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Normally a volume weighted average over a number of days before share allocation and Prim may not have elected to take all the CLN as shares.
Here's the link.
https://www.reuters.com/business/london-stock-exchange-proposes-special-listings-private-companies-wsj-2022-01-15/
Talking about unquoted investments, agood development for such companies and another alternative to the JP Jenkins market.
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/CPH2/admission-to-aim-and-first-day-of-dealings-v8qadgdjiwy6vux.html
https://youtu.be/yKeVlfkIgQ4
RMM looks like a great investment and in a safe jurisdiction.
CaneToad
Have to offer you an apology for my earlier posts. I took the CEO on his statements, probably a bit a naive of me to do so. You seemed to have been on the ball with your workings out and/or was not too far out. It's difficult to work out who to listen to on these chat boards but I now see you as an objective poster.
Remember the recent post from the CEO about UOG being the most undervalued share on Aim or something to that effect. It now seems very rampy.
See today's RNS.
Hi HunSen
There's this note today:
https://www.calvinepartners.com/post/diurnal-group-trading-update-ahead-of-r-d-day?utm_campaign=9b044854-773e-42c6-96c5-0354145c5983&utm_source=so&utm_medium=mail&cid=19ac48a6-4478-4665-a825-118f26f77efd
I think people get your"concerns" now and you don't have to keep repeating the same point over and over again CaneToad. No interest in blind ramping - who is doing that here?
What has the share price strength caught you by surprise?
You are trying to distort in my view. UOG has not yet provided guidance because that will be provided in due course. You make it sound like they have said there is no guidance.
You have not answered the queries I posed - why aren't you putting up a fair assessment on the Steppe Cement board - how can you value that company when there is no update or guidance on production. On Steppe you can actually say there is no guidance:
"We are in the period of lowest sales of the year, and the directors do not believe they presently have sufficient visibility on economic matters to make an accurate prediction on demand for 2022."
CaneToad
You're biased and selective in your interpretation on shares that you hold.
You seem fixated with guidance here but when guidance has not been provided on one of your other shares (Steppe Cement) you state that there is nothing to worry about. By the way the update from Steppe Cement is very poor and worrying yet you say it's a "solid update". Why should anyone pay attention to your comments here and those of your friends trying to always find fault with each production update when you are trying to pump up a poor update elsewhere it shows that you are not posting in good faith imo. Huge decrease in exports as well at Steppe Cement. What is there to like there in the update yet you blindly state it's a solid update and nothing worrying. Lol. Not going well for you there is it! Notice you're trying to put a positive spin on one of your other shares as well Atalaya when the company has provided a troubling update this morning regarding increased energy costs. Don't see you highlighting that there but instead posting what appears to be in desperation on the Atalaya board. So shares that you hold you pump up and those that you appear not to you deramp to buy cheaper imo. Others can see the value here and we will be debt free also by October this year - that's around another £6 million in cashflows to the company. Fundamentals are getting better here all the time.
From STCM LSE board:
"CaneToad
Posts: 2,167
Price: 39.50
No Opinion
Trading UpdateToday 08:38
Unless I'm blind or an idiot (I'm definitely not blind), it was a solid update. I can't spot anything worrying, apart from the minor issue of the attempted coup... but it's seemingly had no impact on the company."
TVG mentioned here:
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/dec/11/as-covid-mutates-the-vaccine-makers-are-adapting-too
Nothing comes up for Serabi in Coringa - some other news about another company it seems when searching under- "Chapleau licenças suspensas"
https://www.folhadoprogresso.com.br/trf1-suspende-concessao-de-novas-licencas-ou-autorizacoes-a-empresa-chapleau-exploracao-mineral-que-atua-em-novo-progresso/
Some older news from August 2021 comes up about a suspension of licence for 7 days which would have all been resolved by now.
Company only has to RNS if a material impact on revenues I would assume.
There is no current news of any suspensions that I could find.
Great post Mando and I intend to catch up on more of the webcasts and official company information having recently invested here.
All brokers are positive on the stock except for Numis and their intentions have now been exposed so I doubt they have much credibility left here.
It certainly shows the desperation of some here who claim to be investors/looking to invest here and constantly repeating the same information I'd say they are more worried than us for their positions.
Anyone can see this company is now way undervalued and I'm happy to see the company re-invest for growth; that's how the US companies do it and subsequently take over the world. Unfortunately, there is no vision in the UK like the US and many are very short sighted and too often the focus is on profits very early on in a companies growth trajectory. I don't think Amazon could have become what they have if they had been listed in the UK instead of the US - you would have had commentators saying what's your margin....
Seems other companies may have been tarnished by them as well:
"Within 24 hours, a follow-up was sent out alluding to "misrepresentations of some of the commentary made by the team" in relation to companies including, but not restricted to, THG."
What I don't like is that he seems to come out ok or well in profit from those positions that tank or don't perform while those who have bought following his heavy promotion are left holding the stocks with losses.
It's pretty obvious he is making huge returns based on his statements in his videos where he shows something like 9000% or so profit since 2009 or something like that - some mind boggling returns no doubt helped by his YouTube videos.
TWD an IKA were also fairly recent recommendations.
In his videos he claims to be an investor and not a trader and a few times he said he was going to hold long term and not sell his holdings or core holdings if I recall correctly.
However, he does seem to sell out or significantly reduce his positions from what is being said fairly regularly so the behaviour of a short term investor/trader at best on many of his positions?
He should be more open in his videos saying he is recommending but may sell at short notice or before the next update it's not the message you get when watching his videos.
Salt Lake Potash was one recently that was heavily promoted by him with projections of revenue etc well into the future and then it was no longer showing in his portfolio before the huge drop down and administration.
The projections are usually maxed out and often way above or bear no resemblance to current broker forecasts something like XX company is forecast to make £xx on 2% market penetration but that seems to low so if it was 4% it would be ......
Not invested here or Salt Lake so a general comment.
Thanks RKB for sharing that.
Some had written this off so good to see a potential return of the money invested whatever that may be.
It was the previous management who made the investment in WeShop and not Rupert.