RE: ORR20 Dec 2021 12:13
I’m looking for an entry again this week. But sold last week trying to prioritise my portfolio better
but for a £6m market cap, it’s a buy. There’s a similar ongoing spend alone at Senala being carried out by IAMGOLD. These results today, with a 90% interest in the project, prove there seems to be a healthy system there in Cameroon
I’d love to hear more from Tim and the board about timescales and how they will further our interest at Bibemi. Some really nice grades, relatively shallow too, the results from Phase 3 will add more meat the bones. A JV at Bibemi would work for me. A company willing to come in to sink £5-10-15m into the project for a slice of the pie, will help generate share price growth better, than the company releasing another 500m shares to the market. The last raise was only for £2m, the price is now lower, if in 2022 we’re subjected to a similar raise, then dilution becomes a real problem (from a personal perspective)
I never realised how much impact sector sentiment, could really have on a company, but it does. It really does. But by the same token, it can easily work against you. Sentiment will return at some point, but it’s enveloped in a viscous cycle that once it disappears, the arse end falls out of your investment and leaves thousands of investors at a loss having been spiked
Unless
You have something of substance to offer the market. Cora Gold, for example, had a real good run this year on the back of excellent results. It wasn’t market sentiment, it was proof of product. Like a lot of exploration companies on the AIm, the sell offs soon began and with a lack of drilling results and probably little news flow leading into Q1 of next year, it’s back down at April/May prices. That said, with the construction of a mine on the horizon next year, I’m a lot more confident of this returning me strong profits, (good or bad market), than I am of a junior exploration company, “hoping” to hit Gold
Find the difference. Those who have a product, those who are hitting the grades and driving these deposits forward, against those that have nothing. The companies that live in hope that their nearology project will eventually pay out
I believe under Tim’s management, ORR have the former and can really provide something in 2022 for the market to buy into. I tend to leave market sentiment down the priority list when investing and focus on the project. If I can buy back in with an average of £0.0035 moving forward il be more than content. A strong price of gold seems to help too, but I’m more focused on this factor with GCAT, who can take immediate advantage with ongoing Gold pours.
Just my views.