RE: Damn13 Jun 2020 14:20
I had a share get delisted (WTI) I realised it was a punt on copper but did not clearly understand the risks of leverage, water leakage and ramping. I have traded EUZ a bit based on they have an asset but the staff don't have enough skin in the game for me to hold long-term. I bought into EUA because, they had a great asset, palladium was going up, no debt, 3 million value and cheap and the directors had a lot of skin in the game. I have sold 3 quarters of that stock and have made over a £100K. Yesterday I ploughed into EUZ. Remember EUA have been on AIM since 1997 and it took decades to line up all the ducks. The share price went from over £300 to below 0.30p (I bought in at an average of 0.44p) due to dilution. The asset never changed.
EUZ in my opinion is similar, it has a potential great asset, commodities will rise (silver, inflation), no debt, £2.5 million price, staff have more skin in the game but we need all the ducks to line up and that was what LR was trying to say yesterday. The consolidation will create a new grown up company with new investors who will have a chance on a future prize but now much further down the line. The long-term investors have had an hard time but they bought in too early (it is that simple). Can you imagine a EUA investor who bought in at £300 and got diluted to less than 0.03 p. This is mining and the directors need to get the timing right and I think LR will even if they need to raise money through another placing. Chris