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'but if the had good resources then maybe it would be a different story.'
What makes you think they have bad resources, we are still exploratory drilling?
Although I expect the uranium to be a moose pasture, it is more the Australian side of the operation Im in it for.
As per RNS Alistair Clayton seems to have considerable experience and success in selling companies ........
Lets hope we get some positive news on drilling results or JV.....share price needs something positive.
Price on low volume is played down prior to the 2 lots of RC news and the Uranium news not forget Moly as well - such is the game. And out come the derampers to play /slowclap.
Hi, bsg
It gives me no pleasure to say this, but events have proved you right.
Best wishes
Seems quite a heavy drop in sp for the volume of sales but a bit of a lack of buys pushes it down i suppose. Good time to buy and forget, maybe one day this will turn again. Here's hoping.
just hasn't been anything substantial news wise to turn the tide. I did say as we slipped 0.47ish likely again. Just no volume whatsoever so they will keep tilting until it finds some activity you suspect.
I expect they'll wait for the price to get really low before they place again. Then maybe yet another share consolidation. Another rinse and repeat cycle firmly in progress. True, not helped by current market conditions but if the had good resources then maybe it would be a different story.
Personally I don't read anything into it, no point. People do come and go
The new chairperson should be someone from a finance background, to balance Nicole, who's a geologist. That's the reason I'm sad to see Potter go; he was supposed to be good on that side of things, and I also liked the combination of UK/Australia, and male/female.
But it is possible there was some policy conflict between the two of them; we simply don't know, because we don't have enough info to draw any conclusions.
I imagine he had to step down as he is also non exec Chair of Artemis and CIO and executive Director of Metal Tiger. Corporate Governance may well have been the main reason. My take on it.
I always enquired what Mr Potter offered during the Billing era.
Maybe some new faces is what Thor requires.
I wonder what the personal reasons are. They seem not to have caused him to resign from his position at Metal Tiger.
It's difficult to regard this as good news for the company.
sounds like a falling out to me unless of coursse he wants 'to spend more time with his family'
Mark Potter, Non-Executive Chair, will step down from the Board with immediate effect for personal reasons.
Agreed.POW is on its knees and that Jan 2022 sale where THR took majority payment in 4m POW shares @2.5p isnt looking a great bit of business at the mo.
I would imagine if THR wanted to dump its 4m shares in POW at the moment it would be lucky to get a discounted 0.6p for them, a paltry £24k,so not even worth thinking about as a source of funds.Hpefully things will be rosier if we can survive the next year without going pop.
https://www.mining.com/lithium-stocks-rout-continues-despite-fresh-hard-rock-price-record/
Hi, Copperman
I don't think Nicole or Potter would wish to sell any POW at the present depressed price. They'll want to hold, until this bear market is over, or POW gets lucky with a discovery, or makes a successful IPO of one of its projects.
0.52
i reckon,that's the floor of this pullback..imo..near az dammit.
Thor doesn't need to raise money. They can just sell their Power Metal shares if they need extra cash. :)
The day that bsg posts a favourable note on this company will be the day that pigs fly, and Christ returns.
On the other hand - he has been right so far.
Also check username bsg4 recent and history of posts on Thor Mining; do you really think Thor will ever be liked by this guy?
Then you have username ****y1 with 1st post on Thor on the day Thor announce the got permits and it’s negative? LMAO
Like I said, I know Thor have been horrible for the last few years but when Thor have just received Colorado permits and the sentiments are horrible; seems to just mean the users are ex-holders who are still angry.
Hi, Leo
I'm optimistic on Thor, but not on the general market. It's a grizzly bear (Ursus arctos horribilis). No relation of yours, I hope.
It’s so embarrassing some of the comments here.
I understand the frustration and anger from legacy holder and hence the reason the share price got smash in recent times and arguably justifiable.
However, you would think a genuine shareholder would be very pleased long term that Thor Mining got the Colorado Wedding Bell Permits.
It’s so obvious that the trolls are ex-holders and made a substantial loss on Thor Mining and obviously are still angry and rightfully so.
However, purely basing on the stock and no emotions, this is a massive. If it was permits for Gold, Silver, copper etc big deal. This is uranium permits in the US, and it’s so obvious that nuclear energy is the future.
Obviously people will be trying to get back into Thor Mining shares and trying to get it at a low price.
Don’t believe me, check the share price in 1 full year.
Think I will stick to reading posts on hot copper