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Agree with you about Sean quady.
Quady ….. if we don’t take this to production or enter into a JV …. You will be completely wrong, I assume you at least have the backbone to admit that much ?
Seanhunter I look at Advfn sometimes, and see you worship Slug and all his views.
That in my book doesn't make you a very nice human.
I see Slug still remains 100% wrong, as he predicted a bid before Christmas.
Why don't you return to ADVFN where you get so few posts.
Red, are ANTO, BP or BHP supposedly expecting to be bought out?! Lol do I need to spell out the difference here? Daft prick. Go back to imagining job titles you once had- your bare-faced ramping has been exposed over and over again. Reminder: you can't change the share price by writing on this board, so do us all a favour and have a day (or year) off. You have no idea what's coming in this stratigic review. You quote it as if it supports your ideas and dismisses others, but you clearly haven't actually read for meaning.
I have - unfortunately - had to see some of Quady's post.
The guy is clearly on here now only to disrupt, with or without Slug as his partner in crime.
For someone who hides behind his alleged dyslexia the slurs and vile words he uses in the context of the serious issue of mental health he is both shameful and disgusting. People like him stoke the shame and stigma of those suffering, and the words he chooses to use as insults show how out of touch and nasty he really is.
I have warned him not to post misinformation on SOLG on here that directly contradicts what senior directors of the company have clearly stated in interviews over the past few months.
I suggest, going into the New year, that we report him and keep on reporting him if he attempts his low level attempts and market abuse by peddling fake news - and also if he keeps attacking other posters with epithets that are extremely offensive to those who have experience of mental health issues.
We got rid of Slug - he is on ADVFN now and actually contributes some no nonsense posts - ad we can get rid of Quady if he doesn't grow up and start behaving.
Happy new year to you also Redknight.
So you compare BHP to Solgold on percentage of trades.
That is mad.
Take a look at other companies like GGP and compare them to Solgold on trades.
Especially when there was a lot of activity.
0.5% is what you require to show you that people are at least noticing Solgold.
But for some reason with all your experience you seem unaware of that.
We have no volume, yet this morning you are comforted by a couple of small trades.
Why cannot people talk about the future of Solgold and stop talking about this rubbish that there is going to be a bid.
If it happens it happens, but we have zero evidence for one, and those that have been saying a bid is imminent for the last ten years can I fear only be described as loons.
Oh dear Quady...
LSE now has a policy where you have to sign in on a regular basis...
Unfortunately that means I have seen your post in which you have gracelessly ****ged me off yet again.
Don't you realise how stupid you make yourself look...you are a figure of fun on here...
Let me take a couple of your 'infomed' observations:
"That is less than half of one percent.
Totally clueless.
We have to wait now for the strategic review and hope this shows us how we construct Alpala.
I don't think this forum has ever been this bad."
If you check, as I have just done, BHP's daily volume hjas only once been above 0.1 percent in the last 12 months!
ANTO has only been above 0.5% once in 12 months and BP has never been above 0.3%...
And yet you are so incredibly well informed and experienced in the markets...
As to your observations on the strategic review, where in the terms of reference does it mention showing "how to construct Alpala..."
- evaluating financing alternatives for the Combined Group;
- a spin-out of assets, other than the Cascabel Project, to all shareholders of the Combined Group;
- the direct or indirect acquisition of an interest in ENSA and/or the Cascabel Project howsoever effected; or
·- any other transaction or series of related transactions as may be agreed to between the Parties.
And finally...one of the main reasons "the forum has been this bad" is the vast number of posts that you stir up with your uninformed nonsense...
Happy New Year
Let me help you guys identify the loons.
These are the people that say a bid is imminent constantly for the last ten years.
They have been constantly wrong, but will never accept it, because they are loons.
They think that twitter feeds or broker notes are some sort of evidence. Only loons with very little experience of investing could think in this way.
They criticise those that have been correct and continue to tell people that the people who are correct don't understand the cooperate world and that they do.
Even though they have been 100% wrong.
They have high powered jobs and are complete fantasists, who are in turn supported by other fantasists who think they have been accepted.
As I said easy to spot the crazies.
You have to laugh :) :)
“Pot calling the kettle black” springs to mind!
Lol Sharket
This was my favourite
“This forum is overrun by loons”
"We have to wait now for the strategic review and hope this shows us how we construct Alpala."
"Easy to spot the crazies."
Yep, it sure is.
sorry should have been Solgold shareholders.
The bickering and low morale is normal in any share when the share price doesn't meet expectations ........
It's made worse when we are sitting on a tier1 asset and the share price has almost dropped 50% in 6 months!
It can't go on forever like this! I know people have used the word PATIENCE before , but it just frustrates LTH even more and to be fair Solgold have been more than patient here.
I've been topping up at these new levels and have a feeling we are not too far away from news that will turn the mood in a better direction.
good luck all
Morning all..... now for something completly different
Has anyone got any comments on the Water project we set up before Christmas with the Yawi Community in the Cruz del Sol subsidary. Is the area near the the Warwinza Project, was this area on the list for joint venture/sell off.....anyone got any information.
Pinot
:0)
90 minutes trading and only 5 trades...the two big ones are encouraging though...
Good morning Copperpot, I am in agreement.
This forum is overrun by loons.
Not one indication that we have a bid or are going to get one, and that's all the uninformed are talking about.
We have no volume.
Redknight recently talked about a couple of days when we hit ten million.
That is less than half of one percent.
Totally clueless.
We have to wait now for the strategic review and hope this shows us how we construct Alpala.
I don't think this forum has ever been this bad.
People on here just saying there is going to be a bid when we have zero evidence and pretending they know what they are talking about, because of their so called previous experience.
Easy to spot the crazies.
I'd have thought by now most of us LTH would accept that patience will again be a virtue following the fall from the 40's to here lolzzz. Just sit back and watch the drama unfold in front of our very eyes as the moons are aligning.
My only fear is that with the Chinese now in the neighbourhood that the ecu government doesn't carry out some form of sequestration to please their new buddy ???
Give it a rest copperplate, it was said slightly tongue in cheek to say the least.
You don't sound very chilled out to me mate.
How long will it last Red? Can’t be doing with all the rubbish distracting arguments of last year… hope the combatants give it a rest.. it’s about time, we’ve had years of it!! Hopefully constructive debates going forward.
Morning Bubble, I am chilled buddy! Probably more chilled than most. I was hoping that we were going to start this year without all the "a sale is imminent" shyte! Too many desperados here these days. Constantly saying "a sale is imminent" doesn't make one happen....it just shows peoples desperation and lack of understanding of the situation!
We may all be waiting for Monday and what happens next, but may I commend the well mannered Board since the New Year...
A breath of fresh air!
40p...?
Are you kidding...?
Cheapskate ;-)
They are like locusts… or door step lenders… offering credit to the desperate, in return for taking their valuable assets.
Still…….. offer 40p and they can have my shares as well…
In addition to loans from Chinese state-owned banks and politicians, Ecuador was the first Latin American country to receive financing from the Chinese-controlled Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
Prior to beginning talks with Ecuador, China had already signed a number of free trade agreements in the region, most notably with Peru, Costa Rica, and Chile. The FTA with Chile came into force in October 2006; with Peru in March 2010; and with Costa Rica in August 2011.
So far, China’s objective seems to be to establish preferential trade relations with countries that look toward the Pacific, as evidenced by the talks it has held with Colombia and El Salvador, for example.
The most striking case is that of Uruguay, where there have already been certain announcements and technical meetings with a view to a possible FTA, which would be in line with China’s approach toward Latin America. According to Uruguayan specialist Ignacio Bartesaghi, “geopolitically, it is very convenient for China to sign an FTA with Uruguay.”
Ecuador is China’s next step in Latin America; it remains to be seen which country will come after that.
Currently, joint trade between Ecuador and China is worth over $10 billion. Until the first half of 2022, China was Ecuador’s main non-oil trade partner.
The trade agreement with China has foreseen sensitivities in the agricultural and industrial sectors, establishing a significant number of exclusions, particularly in the area of manufacturing, as well as long tariff reduction periods.
On the other hand, tariff-free access for raw materials, inputs, tools, and equipment reduces production costs for Ecuadorian industry and will offer greater variety and quality for Ecuadorian consumers.
This agreement establishes mechanisms in the sanitary and phytosanitary field to speed up market access processes. It also includes provisions on trade defense and trade facilitation that enable the possibility of establishing measures to protect Ecuadorian industry and implement a better exchange of information.
The productive sector in Ecuador participated actively in the negotiation, providing inputs and information to strengthen the negotiating team’s strategy.
The signing of the Ecuador-China Free Trade Agreement will take place after the completion of the respective processes of formalization of the offers, translations, and legal review. The date will be announced by both governments in due course.
Relations between the two countries are long-standing and deepened especially during the government of leftist Rafael Correa (in office 2007-2017), who turned to China after Ecuador defaulted on its international debt and ran out of foreign credit.
China thus managed to position itself as Ecuador’s main creditor. Most of the Chinese credit has gone to financing six hydroelectric projects worth $3 billion. Part of the debt was also linked to future oil sales. PetroEcuador, the government company, has been supplying oil to China’s state-owned PetroChina at a discount as part of Ecuador’s debt repayment.
In September 2022, with Guillermo Lasso in power, Ecuador managed to restructure a portion of the Chinese debt, which amounted to $4.4 billion. The agreement was reached directly with China’s policy banks, the China Development Bank and the Export-Import Bank of China, which together have provided more than $18 billion in loans to Ecuador since 2010.
The debt restructuring is a paradigmatic case for other Latin American countries, such as Argentina and Venezuela, which could follow suit with respect to Chinese debt.