AIM is full of 'traders' these days and the peep who thought it was a good idea to buy 3,190,269 shares and then have a change of mind 1/2 hour later to post a loss of £400 made me chuckle over my breakfast cereal. I always thought it was buy low and sell high....lol
Only the (short term) traders care tbh. For LTHs the only thing that matters is HAA getting the TK finance deal signed and delivered (including receipt of cash), the result of which will be an SP of 2p+ (imo) and a lot higher when we move closer to SA financing/production. I expect SA will be a walk in the park compared to Ethiopia!!
Don't you just hate when when peeps bleat about losing money because of THEIR poor timed/researched investment decision. Who forced him/her/them to invest here? FFS just grow a pair....
We need the BoD to engineer a spike in the SP/deliver some (long awaited) good news and we can sell up and move on with lessons learned. Pharma stocks have been the place to be over the past months but, I'm sure, small cap resource companies will have their time in the sun again (but not any time soon imo)
'There’s not a soul left that believes this will close in the next 3 weeks or anything else he says.'
DH, have I missed something? Who said closure in '3 weeks'? I need to pay more attention to what is going here! I still 'believe' in the last published (RNS) statement i.e. 'The Company expects full Project launch to commence in the current quarter as previously advised'
Panda, liking the (subtle) deramping and mock horror (and rampiing of HUM lol). As you say, its been a while since you looked in here and clearly you've missed the range of figures presented to shareholders by HAA over recent months.
TCM, you're becoming an embarrassment with all your unfounded comments. We get it, you don't want to be a shareholder here and you detest HAA. That's ok, so leave us poorly informed peeps to lose our money!
I think we all wish we had not crossed paths with the Three Amigos. A real mix of baseless bluster (tsunami of cash, Redmoor juggernaut etc), greed (unjustified bonus payment to reward failure) and incompetence (too many examples to list....) has cost LTHs a small fortune over the years.
'This current valuation likely significantly reflects the length of time the process for Tulu Kapi is taking, but there is clear progress and it needs to be factored in that there has been no industrial-scale mine development in Ethiopia for over 30 years. With the project finance catalyst now looking to be very imminent, ahead of this still a compelling BUY.'
I've been busy buying another 5m shares this morning at 0.64p and below (broker just confirmed all purchased). HAA is going to close the deal this year and long suffering holders will get nicely rewarded!