping it all falls into place for you.
Could you copy and paste the answer then please
Why is the SP so low if EUA own billions of pounds worth of valuable minerals.
Surely the assets alone value this much higher