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The monster from the deep is twitching again. There is still life in this old leviathan. To be fair – yesterday, was a shocking day, all round.
excellent news for griffin that should put the doubts to bed on this sight there has been speculation about the license by some people, holding this share back ,this can only go up in the near future and looking good long term maybe coming on to someones radar if we are lucky as always dyor
Interesting to note that the price of zinc has gone up 22% over the last month to date.
Spitfire Oil Limited announces that it has received notification that Citadel Equity Fund Ltd (“Citadel”) has sold its holding of 16,666,667 ordinary shares in the Company to Griffin Mining Limited (“Griffin”; AIM Ticker: GFM), representing a 39.2% interest in the issued share capital of Spitfire, at 15p per share for cash at a total value of approximately £2,500,000. Following this sale, Citadel has no interest in the share capital of the Company. This was from 2008, but could be interesting for Spitfire soon
The Griffin has spoken!! They do exisit Now,are there fairies at the bottom of the garden?
…excellent news, and not before time!
Most professional traders know that small cap gold miners have a highly leveraged relationship with the price of gold, in other words, a small change in the price of physical gold relates to a very large change in the value of these mining companies. The US$ is depreciating at a steady rate.....thanks..Helicopter Ben. Lets keep it that way !
what news ye bard they call the blue o paranoia
Oh Griffin, and unlock the treasure which you guard!
"this kind of speculation does no one any good" not so, I am sure I 'm not the only investor who has lost money to shorters and want to be sure GFM is not vunerable before buying shares. Could you give me a few pointers to where I can find details of the JV partner?
It's no use getting all emotional about this one. Griffin will pay off eventually...just sit tight and be patient ! You cannot go wrong with gold SHARES right now.
totally agree with good-punt this kind of speculation does no one any good
Not impossible at all. Not sure about LRL but GGG and CGM both had Chinese JV partners
impossible. It is a Joint Venture with the Chinese
GGG, CGM and LRL have all been kicked out of China. Are GFM likely to follow?
http://www.griffinmining.com/gm_statement.asp They have £60m to spend on distressed minors Griffin it self looks to have a good operation
What do you do when your board are a waste of space ? This lot are a joke
As long as there is not a big downturn, GFM will hold up OK. They have massive potential, and the cash balance is reasonable. ATB
I would have thought with the SRO news its subsequent fall that GFM would be down much more than this.
They own a sizable chunk of SRO.
Spitfire down 20% yesterday and 42% today. Does anybody know what happened here?