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'off' not 'of'!
Forrt, come of it! 99.98% of votes were in his favour. How is that anything other than a ringing endorsement of both him and his strategy?
Eloro His comments are indeed subjective, personally I took them as more industry specific. Its been a truly brutal bear market in mining for a good few years, especially for juniors. I think his hope, and obviously ours is that things should pivot towards a very bullish upturn this year, especially with economics likely to recover, inflation likely to continue to fall and interest rates likely to fall.
"The consensus is that everyone is happy with Scott." Bozi, if I offered you two shiiit sandwiches and you simply had to eat one, would the concensus be that you are happy with the one you ate?
You've got a very simple view of things.
Eloro - he is there to run the business and execute the current strategy. The share price is out of his control.
Where Scott is concerned, I'm saying give him a few months to deliver this phased development plan and potentially update the IPA. If the former doesn't happen by end of March and the latter by end of June, by all means pile on him.
I don't think Warren named any of the companies he was talking about did he? He certainly didn't in the first half of the interview. He was deliberately holding all the names back. You'd have to ask him why he did that but it suggests it wasn't SolGold specific.
I suppose it's a timely reminder to not hang our hats on a hotshot fund manager and man of the people. We have to plough our own furrow. I do love his bookcase though....
Despite the fact the section of the interview in which the 1c remark was made was about opportunities in the sector, you took his comment as a negative?
Your interpretation seems pretty perverse to me.
Add, I have lost count of the number of Warren's interviews I have watched/listened to. If he was excited about the current value, he would have been more upbeat about the company and would have named the company. He did not. Compare his comments about Premium Nickel which is one of his current holding in Botswana to how he described his "situation" in solg. He previously said his Premium Nickel average is $1.75 which mean he is currently down, yet he was enthusiastic about the company. I didn't hear the same for solg. But you are right, this is subjective. Not long to the end of Q1.
Never a truer word. adikt.
we all see what we want to.
some through rose tinted glasses
some through the window of reallity
Eloro, yes he wants out - as we all do - but his point about the 1c in the ground was a reference to the opportunity he believes this offers. The 'disgust' - if it exists at all- is with the market for failing to see the value. Personally, I didn't hear disgust in his tone, merely amazement.
I guess we all see what we want to.
Just a little qoute from someone. For us to digest, and reflect.
"To say that we are closer to victory today is to believe, in the face of evidence, the optimists who have been wrong in the past."
Dbw.
" With PFS only potentially 2/3 weeks away and a real expectation that the market may ( for once) sit up and take notice I think there’s a genuine chance that this quarter may be our most positive/constructive for years. "
please point out. where you've read about the real expectation the market will take notice and sit up.
also bearing in mind this is PFS 3, where have you read about the genuine chance it will be our most positive start for years
it's just more wishfull thinking being portrayed as facts.
the likes of adikt and co will love it, as a positive though
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I can hear the disappointment, disillusionment in Warren's voice such that he didn't want to even name the company! As a follower of Warren, in his previous interviews, he would named solg. Here he didn't and struggled to say anything bullish about the company. 1c in the ground, 1penny in the ground was spat out with utter disgust in my opinion.
We are here for the long haul. Its ironic having Bozi basically saying that we should cut Scott The Rocks Caldwell some slack regarding the current level of the SP!! What is he there for then as a ceo? To keep the chair warm, jet around, have free lunch on us, but God forbid that we should expect him, like any other ceo, to defend the sp. Great leaders make events occur, they are not the victim of events.
High hood find, many thanks. Just reinforces my belief that this is substantially undervalued.
I guess we’ll find out tomorrow if the current upward trend continues
Latest WI interview released today. Warren blatantly talking about Solg a few mins I'm without mentioning the co. name...
https://youtu.be/4W7nfC2q7lE?si=Spwre2M1BuCc6DUs
Things looking much rosier ahead after today's good performance
"Better days are ahead – strong catalysts are in the pipeline".
From SolGold.
Nobody said you had to laud him Eloro.
But maybe you could show an understanding for how things have changed outside of his control since the merger has completed.
If you had walked in to be CEO in Feb22 to a shifting political landscape and various hoops to jump through, what would you do differently?
The thing with this company is that nobody has managed it perfectly at any stage. But as investors we should probably expect that of any company. Temper expectations and then anything better is a bonus.
The consensus is that everyone is happy with Scott. The AGM vote bears that out, so maybe it's time for us to get back on the fence rather than be at him for these perceived failings?
It is also interesting that there were no director buys after the AGM. Unless I missed something.
After the AGM there shouldn't be a blackout period. So why did nobody buy at 8p level, but did at 10.5p
B3ast...Scott isn't getting a 'decent wedge'...his salary is $200k...he earns far more from a sale with his massive options...
And Bob Sangha has 5%...
What? It was sub 8 last week , in fact over 8 is an achievement nowadays. Maybe you mean sub 7?
Previous management have had their fill at the trough. Heck, 4M is still unaccounted for. Scott The Rocks Caldwell is no different. He too wants his turn at the trough to engorge himself. If his compensation was linked to the SP performance like it should, he would be more determined in his duties.
Well summarised TOS, with these types of stock the BoD continually talk of commercialisation/value etc etc but years keep ticking by while they get paid a decent wedge.
I fear by the end of H1 this will be sub 8
My own view has always been we can’t take this to production ourselves. I confess I have thought, since my initial investment (2011) that we would be bought, either in whole, or the Cascabel part. I’m perfectly willing to confess I’ve been wrong.... on both counts.... for nearly 13 years now. And from everything the board are saying, and doing, I can’t for the life of me see anything changing for the next few years. So I’m resigned to sticking these in a drawer and seeing what transpires. That’s been my position since 2020.
Just my personal opinion but I think the logical outcome is the PFS3 with a $1-1.3bn start up cost and a JV with the Chinese. Should be an interesting quarter whatever way they decide to go.