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No RNS to back up what was discussed in the webinar then. Pretty much says it all and suggests yet more fluff without real substance.
"Oh done tell me, you missed a 0 out and put your comma in the wrong place as you were distracted with your latest SAS assignment or something…."
You appear to be something of a fantasist Firwood. Why would a retired jewellery manufacturer be going on SAS assignments? Is this in connection to being a former helicopter pilot for SCAA out of Raigmore hospital in Inverness 26 years ago. You appear to be letting your imagination run away with you.
I'm actually in profit with the shares in my trading account as my average is 0.34 whereas my ISA it is running at a loss with an average of 0.53. Now don't forget to take a note of this post as you will no doubt want to quote it in the future. I will try to remember each time I buy or sell the share in either account so that you are up to date with your information. I wouldn't want you to quote out of date posts with unquoted trades in-between now would I.
Firstly, I have two accounts: one is an ISA and the other is a trading account Firwood. Secondly, my current holdings are completely different from what they were before or have you not noticed time has passed since that post was made. Finally, the figures before the consolidation do not match the post-consolidation actual figures, which is due to the consolidation itself. It all comes down to basic math and common sense, should you choose to apply it.
Indeed Firwood just click on my name and all my posts will be revealed and what I say will tally with what I choose to share.
No, we are essentially in a goldfish bowl with only a few posters and observers. The majority of people carry on with their daily lives, unaware of the goldfish bowl's existence. Research on this topic indicates that the influence is minimal, affecting at most 5% of investors and potential investors by the discussions on this and other forums.
Warrie _Indeed, they have established their intentions and a timeline, so it's unreasonable to expect daily updates when there's nothing new to report. The share price will likely fluctuate and trend sideways until further announcements are made, for the reasons you've mentioned. Modern life often demands immediate satisfaction, and when it's not met, the blame is placed on the company instead of on individuals' lack of patience to allow the company to proceed with its work.
Currently, funding is not a concern, and there should be sufficient reserves to cover the next phase. If that phase concludes successfully and the outcomes are positive, it's likely we will enter into a joint venture, making a financial placement unnecessary, or at most, minimal. That's my perspective..
In most cost estimations, working with an average is essential, and the average here is US$800,000. However, as noted, each project is unique with its own set of challenges. While artificial lift may not be viable in this scenario, it's also not yet determined if it's necessary. Industry costing programs have a number of presets; without them, accurately costing a project before its completion would be unfeasible, which would render post-completion costing irrelevant for funding purposes.
Indeed, Turnerburner, I acted prudently and sold the majority of my holdings before the consolidation (28mn shares), but I retained an investment of 5 million shares. At present, this results in a share value decrease of 37.65%. My question to you is: would you be content to write off an excess of £10,000, or would you prefer to continue in the faint hope of recouping some of the losses?
"Why on earth anyone thinks for one moment that the CEO of a AIM listed company would prioritise their valuable time in considering shareholders is beyond me."
It seems you're not familiar with the Companies Act 2006, which outlines the fiduciary responsibilities of directors and executives to act in the shareholders' best interests. This involves making decisions aimed at increasing share value, protecting capital investment, and prioritizing the company's interests. Fiduciary duties encompass care, loyalty, and good faith. Failure to fulfill these duties can lead to prosecution in English courts and a potential ban from serving as a company director for three years up to a lifetime.
" 14mn? I think it is $14mn if you take the read across from Noble - but that is only £10mn"
That's AUS$14 million, which converts to approximately GBP£7,240,800—significantly less than you might expect. Moreover, with our own rig, the cost could be reduced even further. The delay until Q3 is partly to ensure we have spare parts on hand, allowing for swift repairs should any issues arise. Additionally, if artificial lift becomes necessary, it can be implemented for around USD$800,000, which is not excessively costly.
What's your costing analysis to come up with the figure of 14mn requirement.
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Only going by what AP has said in the past himself. Whether those assets gain value in the future is different, however, upon initial purchase it is of used up mine working areas such a BP and Manaila and in the past Botwana and of course the now famous confiscation of diamonds from a previous worked out De Beers mining area in Zimbabwe hence why so much has been spent trying to bring BP into profit. Takob Mine processing facility in Tajikistan is a recent venture and is a royalty of a royalty and Aprelevka is a management fee with a royalty attached with an option to acquire a stake in the future. My advice to you is to read the RNS's over the last 10 years and learn about what you're invested in.
"There are no other private mining companies operating in Romania."
There are 789 private mining companies listed as operating in Romania
Oh! By the way, I always acknowledge positives but over the last few months there haven't been any to acknowledge. Even relisting destroyed share value when a sensible board would have had the webinar prior to relisting rather than post relist to safeguard share value.
I didn't watch it because I've become accustomed to the fluff presented in webinars, which often contradicts real-world outcomes. I'm only interested in the content of official announcements (RNS) and actual results. If the webinar's content is reflected in an RNS, I will take note and form an opinion. However, if it's not and never comes to fruition, you can deduce what my opinion would be.
No line up - SBS aren't just promoters but are also the bands agent. Concert dates for kpop bands in Korea are st in December each year so they should have had the line up ready 9 months before the concert. Instead they decided to opt of late cancelations to get bands cheaper.
tickets prices too high - Prices were set at almost double that of competitors.
Tickets put on sale before lineup published - Why. This is an instant put off to punters. Would you buy a ticket if you don't know if the band you like is going to be there?
Punters with little money - Lets have an expensive 3-day event when the UK are in the middle of a well-publicised 'cost of living' crisis.
Several concerts/festivals running simultaneously - I counted 2 in Europe and 2 in Asia
Limited marketing - Virtually no marketing, promises made for updates which never appeared. Punters were left in the dark and the promoters kept them there.
Late offering A couple of months' notice, most concerts start promoting at least 6 months in advance and festivals 12 months in advance with full details.
Rebranding due to past failures only to produce more failures - I don't think another rebrand will work unless Live Company also rebrands well in advance to remove any stigma attached. If there is a new investor which brings something to the table regarding kpop then what needs to be done most of all is management of any festivals taken out of the hands of DC and co and put firmly in the hands of somebody who knows how to manage such events efficiently.
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The only reason they own the projects they have is because nobody else wants them.
I wonder if DC is putting himself forward as the shareholder representative