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Maybe that's the point???

DCM stockpile gone, worth 60 million, soon to be written down for a 5 million currency loss.

True value of the pgm contained material will generate a net loss for JLP next year but only ever currency writedowns here following dilution events to add jam tomorrow assets at inflated prices to mitigate NAV destruction.

SP performance aside; operationally, this company is doing even less that it was 3 years ago.

I think this what they must have neen using this year...
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Lol

I see Dan and his boys doing what they can in oder to fulfil the terms of their gentleman's club.

World class assets, fully funded (thus far) and only 400 million shares. Buy and hold, don't give them the opportunity to churn.

Well that's that.

50k ounces a year when it should be 100k
DCM stockpile lost
100m diluted for kabwe and sable
Tjate pump and dumped
Conroast evaporated
Still no copper
No zinc, lead or vanadium
Iyoni refurbished for more than it cost

Colin waving tatty bye and the possibility of another 150 million dilution.

Quick question, if this company is so good, how come pgm production is less than it was 3 years ago, with acquisitions becoming liabilities and has never been able to raise a single cent of debt?

In the world of multi generational record low rates, why have banks never been willing to lend to jlp?

Well done Colin, you strung it out, sold at the the top and not for the first time either.

Learn your lesson and sell Anon

I don't expect any update on dubge financing until 1st half of 2023.

By which time we should be about ready to pour from Kor, and 200 mill from the coris shouldn't be too much a stretch.

I do however think it will be a little tougher foe pasofino, as they don't have the equity or the cashflow.....Enter ESAN

So if the chinese get booted out of yanfolila then there might be a few cheap licences up for grabs??

If only coris had checked in with the experts here beforehand, lucky us eh?

Ps swampy.. Checkout the TR1 notifications on xmas eve over at cey.

Cheaky little nibble of 0.20% to trigger the 5% threshold by 0.08bps whilst noone is looking and now free to add another 1% in the new year without updating the market.

Looks like BlackRock are reversing their selling to me... "A rising tide, lifts all boats"

I have big love for CEY, good trading liquidity and generally follows gold on a day to day basis with a wide ATR and SDRT free.

I use cey to generate monthly P/L sending the gains over here periodically. It's allowed me to handsomely average down at the expense of the full tilt cfd all in noobs

Yeah cause the French have a fantastic record. I also hold a shed load of poly, loads of russians in russia too

Find me another company that has peeps trying to bash a share at 11pm on Xmas eve and I'll buy that too.

Now they can go buy nigh on a full 1% in the new year before they need to disclose to the market again.

Faaaarrrk...

GDP's out later too. High inflation and low growth is what we need.

Think about it moneyman.. Something is only worth whatever you can sell it for!! If they can't sell it then where's their loss?

Now they might be tad pis5-sed off at 14p this time next year but it isn't this time next year yet, so it's all just more vacuous, unsophisticated conjecture.

"BT, any way you put it, in their situation you would be pretty upset if you agreed what you thought was a good deal and the value then halved."

Musicman...

It was previously their own asset which they ran into insolvency. So i reckon they know what they were letting themselves in for.

To be fair, they sold it for 10.5 million, 28p was just the price that 10.5 million was worth at the time of the deal.

However that said, taking shares with a lock-in, over a cash settlement should be considered a vote of confidence from people who actually know a thing or two about mining

And we keep on grinding froward, good news. Couple of brave holders p15-sing against the wind over on ADVFN though, and I thought it was bad over here.