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The board are literally listed on the site with a full history. Nothing to do with Wildhorse energy (Unless they were private investors which they are entitled to be). Different Sector, different time.
I am although surprised at the lower share price; the association with WE is albeit unfortunate - it could contribute to this, but i think people are more uncertain about production - as soon as it first rolls out the door we'll be rolling on to a good 2020.
Eccles...what a crock of ****.
None of the directors have any history with Wildhorse Energy. This was a recycled shell.
Don't spruik b/s.
Three still involved, they don't mention in thier bio on the SO4 Web page but you'll find easy enough on Web search
I was aware it was previously Wildhorse Energy. How many of the previous directors are still involved?
I bought back in to this on Friday afternoon. Looks like it was a timely buy with this morning's RNS
Unfortunately these directors have previous form with Wildhorse Energy and the markets have long memories. Even so should come good in the long run and should be enough for us little guys as well.
I think the shares allocated to the board have suppressed the optimism regarding the project itself.
For me i won't be buying any more shares but i may rue that decision come manifestation of actual sustainable production in 2020. Big year ahead.
Share price might have been frothy in addition I think the recent sharp fall might have come from passing a vote for a further 10% dilution (unless I've misread it).
Theres a great brokers report on hot copper that's worth a read although you need to sign up to read it.
SP has drifted lower. I still find it hard to price this share. If it keeps increasing production, extending to other lakes, etc, then it looks very attractively priced, and only more so with lower SP.
Any thoughts?? Anyone out there??