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I will stop highlighting the buffoons ineptitude when he finally pulls his finger out. Pointless getting excited over other folks success while we remain unwanted because the buffoon doesn't know how to market what we have. Always a bridesmaid never a bride. That's our buffoon ceo for you 😆
Eloro
Do you not get fed up moaning?
Hahah
With our buffoon ceo, it would be prudent to wait and see if he is agile enough to take advantage of the current M&A uptick before celebrating and ordering the new car. Suffice to say, I think he will miss the boat. I would love to be proven wrong regarding my assessment of the buffoon!
1984
Meant to help with arthritus I believe lol
Thanks Fortisimo for a reasoned and prompt response. I like it
Copper socks are all the rage
Well lets face it... after BHP's move, I suspect just about every investmernt house out there will have 'copper' and M&A on the monring list of analyst discussions.... in Wolf of wall street style.... right everyone... today we are going to find every single company that is associated with copper, do a full research on them and then just buy the socks of them all.
PoG set to test 2800oz this year and copper to break $5 very soon imho
The market has been asleep at the wheel... and BHP just woke them all up.
Nice buys going through
Two things for you to read need a shyte
1. A dictionary, your spelling is disgraceful
2. RNS dated 10th October 2016 “investment proposal from BHP”
See what you make of that and whether they’re interested in this resource or not
1984, and one or two other experts. your premise that bhp are concerned about there 45 million investment in solg.
In 2022 there profit was 33, billion. That's 33 thousand million.
They invested 45 million in solg.
Twiggy was estimated to have spent upwards of 20 million on his fmg 20 year anniversary party.
Private jets and Accomadation for 2000 high and mighty guests.
He lost a billion closing a mine he bought the year before.
I should stick to heat pumps and margaret thatcher mate.
It's more your forte
Obviously Anglo and solgold are totally different but the great news is that the mining M&A cycle is well and truly under way. First acquisitions and mergers of existing producers then they snap up proven resources
Given the political tensions between east and west and the recognition that metals must be secured, we may see a real frenzy this time around and companies seek to secure undeveloped resources to protect their futures
Talatum,
there's a few FTSE high influencers already complaining about the poor valuations in the FTSE and that they are gifting value to rest of the world and as such FTSE losing ground as predators often listed elsewhere etc. There's always been alot of protectionism toward chinese companies taking over FTSE stocks and it's quite rare so not going to happen. That said... somehow.. over the decades the chinese seem to own pretty much everything in the UK in some form or another whether that be infrastructure, ports, docks etc.
Bottom line is... this is very very very good for SOLG as there's no way on this planet BHP are letting SOLG go for peanuts.
So lets get a chinese bid tabled and then lets see who comes out of the shadows in this now very highly aggressive and competitive mining market.
Unleash the dogs Bob... let them go. Let them fight it out.
Metooooo, precisely why the Chinese may same its time to move.?
"The chinese must be feeling that it's time to stop kicking tyres and secure their copper/gold resources " Fortisimo , Who knows your view of Chinese feelings may lead to them (Chinese) bidding for Anglo and not Solg.
What a ridiculous post from ColonelDrake, since when are Anglo American just like Solgold.
Scott The Rocks Caldwell is so inept, I fully expect him to drop the ball. By the time he becomes aware of the bull market it will already have passed. He doesn't have the skills to get buyers to look at our assets. Track record is the fact that we are still in the dark regarding what he is doing, aside from being inept.
BHP have fired the starter gun. Just watch this sprial through sector.
And if BHP don't get Anglo... surely it's a no brainer to snap up SOLG.
May be it could have a "negative" effect in the shorter term. Big guys don't want to create a sort of market panic through multiple potential transactions. Our guys need to do some noise.
Now's the time to start tweeting.
The chinese must be feeling that it's time to stop kicking tyres and secure their copper/gold resources before it all gets gobbled up by players that are in the pockets of higher powers (politically) that want the chinese thwarted on resources.
If BHP got hold of Anglo... it would be like an OPEC of copper. Mmm!!!