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relax, calm down lol, very soon this chatroom will be buzzing !!

the role of a CEO is always allocation of capital, that is the main duty of a ceo.

Reuters and bloomberg are usually good sources imo.

we wait in patience

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Half Year 2021 Jubilee Metals Group PLC Earnings Release
4 Aug 2021 / 11AM BST

this is stating half year earnings release 4th august 2021
https://www.reuters.com/companies/JLP.L

some managers will not touch aim, others are nanocap only on aim, but some still invest in aim but prefer larger caps, like boohoo or fevertree. if a stock has alot of publicity, it becomes well known and the liquidity increase hugely, which is what fund managers want in aim stocks.

I emailed them today asking for more clarity on any updates that are due.

the earnings have been rising exponetially, not linear since, 2016, from negative £10 mill to positive £31 million, revenues have done the same, £10 mill to £82 million,
this year it is £111 mill revenue, and £50 mill profit, 43% margin.
the forecast for 2023, is £119 earnings, £322 mill revenue.
yes p/e ratio is very low, yes there has been some dilution, but eps is also rising fast(doubling also)
I think the present prob is we are on Aim and have not reached big enough funds managers yet. we just need more publicity and funds that invest in higher market cap stocks.once this becomes even higehr market cap, then it will open up the investing audience.

the early £50,000 caused the price to drop, but we have had lots of buys amounting to £300,000 total at the moment,
I am holding long and strong.

Of course there are many trends occuring in the future, genetic engineering, drones, 3d printing, fintech,
It is not just the abilty to recognise these trends, it is the abilty to pick the stock that has the greatest economic advantage and moat over other companies.
someone wrote that, warren buffett , i beleive.
Be patient i would say, let the retail chase and daily trade crypto,non revenue tiny biotechs, beaten down old industries with high debt stocks and biotech on Aim market, whilst the institutes are discovering Jubilee metals. give them plenty of time imo.

"Furthermore, around US$30 trillion of fiscal stimulus programmes have been unleashed
around the world to revive economies in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. These
programmes all have one common factor — they are copper-intensive.
Forinstance, copperis expected to benefit from greater demand for electricity in a shift
away from fossil fuels. Wind farms and solar panels require as much as five times more
copperthan that needed forfossil fuel power generation. Also, electric vehicles use four
times as much copper as ICE vehicles.
In the USA, President Biden’s mandate was based on a commitment to spend US$2trn on
clean-energy infrastructure that will see the installation of 500m solar panels and 60,000
wind turbines within four years, and 500,000 charging stations for electric cars by 2030.
Analysts at Bernstein estimate that copper demand from renewables and electric
vehicles could grow more than seven times by the 2050s, if the world is going to meet its
net zero greenhouse gas emissions target."
that is imo, one huge reason to own this stock for a very long time.

great write up for those that missed it, it is in Jubilees website, about how profitable the company is and its future growth--
https://jubileemetalsgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Jubile-Metals-Alpha-Report_-Simon-Thompson_26.04.21.pdf
"Vital to the strategy is the company’s commitment to significantly
reduce environmental hazard and waste left behind from centuries of mining activity in
Zambia.
Using Jubilee’s proprietary knowledge and expertise in physical and chemical processing,
this clean-up can be incentivised by extracting the metals contained at attractive cash
margins, before re-depositing the tailings in an environmentally secure tailings facility,
minimising the future environmental impact."

no3--Take into account wider stakeholder and social responsibilities and their implications for long-term success---
Rehabilitate the adverse footprint left by legacy mining in accordance with acceptable International Environmental Standards.

I am sure institutes know the difference, we are 53% owned by institiutes.

we have eps growth of 96% and a p/e ratio of 19, giving an bargain PEG ratio of only 0.2. we have earnings forecast to triple in next 24 months.
this stock is very undervalued, we just need the market to realise that and get some serious big buys from larger fund managers.

https://www.whatinvestment.co.uk/mining-small-cap-stocks-for-value-2619540/
Jubilee Metals is a metals recovery business, treating tailings created by third-party mining operations. Strength in platinum group metals (PGM) prices is driving performance, with revenue from the three South African sites up 31% last year in sterling terms. Costs are low with waste materials at surface level, meaning there is no mining risk.
Jubilee Metals aims to treat a broader range of metals than PGMs and related chromium, as well as diversify into other territories.It sees itself as a young growing company, which has encouraged it to move into Zambia where it has a copper refinery and tailings processing. This is where the major expansion is expected, with cobalt and vanadium production alongside copper.
There is no problem repatriating cash from Zambia and forecasts are for substantial growth in revenue and cash over the next couple of years as production increases.Net cash is expected to reach £156m by June 2023.

the discrete seller may be an institute that only invests in nanocap/microcap stocks, and as the share price has risen over the last 12 months, it is now in small cap area, then the instiute will sell and a new institute may gather up shares as they operate in the small cap area. different funds have different operating target size of stocks.

IMO the market makers are reducing the spread to gather up shares. the large buys are what i monitor in the trades, you can always tell if an institute is trading as they buy/sell in a round number of shares eg, 200,000, where as the retail investor buys/sells in £'s eg, £5,989 as they tend to hit a round sum eg £6000, then the trading fee is taking off also.

it is actually very tight, I did dummy buys and sells, it is around 17.8 to sell and 17.92 to buy. the buys and sells you see imo arent correct. as i am sure we have all seen our trades wrongly stated by LSE.
so, such a tight spread and only 16 trades at mo, the market makers know something imo. this is still a very liquid stock despite having a low market cap and not many trades. 6 figure £ sums can be eaily traded daily.