RE: No comments2 Jul 2021 16:56
I didnt in the end Ella no. Have you found it useful?
Billy, this is no doubt an uncomfortable time even for experienced investors (not that I claim to be). Iv seen this before and there is not really many options you have to ride it out, sell or contact the company. A fair few of us have got together and contacted GLR and offered some words from an investors point of view some opportunities for GLR when it comes investor relations. We have a fantastic company in terms of skill set and accomplishments of the board, and world class assets particularly in the KCB. There is just an area of improvement needed on comms. Some of us had word back saying our comments will be addressed and the board will look at them and if there was anything wrong we would know. So watch this space and hang in there a little longer. Rather than using your energy posting on here, direct it to communicating yourself with your company you have invested in and take steps to solve the issue you have.
If you decide not to sell, then look at the reasons why you invested and think medium term rathe than quick short term wins. Have we been here before, yes. We've had a bigger placing and come out the back of it more than double up. Put Put chart to 2 years, follow the pattern of the chart, fill in the next bit yourself and it looks good.
A placing also means we have cash in the bank and we now have the means to ride out this lull as it only costs us 600k a year max to operate, 450k the year before last. We have the means to spend on projects to increase our mcap which is what we are doing now. Before we sold our 9 pls to sandfire, we were rhe biggest land owner by PL on the kcb. We are still probably in the top 3 or 5. The % chance of not having copper is low, expecially when we have the money now to look for it.
There are lots of reasons to not panic, unless you have invested more than you can afford and you are in trouble and need the money back short term. Not long now thats all I can say