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Putting the confirmation bias to one side, nine board members for a business of our size strikes me as excessive.
I know the new guys are the CGP nominees, but this number of directors are not necessary over the long term...which leads me back to my own confirmation bias.
Mr. Vujcic looks like a very good appointment with a great track record.
On to production we go ;-)
I didn't ignore him. He's the money man.
As soon as I read the RNS I just knew that you'd focus on Caldwell and ignore Vujcic. I suggest you read his cv as well - you'll get a more balanced picture.
The experts we are bringing on board are about mine design in open cut and block cave, and not only design but construction to bring about a producing mine.
I dont see thar but we can all have our own fantasies
Q, how do you infer that?
Just read the latest RNS everybody.
Surely now we understand that we are going to build Alpala and bring it to production.
I have to assume that the merger is def going through then
there were nine.
Thought this line is compelling
"Facilitate enhanced corporate attention on SolGold"
https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/DGR/02582402.pdf
MM,
Thanks for the info
Atb
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Nick posted this.
Mr Mather commented,
"DGR Global is strongly supportive and welcomes the normalising of the Cascabel ownership and Board representation in SoGold.
DGR Global looks forward to the restoration of shareholder value as a result of the merger and outcomes pursuant to the strategic review process".
Nice :-)
"You cannot hit a moving target."
Try giving them a little more lead.
Works for me.
IF....if you were really rich, you would know how easy it is to minimise your tax burden.
Coming up with a statement like that tells me everything I need to know.
You cannot hit a moving target.
Tax is and never will be a problem.
Z
Good grief Redknight is now talking about shorters.
All he has to do is look at any shorting tables to realise no shorting is taking place with Solgold.
Like most energy companies?
your running a company providing public services. your customers pay by DirectDebit. so you start taking more money than the customers owe. creating for yourself a free Bank Loan. your company goes bust taking your customers money with it. now should this be classed as fraud as the customer did not authorise you to take overpayment.
Stick to what you know about Colonel rather than narrow minded political opinion...
Stagflation is on it's way and almost everything will fall in value...which is why we need a SOLG takeover ASAP...
My money says gold and copper will be a good bet eventually, our portfolios are now 70% in short dated Gikts (Jan 2023)
But that's just my opinion and I'm prepared to be wrong...
I wonder if Sunak will continue with the Tory madness on lifting City bonus caps???
Personally, until I see evidence that every bank within the UK system has paid back 'ALL' of it's money that the tax payers loaned them and bailed them out, then and only then can they even be allowed to sniff the backside of a bonus cheque above normal market rates.
There's still billions and billions left for them to pay and that doesn't include the compensation required to some out there which they practically buried with their unregulated and wayward bets.
Sunak could get off to a great start if he keeps bankers bonuses at the level they are and he'll need to make sure he keeps that higher tax rate where it is. That's how you get money back into the system. Paying the rich more and expecting it to trickle down is old school economics and it doesn't work anymore. It just goes into offshore pension funds and the economy never sees any of it.
Tax the rich and tax them hard. If they are really rich (like myself) then they won't mind. It's the greedy ones that moan. Don't let the little guys or man in middle carry the can on this one and Tories might stand a chance of tagging a coalition Gove next time around as they have almost zero chance now of winning any election with majority.
So lets have it then Sunak! Job starts now... pretty pictures and words will get you no where as knives are out already for a GE in 2023. Ironically, might be best ides going as Labour won't win back to back after spending next 4 years buried in this Tory debt mess.
Shorters...
RK, when I said placing I meant selling the existing shares to one or two pre-arranged buyers, not selling new shares in the market.
And 3 At 10 October, BlackRock across their various funds held 4.87% of SOLG in SHARES and only 0.44% in Financial Instruments.
But it was also clear from that RNS that they lend out at least some of those shares, presumably to market makers and shooters...?
I'm puzzled hubris about two things...
1 The shares that CGP hold are already in issue so surely it would be a straight sale not a placement (which would apply to new shares)
2 I thought it was clear from the merger RNS that the cash option was totally at SOLG's discretion?
Hope this helps...
An ever worse thought... Macron, Putin and Sunak standing inline. Like something from AP's mini me's.