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This guy is a serious contender, and if he wins we could be in a lot of trouble.
First round August 20th and one way or another the end of the Solg merry dance will be in sight soon.
But of course not necessarily, this is Solg we’re talking about remember.
I wish admin could sort out the problem where an incomplete post is posted when you accidentally move to another page, or at least let us delete before it gets any replies, or does the technology not stretch that far, or maybe I’m missing something.
And Louisa looks set to win. So are you hoping that she, the anti-American, corrupt socialist/communist wins ? Or praying that another pro American right wing candidate replaces Lasso. It’s the corruption aspect for me that makes the impact on Solg hard to judge, but the Canadian miners don't like Louisa.
And Louisa looks set to win. So are you that she, the anti-American, corrupt socialist/communist wins ? Or praying that another pro American right wing candidate replaces Lasso
Or even the next few months.
Today’s RNS is the most significant news we have seen on here for a long time, expected yes, a certainty? Not necessarily.
Be interesting to see how the share price reacts today, and in the nest few months.
The way I see it is, even if Solg or Cornerstone had to pay him to take them, they are still worth money. Of course if he sold it would send out a very bad signal, so maybe he can’t. But I take your point, once again though none of us know the fine detail.
On a more positive note, one may assume Scott Caldwell believes they are worth holding on to, and, unlike the rest of us, he does know the contents of the NDA’s
And the result is…..on the other hand
Yes, yes, yes….today could be THE turning point we’ve all been waiting for, life changing returns incoming, doubters destroyed, loyalties rewarded.
On the other hand………………………………..
It looks as if we are on the move!
Speculation, interpretation, manipulation, examination. Leading to right and mostly wrong conclusions, feeding wildly varying theories and opinions.
Over many many years this board been home to loads of convincing nonsense fuelled by persuasive arguments that serve to unite and divide opinion on here.
But right now there seems to be a strange lack of all of the above as the tumbleweed blows through the board as the old posts and associated assertions become obscured under the hot dessert dust, as the now partly detached sign flaps precariously with every fresh gust of wind, it’s humorous message painted many years previously in much more optimistic times now somewhat ironically still reads………………… WELCOME TO THE FOOLS GOLD SALOON
I think the scientific thinking would suggest that high interest rates means less demand for commodities and a greater reluctance for the capital investment required to develop a large infrastructure project such as Cascabel.
So unless there is some political pressure on companies to move to prevent the Chinese from getting hold of Solg it looks like we shall need to wait a while until most of the G20 start showing some steady and significant growth.
This was always around 70p for the last few years but has shot up to £1.11p………why?
Ah OK RK, the the bid is higher than the offer, should have looked at it more carefully, yes very strange, but if you can explain why that would be good because on the face of it seems impossible.
And stop calling me Shirley!
“Do you all understand the significance of this...?”
Of course we do, nothing could be more obvious, it’s as clear as day, plain as the nose on your face, only an idiot wouldn’t get it.
Though in case there is some fool who doesn’t I suppose you’d better explain.
I don’t disagree with most of what you say Fortissimo, but the point of the post was to speculate where Stackhouse in particular sees the potential value of Solgold. He is not providing his services on a charitable basis, so he has an expectation of how he shall be compensated and the number and price of his option package and salary have been negotiated and agreed to achieve this if the targets are met.
And it’s fair to say nothing less than the CFO’s option price of 25p. But of course it’s going to be more than that.
Bearing in mind that both Caldwell and Stackhouse know more than anyone how Maxit are doing on the sales front, one can speculate, using the 30M options at 17p Caldwell has, but probably easier using the 3M options awarded to Stackhouse at up to 25p.
Assuming they both are (hopefully) good negotiators, their options. should be set at a level that rewards them in line with industry norms for achieving a good outcome. Now all we have to do is estimate what a CFO in Stackhouses’ position can reasonably expect for achieving a good outcome and that will be a good indicator of what Caldwell and Stackhouse see it selling for.
So they clearly don’t think it will sell for £2 unfortunately, but it won’t be 30p either.
The trouble with this approach is 70p would seem reasonable to reward Stackhouse, but seem a bit too much for Caldwell. But either way I think a deal is looking more and more likely.
lancs that was very interesting, Warren definitely made it very clear on more than one occasion that Solg is up for sale, and the “who” was likely to buy it and why was also very intriguing.
Well worth a post of it’s own if not been done already.