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Ah-ha. The other side of the story. Thank you slowther, that settles the matter as far as I'm concerned.
Back on filter you go SS.
Took SS off filter for a moment to figure out what you guys are all on about. From what little SS has actually said, it sounds like it's the hotel that's asking, not MC. You folks jumping to conclusions should take a second to ascertain the facts before sitcking the knife into MC IMO (and the only "facts" you're going to get are all from SS's keyboard).
I don't follow Mako either, must be a reason why they specifically are down so much. Any Calibre decline really ought to be seen in the context of their impressive recovery from the sanctions low last year.
HUM, OMI, SHG - all AIM-listed goldies - all down signficantly more than CNR over the last month. I don't follow those companies closely, so there may be specific causes at play for those, but I'd say the idea that Mako, Calibre and Condor being down is solely due to Nic politics is questionable.
Be better looking at the GDXJ IMHO. The gold price has come off a bit. Far from a given any weakness is Nic related.
It is quite clear you have an agenda BenBen, probably best not to bother hiding it. Maybe start posting on another board as well, just to make it look like you're not obsessed with CNR.
As for facts, the recent incident you described has little relation to CNR. No-one is saying the risk of nationalisation, or anything else, is zero - as a non-producing gold explorer in Latin America, risk is part and parcel of the game, but your analysis is very far from unbiased.
Calibre don't seem worried, and neither their share price nor CNR's has seen the bottom fall out of it the last couple of days, so the market doesn't seem bothered either.
Historically, the nationalisation in the 80s was a disaster - they got rid of all the folks who knew how to run the mines! doh! Lesson learned, one would hope, but you never know.
I find the filter button is rather useful for those with simply nothing useful to contribute.
Presumably you have sold your position then?
Numpty.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence Christo4. I take it you have none, or you would have said so?
I think you're probably full of ****. I will retract that statement and apologise if any evidence ever comes to light that Elon Musk is interested or involved in any way whatsoever with Kefi.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagan_standard
The placing is still being digested. Will take a bit longer. We're worth more than £28.5m when's all said and done, just a question of when.
Good post Jimmy! You've got to laugh haven't you!
FWIW, I don't think ICB is MC, although I have wondered about this poster - https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/aguila/ - nothing conclusive, but only posted on CNR, was a perma-bull, and I'm sure used some of the same phrases MC used in some of his presentations at the time. I'm probably way off the mark (no pun intended), but anyone can be anything on the Internet...
It's $, not £, for starters. DYOR.
Oh give over. Plucking fantasy numbers out of thin-air convinces no-one.
"And you continue to get what you deserve"
And that's why you just got filtered. A certain level of sceptism is well-founded, given the history, but there's never an excuse for being a jerk.
Literally true, but not helpful, since you'll generally want to take a position before that point...
I'm not on anybody's side, but maybe you should email him yourself. That would settle the matter, as far as you're concerned at least.
I believe that Zhaojin Mining was mentioned on ADVFN. Speculation only as far as I know. For the LSE discussion, see thread started by HawaiifiveO on the 2nd March. Zijin and Zhaojin are not the same, but they are related: https://www.zijinmining.com/news/news-detail-119557.htm
Ever since Rio Tinto got involved with Calibre, I've been speculating that it makes sense for a larger producer to consolidate all the gold producers and explorers in Nicaragua. There are many synergies to be found. Rio left Calibre because they (Calibre) didn't have copper IIRC. Rio is more of a base metals producer than precious metals.
Leaves the door open for someone else though. Someone with deep enough pockets and not too bothered about the political risk coming from thhe USA, so a large Chinese producer makes sense.
Not sure I really follow all that, but I've already voted through Interactive Investors. All very easy and no indication whatsoever that they wouldn't count, for whatever reason.
You appear not to be able to deal with the reality that share prices go up, and down, and occasionally sideways. That's what they do. Pointing it out several times a day is a bit tedious don't you think?