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Well 10p is a level of support
covid low for those remotely interested
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bn.c
You have to factor in the extra 15% ENSA though surely as that's one of the reasons for the dilution albeit 800m shares since 2.2bln days.
35p is just a shade over the nice fat round sounding £1bln market cap. In dollars, it's about $1.3bln.
Prior to CGP deal, our most recent highs of 41p would have been worth about £900m ish.
Yes there's an extra 15% ENSA in there since CGP merged but effectively anything near 36p level would be aligned to the old 41p give or take a few pence and factoring in royalties done since.
That's very cheap considering it's probably the largest copper/gold mine discovered in last 10 years. If Copper prices increase by 50% or double by 2025/26 as predicted, then whoever bags ENSA is going to be seriously one happy bunny. Personally... I can't see BHP letting it go to chinese for 36p without at least one counter bid in the high 40's.
Right now 35p sounds fantastic.
Not sure what price corresponds to the 47p we had in 2017 given the subsequent dilution, but it must be thereabouts.
Why are you telling everyone about your buys???? is that you RedKnight?
Thanks DM, and agree on the observation of 35p. I always thought of the options at 17p as being half priced. I think they'll go for 35p/36p level low ball (prob with Chinese) and then we'll see if BHP counter or another comes out of the wood work.
For most 35p/36p would be a poor result but sitting at 10p levels today, there's going to be many that say... I'll take that right now and thus that's the 'conditioning' job done really isn't it??
I wonder if the 100m CGP shares get placed to all the insiders like Mather et al at 17p levels next year and thus makes any offer at 35p/36p far more acceptable lol!
Lets see what happens.
Missed the 9p+ this morning but added another 3k in 1k bites. 10.24 10.24 and 10.44 as I had to change accounts so the last one was delayed about 10 mins. But for the last one I couldn’t get a price right away. So make of that what you will.
Fort …. Can’t see it happening
Thanks DM. What happens if he gets sacked or booted? Just thinking of the most obvious immediate date being the AGM. I presume all options are lost.
10.65 to buy if over 9k looking positive
Looking promising for a bullish hammer candlestick at close today, unless it’s played back down again. The hammer would give a good indication that ‘the bottom’ occurred today and would likely lead to further recovery of the SP over coming days. Fingers crossed !
Typo to meant buyers are back
Typo …… digging
DM …. Thanks for ridding that up …. Glad there’s some kind of incentive
Baiters are back as this around 40 percent cheaper then last week or so
Be very, very greedy when others are very, very fearful.
Large drop on small volumes- this is able to recover very quickly.
This rare, tier 1 asset is still there and wanted.
There's a number of parties interested in Cascabel who have signed confidentiality agreements and have visited the site. Watch out for those Chinese - and BHP need to be careful otherwise they’ll lose it.
Hold in there for the big reward.
GLA
Needabrain, this will come as a terrible surprise to you, but not everyone on this bb has led the same sad, useless, miserable and failed life that you have.
Addicknt, CEO's tend to be aware of the share price when major shareholders or fund managers get in touch and say 'wot the xxck is going on'. Remember, we have some heavy weight investors but imagine BHP are preoccupied with OZ Minerals alignment after multi billion purchase and Newmont... well they are a tad busy with Newcrest deal. I doubt either will be too bothered until of course Scott announces a deal they don't like or are not involved with or another royalty deal.
Despite all Bob's postering, he's not actually delivered anything that would make BHP react or force them into a bid.
Adikt. Funny how you know a couple of ceo, s who back up your post.
Similar to your neighbour, the nuclear physicist who backed up your heat pump argument.
Your a fortunate man to have such friends.
Little movement upwards starting now
3 for me Add.
Bob clearly stated that the company isn't a pump and dump company. Consequently, they will not be focused on the SP which is why SP performance should be part of their KPIs.
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1) Are they staring at the screen like startled rabbits in the headlights wondering where to turn next?
2) Are they keeping quiet because they're close to delivering a monetizing event?
3) Are they ignoring the current panic and are simply getting on with negotiating licences, the IPA and all the other stuff that's been talked about in the belief that the announcements of these agreements will resurrect the share price ? In fact, do they pay any real attention to the share price? (I've known one or two CEOs who've claimed they don't look from one month to the next, which always struck me as being pretty irresponsible.)
Fort, wtf are you talking about.
I only invest in exploration companies.
for you to try and make a case for them all to be in the same position as solg. is as usual
with your posts utter rubbish.
I could name you 5 or 6 I am invested in, that I am
more than happy with,
solg is a basket case. and what is more ridiculous, there's a good chance now that solg will be sold in distress, yet
the only thing we want to talk about is wether we will built a mine or not. it probably won't be ours to build.
this board gets more ridiculous by the day
1984 ….. which begs the question which news becomes the most relevant?
Previously it was drill results etc we all craved , now something as seemingly drab as a tailings license or sorting the pipeline could prove key.
Any suitors ( assuming there are some ) would want as many of these obstacles sorted as possible