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Based on my observation, a flurry of tweets last time proceeded with an announcement of financing.
News imminent? I would expect some announcement early/mid november and the rest before Christmas.
Rover, I agree with that. Context counts for much.
One is enough if its the right one.
https://youtu.be/ZKtH0z6uK_0
"I would own one good stock"
Backspace & Ivor - yes literally you have to decide 'how confident am I that the SP will be greater than 8p in 2023, and greater again in 2025'. That's the decision. How confident you are relative to your financial position dictates what you might be willing to invest. On those timeframes, and especially now, with what is going on in the market, I am super confident. I also reasonably regularly talk to the co, and people connected with the co. Therein lies extra confidence. I probably can't afford to lose 20m shares as much as you don't want to lose 2m. I don't know the SP next week - normally, I don't care, except to buy more if I think it's cheap. But now I don't have that anymore as I don't really have income. To answer the first question above, I think the SP will be north (well north) of 8p on those timeframes and I rate the chance as very very high indeed - not 100%, clearly, because that's impossible, but a good number certainly - above 90% in any case.
What we've seen, and it isn't easy, is that to stay invested you have to ride the waves, not panic when you're underwater, not get phased by delays etc.etc. nobody is claiming this is a stress free journey. But when I look at 10 year nickel price chart (and if anybody hasn't seen it recently, do have a look at that), and when I read the current M&A, and I look at which majors are already involved with Horizonte, I arrive at my probability that we will be worth much more than we are now on both medium and long view. GLA
Context is everything in deciding where and how long you put your money into a share.
You maybe a day trader, an trader on news or a true investor who believes in the company long term. Also the exposure you have in terms of % of PF.
All views are valid but context matters.
Wasa , i'm the same ive got a lot in here and conventional wisdom is to spread the risk , but when i look into other AIM companies i end up thinking that's not spreading the risk ( all the ones i look at are riskier than HZM ) so it would just be diversifying for the sake of it. Ive done loads of research on HZM so happy to go all in and wait , ive also got loads of patience.
It's not a narrow minded statement, people who have done their research are willing to risk more money, but they don't see it as a risk because they have done their research. I can't afford to lose 2m shares but I see this as an opportunity of a lifetime.
Ivor - agree 100% I had this conversation with a phd student on the weekend, friend of mine. He has $10k USD invested and thinking about risk. I explained he can replace that loss in much less than a year of earnings/salary/whatever income if it all goes belly up. The larger the PF relative to your overall financial position (and mine is huge - I have effectively no more regular income) the more certainty you need of outcome. I am 100% confident now on Horizonte or I wouldn't have my position in it. This is really really important. There might be more money to be made on EUA, bitcoin, ARB, dodgecoin or literally anything else. But with position size, unless you really want to invest in 100 companies at 1% of your portfolio - for maximum gain I pick high probability, high (perhaps not the highest) return investments. Horizonte meets this grade. All IMHO. GLA
What a narrow minded arrogant statement Ivor. As we know through investing you should only invest what you are willing to lose.... If you have over 2m shares then you can afford to, or are willing to lose that. If someone "only" has 100k shares, thats all they are willing to lose....as we know in life nothing is a safe bet..
Ivor, please re-read and think about your last post. To some it matters to some don't depends on what one considers as small change
It does matter, because if you've got 100,000 shares it's not the end of the world if you lose it all. If you've got 2m shares then that's different. So you have less than 100,000 shares by the sound of it.
Ivor, why does that matter to you how many shares I own? Does it add validity to what I think if I have say more than 100K shares or less than 20K shares? Anyone that invests money should take care with it irrespective of amount and is entitled to a view. Otherwise he/she is an idiot!
Yeah hzm is 1% of his portfolio but he spends more time on the hzm bb than the rest of his shares.
Contrarian seems to want us to distrust the abilities of the very same BOD that aquired our assets for peanuts, foreseeing the $bns in value they hold as this cycle unfolds.
Yeah right BS merchant.
https://twitter.com/HorizontePLC/status/1453606203813076997?s=20
Another one!
Finalising financing - never known them to lie.
I didn't ask what car you use to drive, I asked how many shares do you own in hzm?
Hey Ivor, I stopped having an inferiority complex after I got rid my M3 at a young age. Size does not matter - is how you put it to maximum use
1200% seems a decent target to me. But 4000% is the rise from 2p -> 80p which I believe will be achieved sometime if we stay independent (and is what I'm in for). It might be hard to get 1200% rise from current price ~8.5p on Horizonte but I wouldn't rule it out completely. It looks like £1/sh which is doable certainly second half of this decade all things being equal.
Must be around 125k horizonte shares per £1m PF value, if it's 1% capital allocation and purchase price 8p ish..... or, it could be 0 of course.
Contrarian
How many hzm shares do you own?
Typo
*I know you are NOT dumb
Contrarian
I know you are dumb, just stirring it up here . Passing your time
Or building up your ego . Best put you on filtered list.
You are sounding ignorant about how huge mining projects are delivered
Timelines are not set in stone but move due to various reasons , mainly out of Cos control .
The point is Co IS delivering step by step .
options are optional - kind of a safe bet. Skin in the game that's what I am looking for. So many AIM like companies I know exhibit this pattern. Directors not buying shares yet they talk a good game