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This is absolutely hilarious.
You spend all your time calling people liars when they report communication with the company or associated parties, and yet here you are trumpeting your own. Do you not see the irony? (And we haven't forgotten your claim that a mate at the bowls club had told you a deal was about to happen. When was that? A year ago?)
Anyway, putting that embarrassment to one side, how about asking him about his third paragraph? Perhaps you could take the opportunity to tell him nothing has changed and he's talking rubbish.
Just a little reminder why members should not pay to much attention to the
likes of bbg, padmaster, shipright and all the other Muppets who daily post
sh??the, .
once again their rubbish, has been proven exactly that, rubbish.
they scream daily that I and others are not invested.
funny then, I received this email this morning.
SolGold Update
Inbox
Sean Tufford
9:41 AM (4 hours ago)
to me
Hello -------
I am reaching out to touch base; see how you’re doing and to update our contact list.
This is not a form email, this is me to you, so feel free to respond.
With new management, new direction, and a renewed energy and optimism about our future in Ecuador, we genuinely want to hear from you.
If you would like an actual conversation on what’s happening at the company, please provide a telephone number for me to reach you.
If you would like a copy of our most recent Corporate Presentation, please let me know.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Sean Tufford
SOLGOLD plc
1 Cornhill, London, EC3V 3ND, United Kingdom DIRECT (902) 818-8807
Email: stufford@solgold.com.au | Website: www.solgold.com.au
MUPPETS.
Good yes, copper no. The head of Toyota even admitted the market share for Virtue signalling golf carts will max out at 30%
We’re not far from peak stupidity
Thanks The Italian for an in depth point of view!
If I can add that me two observations are that both Gold and Silver are constantly being touted as "ready to surge" (Kings World Heavyweights). This might not be a one off but a constant up and up for Gold & Silver to follow. The market deficits (for Cu) must hit or influence Solgold at some point soon, surely?
Are we really not heavily manipulated? OK I guess not, as The Italian explains.
Agreed Ship 😆
The Bounty is a better analogy.
After the mutiny it was burnt on purpose by deceitful crew
Nice one 1984 😆
Capt Scott The Rocks Caldwell is heading the ship to the Rocks 😆
HMS solgold seems to be completely rudderless
The only thing going overboard is our equity
My humble opinion ( from SteveE60's message):
The only parameter that might suggest that we are at the bottom is the price being at the bottom of the long term declining channel (which I am sure you can all plot on a chart!). Other than that, we appear to be in a strong bearish mode with short term and long term indicators still not showing a reversal. On that basis I am holding any powder dry at present, even though I can see the very attractive call for entering the market at these levels, and if I was not already heavily invested I would probably start building a position from here, with optionality to average down if necessary.
The SOLG price correlation to CDXJ has been higher than the average in the last 12 months and is particularly higher in the last month, which might suggest that, using Warren Buffet's parlance, we are just being carried by the tidal forces of the wider market at the moment.
About the price being manipulated, of course it is but that is the very nature of markets and is amplified by algorithmic capabilities and especially for such illiquid stocks where speculation is particularly easy if you are committed enough, so I would not encourage any specific conspiracy theories. Is it possible that potential suitors are keeping the price at bay? I am sure they could but I suspect they don't bother.
I still believe that the SR links the technical plan for the reduced Cascabel with a financing arrangement, which in my opinion is why it's taking so long, I believe that in the background there must be a lot of back and forth about the various parameters that will eventually determine if the IRR is attractive or not. I had forgotten about Blanca, but in hindsight I think it makes sense that it comes into the Cascabel and SR picture if they can factor it in. Certainly as BBG suggested, if we get an RNS about Blanca before the SR is published it could be a very good outcome.
So as a result, when the relevant news come out, the price will move rapidly, and my price assumption is that we will have to be ready for a quick rerating with a spike materializing within 4-6 weeks, where we hold hope to sell if we want out.
Just my two cents, GLA!
Cheers Gino, I always thought it was an HMS ship. Perhaps I got it confused with HMS Bounty, which like solg is another ill-fated ship.
Bozi, no English gentleman of the Edwardian era would have jumped into the life boat ahead of women and children. Not the done thing old boy! The Titanic capt even went down with his ship. Somehow, I cannot envisage Scott The Rocks Caldwell displaying such a high degree of self-sacrifice.
Maybe when i shared yesterday I've got my buying boots on as it's a no Brainer I did just that buy when the sector is rock bottom absolute steal I can't remember market cap around 220 million we should be nearer half a billion !
At rock bottom prices having informed the market he was about to do so
It takes a special kind of stupidity to do that. That’s Labour for you!
Lol 1984 I thought Gordon Briwn had sold it all
Mainly because we can’t sell any of our gold today
Or tomorrow, or even next year or the year after that
In fact not until about 2029
Right you are Gino. Never knew that.
Seems popular does gold, so why should Solgold be under 10p ? Patience is needed for this stock and it will deliver big time. May even be bought out. Have just noticed it has risen over 4% hence a buying frenzy is sure to occur and I have written this note as a result.
Be Lucky peeps.
Just to say how surprised I am that so many have referred to possibly the most famous ship ever as HMS Titanic. The vessel was not His Majesty's (George V) Ship Titanic (ie not part of the Royal Navy) but was Royal Mail Ship (or sometimes referred to as Royal Mail Steamer) Titanic as it was contracted to carry Royal Postal Mail across the Atlantic to America.
My concern is our captain seems to have the same luck as a sailor as uncle Albert from only fools and horses..
Hahaha nice try Eloro but not quite true is it.
You can step into that life raft at any time. There's a space for you, however, you've left a family heirloom in your jacket that you put on your estranged fiance.
But you can get yourself to relative safety with the shirt on your back.
The fear that keeps us all here is universal. It's the fear that management plugs the hole, keeps the boat upright and makes it safely to the big apple. Bright lights, Big city...
Not an overly meaningful question regarding a junior exploration company. Assets v Liabilities more meaningful, main assets being our licences and the Cascabel discovery, and significant part of the liabilities being in the form of off take agreements, so no gold, no copper, no fee.
Just as a matter of interest.
Always step up into a liferaft is the rule Eish
That's just it Bozi, the few life boats have already been allocated to women and children=The BOD with their golden life vest/salary and options, while passengers such as myself are left with either jump and lose everything, or stay on the Titanic in the hope that a Chinese rescue ship will arrive just in time to rescue us before the stern disappears under the waves. That is literally how I see our current situation. Orth captured my sentiments exactly.
Bozi, thanks for your explanation and point of view. Not sure it helps but, as a Sailor (even now in winter here on Blightey), I'll just cling to my HMS Titanic, thanks! For now, at least! LOL! What a crap show here!
I’ve never used DMA so I’m unsure what the rules are, if any but you’d think the SETS system would be programmed to spot foul play
A trades are consistently about two thirds of volume when we have low volume days but far less when we have volume days