RE: Bluejay Mining is a HIGHLY SPECULATIVE HOPE SHARE13 May 2024 13:49
Ashton, glad you're back posting, knew you wouldn't be able to stay away for long :-)
No one has said that their speculation and prophecy about JAY being a poor investment (that may expire worthless) is fact. Of course, they are opinion, what a ridiculous thing to claim that posters opinions have been posted as being fact. No one can predict the future. What has been posted is the FACTS about Jay's numerous past failures, it's dire performance, the failure of several companies associated (past and present) with certain BOD members and the very questionable antics of the present BOD. These are FACTS – I note that you have not denied or challenged any of those FACTS,(even when asked to do so), bizarrely you simply ignore them. How remiss of any investor to have knowledge of a company's past and the unreliability of its BOD and to not take that into consideration when making an investment, in any company. Do you make a habit of ignoring past performance of a company and its BOD before investing? Would you consider that to be a successful investing method and therefore recommend that approach to other investors?
There is little need to repeat those facts but it is those very facts that has shaped a lot of people's opinion about JAY. You are hoping (this is no more than a hope share as you say) that you will get some good news in 2024-25. Has the last 6 years not been full of good news? You have trumpeted every last little occurrence as being good news – yet here we are 97% down. What about the previous good news; the Ilmenite concentration, the Gov.t support, every licence that Jay has acquired, the 42k shipment, the 9ton boulder, the Kobold connection etc etc etc. All have been of no benefit to the shareholder, is the BOD useless or is it useless? This is no more than a gamble – you are gambling on how the BOD drive shareholder value going forward – on their past performances that doesn't look good odds to me, it's an outside bet at best.
Good luck with recovering the 97% value of the investment that you've already lost. Jay's price will have to rise by 33 X for that to happen – with added dilution to fund ongoing costs and no money coming in from any other source I can't see that happening. Of course, that's my opinion and not fact.