RE: Glr1 Apr 2021 15:53
Hi VB, this is getting a little complicated as I was originally basing my points on something else, but I will start this as saying I do respect you as a poster on here also I admit I don't know a lot about GLR back in 2011. What I do know is just through glancing at RNS's from a while a go etc, but it doesn't affect us now really so i never gave it much time and tbh I don’t intend to waste any further time on it either.
Rather than correcting each others views back and forth, ill just state why I think the way I do. In 2011 the company only had 70, 700, 000 shares (ish) at nominal value 5p - this would make an MCAP of around $3.5m (sept RNS 2011)
there were various capital raises since then, 1 of them being 44m shares which is highlighted in Dec 2011 interim report…….people have been saying was CB; but when you look into it I'm not sure if it is.
When you look at the interim report Dec 2011 the assets of the company are worth absolutely nowhere near £14m that CB allegedly paid for his 40M shares. (assuming the company was at worst case scenario worth $14m....I know it wasn't, but to get 40m shares you, they would be worth 35p each). The numbers don't make sense with what we are discussing today.
its this info that makes me believe the company was only worth around $3.5m when admitted to the market in 2011. Which is significantly less than todays MCAP. There were less shared in circulation meaning the SP was higher than todays
if a company is worth £1m, and it has 1m shares then yes each share is worth £1......however if the MCAP increases by £1m to £2m with good performance and asset progression, then the company is worth twice as much. if the company has to increase its number of shares to 2m also to do this in terms of cash raising, then the company is double the value at £2m, but with 2m shares, each share is still only worth £1. Meaning the company has performed incredibly and doubled in value, but the SP is the same.
Im aware also of CB's short comings, but I do also believe he delivers. all of this post however is going off on a tangent from my original intent of explaining it is wrong (for the reasons iv explained above) to blanket CB with the blame of SP dropping over a period of time as MCAP is a company's value. SP alone to value a company I incorrect (when measuring over a time frame, as constants change like numbers of shares), this makes Pops argument invalid, miss leading, and clear de ramping and an attempt to ruin the sentiment around this company and other related CB companies. This has a direct impact on me as I am a share holder of which some of the SP is reliant on sentiment.
Since CB has been involved, both XTR and JLP have increased in MCAP. Further proving Pops wrong. I don’t know enough about BZT to comment, which I admit makes my sweeping statement I suppose incorrect as I just don’t know about BZT.