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With 3.5p in cash and a share price of 1.25p to buy - we have a good margin of safety here. The market should close the gap between cap and cash, as it is quite a disconnect. Company has no debt and $659k of obligations over the next 3 years, as things stand. The rest of the expenditure is salaries and associated costs, such as listing fees.
to buy....GL S
In cash why sell so cheap lol Fundementals are there, but people always looking with there hers like mentality. It will only lead to downfall
The market will wake up to this share, if only the board woke up too. The fundamentals are all there for a SP rise.
Above 2p by Wednesdayish total undervalued. Market will catch on this coming week
made a start on closing the gap between the mcap and cash value today. long way to go yet.
No mate. Not at all. Still have 90% of my original holding in Mrs after top slicing last week. Only gone with a smaller Punt here mate. MRS is my baby.
360, i hope you haven't sold your MRS shares to buy here, as i reckon they are gonna fly very soon.
Big Cheese - think you're right here. I will pay for my holiday on this share.
We haven't even got started yet and people are selling. No way any of those sells are in profit!
I think the market has finally realised that this SP is one that has been under the radar for quite a while.... Next stop 2p please....IMO DYOR
Actually scrap that.. Just had another look at the fundamentals and IMHO SP should be 3.5p - 3.8p to reflect the cash in the bank and then there's the assets too, so 4p+++ Obviously DYOR.
Debt free plus 3.8p a share in cash Interesting
I believe this is under valued at the moment. Cash and assets should value this at circa 3.5p
Bagger.....
Don't bother!
A sudden increase in volume at all time lows, is quite often a good sign of the turn of the direction of the stock. We could be looking at a further move upwards. Perhaps the leaky ship is going to generate some news soon.
Money in bank, no debt and oil prices set to rise. Great time to get into this share
Sure about a punt here views??
Of movement here ???
AEY is very quiet... But still cheap as chips IMO. SP Currently running at less than cash value.
Seeing as AEY trade, some 66% below current cash value and being tied into the oil sector, antrim has been flung out with the rest, despite its current positon. Not that it has done much for the last couple of years. We are in an energy related stock, which is beaten down and has no exposure to the oil price and no debts to service, as it is so undervalued, at this level it has minimal downside and is likely to "tread water" until a decent catalyst comes along. The margin of safety here is large and any capital invested at these levels, has a much greater chance of being preserved in this sector than most other places in the oil patch.
AEY. Seems to me we are a safe haven just now with Ireland. No debt. Cash in bank etc etc
With Mr Potter holding the roles of CEO, CFO and president, after Mr Greer stepped down, he has been calling the shots since November 2014. He has overseen all the necessary steps to get to this point, which is a clean cash shell, with a couple of existing legacy assets, no debt and a fare bit of cash. What his next move will be, should be interesting, as they cannot sit there with 4 directors making up reserves/compensation and audit committee, one managing director and Mr Potter all drawing wages for doing nothing whatsoever, apart from taking turns in making the tea!! We will see and with the heavy discount to cash we have quite a good margin of safety when buying at these prices.
Forecasts showing oil to nearly double by end of year. Lots of potential in this share