The clock is ticking31 Jan 2020 12:19
cash burn is going on, BA has to show from where the next costs will come from. we don't have to wait long for this. Soon we will get the change to know the future of kod. is SC in a stronger bargaining position? I wont bank on this. Mali is not proper Africa jungle, locals have stake in kod as well, besides SC is not a small company to collect a bad reputation for destroying investors equity or build a bad relation with locals. in the case of TO a fair price will be applied. In the case of a loan, there is enough profit to cover for this, there is a lot there to extend the mine life.
As to yesterday spike, it is expected to fade away easily, as the news of finance is the main driver here not MOU. soon the volatility will be reduced and we will return to normal if not steady increase. keep faith gays.
a loan from SC will be a strong sign for financing the production. Yesterday trades may count for 10% of kod, but that is not true as there a lot of repeat trades and adjustments. we still have some silly traders trapped from yesterday, this is what is pushing the price lower. They are crying and selling but that is what they deserve, they bought on spike for quick back.