Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
I know opinions are like azzholes, everybody has one. I don't want to see any azzholes so please don't PM me pics :) but I am interested in you guys opinions. I'm not in a hurry to buy, so what price do you all think I should set an order for over the next week in order to get in at the lowest possible level?
No ST, still holding all of mine. It doesn't matter if it did fall to 17p, I'd just buy more. It does seem July was a mistaken quote, so onward and upward in our great helium balloon ride!
TGH I don't know what is not pretty accurate about the article. Helium is a high value commodity and this company are only in the exploratory phase. It is possible that the first well will turn out nothing. I speculate a large drop in SP if this is the case and for it to rise above 30p and onwards should it be successful. Look for big hype when drilling starts followed by a draw back in days after until finding prove otherwise. This is a speculative share but I've taken a punt at it. High risk-high reward or huge loss. This share is not for the faint hearted!!
Nice to hear positivity from holders. I still can't help thinking that buy in then selling on significant rises may be the answer but I'm too chicken to do that, so guess I'll keep buying on the price drops and HODL!! Sentiment's good here today, hope for many more days like this this week! GLA
I'm in this share with a small sum of £1000 at a 1.82 avg. I've seen this bounce up and down and it seems there are many that buy in then sell on a jump in price, then rebuy when it drops- rinse and repeat. I've been just holding and it feels that I'm losing a game played buy short termed holders that scrape money off of the top, keeping the price down, hence my chance of profit minimal. What are more experienced people's thoughts on this theory?