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On the surface of it, this drop in the share price is very puzzling.
We appear to have reached TD without the well blowing out, as far as we know. I am trying to check with local information, but they don't get up early. and getting around to emails and messages doesn't happen every day over there, emails are for when you get 'roun to dem and it alsa depend on de 'mount a'rum wha need drinkin'.
So with luck, I should get some sort of response by Friday.
It would genuinely be quicker to go and look for myself.
So, back to the drop in the share price.
Buy on rumour and sell on the news.
Nope, still can't work it out.
We will have to be patient.
Afraid not, I'm a bit maxed out, but I know a man that can!
Well he's added a million today, so he's not mucking about.
Some serious players are getting involved now.
There will be some large late reported buys, and we will move over fivepence in the morning.
Let your profits run..............
We're on the move.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZQqteC-E6U
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RE: Prim versus TXP04 Sep 2020 11:10 Price at time of post was 3.582 pence VERY BOLD
My next prediction is 6 pence by the end of the month if not sooner.
You all thought I was mad, OFF MY TROLLEY! I got some real stick for that one.
I might have to dust off that infamous Crystal Ball.
RE: PRIM versus TXP Touchstone Race.04 Sep 2020 04:18 Price at time of post 3.55 pence
Oh, and I forgot to mention that in spite of the slight dip in the gold price, a probable dip in the GGP price and a general fall in the United States of 5% or so, the pound strengthening against the Dollar, I think that we are going to see a closing price tonight in the 3.9 pence to 4.1 pence range.
That would be nice, wouldn't it?
Closed at 3.95 from memory.
I was ****ged as a pumper and dumper. I hope that you are beginning to believe me now, I certainly hope so.
I expect a bit of ****ging for being a smug git, I am merely pointing out what I said over a week ago, and lost all credibility ten days ago.
Maybe this is why I seem to have a few followers.
GLA
It seems to go quite a long way since I started on the 1st of September.
What we could do with is a takeover battle, I was only interested in getting the costs down, but it seems to have stimulated a bit of interest.
GLA
Dana.
The inexorable rise in GGP continues apace.
https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChart.asp?sharechart=GGP&share=Greatland-Gold
The old adage of 'Cut your losses, and let your profits run' springs to mind.
This is the modern day equivalent of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_rush
Except that it requires far less travel and effort, thanks to the interweb.
I am beginning to get the feeling that the interweb is beginning to catch on.
They even have it in Cornwall and Norfolk. Scotland next.
Petethefeet1 you should have a flashing bell.
Click on it to read your messages. A
It looks like the market makers are are trying to to rattle a few investors into selling their shares.
I believe that it would be short-sighted to do so until we reach a much better percentage of our net asset value. All in my humble opinion and please do your own research .
Here is a really fast ball Dana winner style.
Some of you may have followed Starvest which is an extremely well managed company very similar to ours.
The major difference is that the directors work full time I'm and the CEO is only paid £80,000 a year.
They to have a large chunk of ggp and the MD happens also to be a director of ggp.
A merger would completely remove the costs of the prim listing and its board.
It would also ensure that our ggp shares are sold at the best time!
I have spoken to neither the board of Starvest nor the existing board of prim so this is not insider trading in any way just an idea for your comments.
Some of you will no doubt say that I am an idiot for suggesting this but I think that will come from those that have most to lose from such a merger.
Impossible to buy.
Large orders filling imho
GLA
Buys outnumbering sells four to one, which is sometimes a good indication
I have to go to a breakfast meeting.
Please look after things.
GLA
To buy £250 worth.
Today will be interesting indeed.
We shall see.
A number of people have good reason to increase their holdings.
I suspect there will be late reported trades.
GLA
One of my suggestions is that we should become a Dragon's Den type company in our profile.
This would not only give us a much higher profile, but a greater understanding of what we do, as youtube videos can be shared far and wide.
The idea is that for each of the companies that we have invested in, we should record a Dragon's Den type interview of the Directors that run our companies which would also give them a lot of profile and interest.
Some of them don't need much promotion, like Greatland Gold, but most of them do, and it would help them at IPO.
Matt Beardmore deserves the credit for this idea, and deserves to be on the Board, whatever the outcome of all this.
Sorry, the office building was £3.6 million not £.6 million.
Good morning all,
Thanks for giving me the opportunity to share this interesting phase of my life.
At that time I was buying an office building for£.6 million, and had provisionally arranged the funding with my Scottish Bank.
Unfortunately, it was a bit slow coming through and my friendly Bank Manager suggested that I should bridge for a month with these nice gentlemen.
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/13200134.fraud-probe-into-failed-400m-fund/
It was only for a month at 1% so it would not have much impact much on the overall profitability, and I signed a Personal Guarantee for £1.5 million.
The bank reassured me that the funding was coming through and I was put under a little pressure on the deal by this gentleman.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/payback-time-scotlands-biggest-bankrupt-13178394
I shared my concerns with a Sheriff (Judge) who suggested to me that it might be better to go for voluntary sequestration rather than to become Peter Blue 2.
I heeded his advice.
At least one good thing came out of it, my Bank Manager's introductory fee increased with the level of the loan, and when it rose to 4% per month on £3.6 million, it was time to throw in the towel.
I have found it difficult to trust Bank Managers since then, but an expensive lesson to learn.
It's been quite an interesting career at times, that incident will certainly go in the book.
What would the shareholders think if all Directors had a very low base salary of less then the National average, with bonuses based solely on the increase in the NAV and the Share Price?
I think that would go down rather well, what do you think?
I would certainly vote for that, and it would make an excellent demonstration of intent to be co-aligned with shareholders and their values.
Shareholder activism can work in many ways, it is the outcome that matters, you don't always need to throw the baby out with the bathwater.
Sometimes a cold shower is all that it takes to wake people up.
I am now the very happy holder of 4,500,000 shares.
The future is much brighter than you can imagine.
I checked the Directors' Employment contracts in London yesterday.
I could see no breaches.
Very impressed by Alastair now that we have made direct contact.
Share price moving nicely and starting to motor.
I first invested on the first of September at 3.08 pence.
SP up 40% since then.
That is just the start.
This works.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jH2i5zY467s&t=38s
The link wont work because my name has been censored so correct it to make it work.
I would love to be part of it.
Could be a great team. Together.
https://search.aol.co.uk/aol/video;_ylt=AwrJ6tWyN1xfWx8AGRP.CWVH?p=adrian+po****&v_t=aoluk-webmail3&s_it=searchtabs#id=12&vid=fd306dc8488324976b9a18f03363a694&action=view