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Whoever this guy is.."PJ" seems that he might have offloaded
If you think there has been wrong doing then contact the fca. Some people are able to just write their own checks using inside knowledge they have (or the gang has) to do it. Along with all the organised team rampathons that go on on twitter, it is becoming very difficult for the average investor to win whilst some engineer the odds heavily in their favour.
I report it all, its so obvious and ****es me off.
It strikes me PJ is a very intelligent guy. I don't think he would break the rules so openly. Imo he's done the responsibe thing:
1. Disappointed (like MTR were) in the discounted placing and sold down what remained of his notifiable position. I doubt he would've gone much under 3%. This would've sent a warning shot to the THR management- PJ has always been very critical of discounted placings on twitter.
2. The spread has narrowed since the final tranche of placing shares last week, and the SP has gone on a run. This makes me think he's bought back on the open market.
DYOR
Who said they participated in the placing? It was my understanding they sold on the market and it looks like they've bought back in on the market.
100m+ shares have traded in the past two days. I don't think i've ever seen that level of volume since. That tells me they bought on the market imo.
These kind of conspiracy theories are dangerous.
Paul and Michelle have increased there holding
Yep, looks like someone sweeping up cheap stock. ATB
Nice bounce up over 40% on ASX
Thor holds 100% of the advanced Molyhil tungsten project in the Northern Territory of Australia, for which an updated feasibility study in August 2018¹ suggested attractive returns.
Adjacent Molyhil, at Bonya, Thor holds a 40% interest in deposits of tungsten, copper, and vanadium, including an Inferred resource for the Bonya copper deposit².
Thor also holds 100% , imminenet positive news due as rerating in progress IMO
Looking at the ASX announcements last night I can see the following:
Options @ 1.8p expiring 31/03/20
Options @ 3.5625p expiring 07/06/21
These were for the two outgoing NEDs. Presume new options were issued at the AGM?
Are the new options or old ones from well before the placing?
Rerating is going on with option given to directors at 1.8 tells where we are heading to :-)
Well, another tick-up just gone through. This could jump back to 1p in the flash.
As you say, it's pulled back too far. Any positive news could see this flying and it'll be too late to buy.
reminds of the bounce in prem 2 months back.
they raised at 0.02p but within a few weeks went up over 600%. i think 200% possible from here short term as is way oversold. good news should help as mtr are doing a good job behind the scenes. market cap this time last year was about £12m and today is just £3m.
Flippers getting nearly 50%. Good work if you can get it.
This could pop soon to 0.7p area. Too oversold and the recent placing overhang about to clear with the decent volume over last one week
This looks like recovery stock, options priced 6 times today's sp. Active drilling going on IMO
I see the directors have options at 1.8p that expire on 31/03/20. There’s a carrot to get the SP up.
Consequently, THR was up 16% on ASX last night. Finished at A$0.007.
Good volume the past few days and spread has gradually tightened. Not seen a spread this tight on THR for a very long time.
Are we seeing the Mark Potter effect in action? Two NED’s gone... what’s next?
This could rerate like ROCK. Wouldn’t want to not have a position at these levels- been using as an opportunity to average down over the past few weeks.
Just remove Billing so the company can move forward with its gold projects - simple.
I wouldnt apoint any more directors, be drill, we wait, we dont sign deals and then we raise cash. What directors do we need for that? Thr is a license holder it does nothing bar burn cash.
Until we source external funding we're going nowhere. No point paying salaries to people to do nothing.
A new Director appointment with the right skills and drive and aligned with MTRs values should hopefully see Billings go with a no confidence vote from the BoD. Make take a while but the seed has been sown.
But the ------ in the woodpile is still there Mr Tonguesten -for the time being -- Look at Novo Resources on Pilbara gold and they have not found anything yet -over a $600 million market cap.
Dave Thomas out. Thats good not just because of the history of what has gone on with the BOD but also Billings is losing an ally. Another BoD appointee aligned with MTR ( amd us) would be enough for the BoD to give a vote of no confidence in Billing
Billing strikes me as a bit of a waffler - here is the recent interview, he needs to watch his back MTR are clearly on the case and will demand a shareholder value increase.
A change of management would work wonders IMO - also why bother with an ASX listing that adds more bureaucracy and cost - a number of AIM juniors have ditched the Aussie listing recently, the latest being Bezant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEEE-tGkXnQ&feature=emb_logo
Less finger in the pie at least. I dont believe this guy could have been bringing much to the company anyway. Likely why hes been booted.