Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
We've seen the UT price go above trading price like this at close many times, only to fall back to actual trading prices the next day. Maybe it will be different this time.
Couldn't agree more, copperpot. It's about having a clear view of the process to the end and understanding it.
Simple and efficient with ii.
No doom and gloom here as far as I'm concerned, I was very happy to add today and invested some of the MRW proceeds at just under 25.8p....... nice price imo. GLA
Meant in UFO too!
Vib6er, I very much agree. I'm in AYM too and very optimistic for both.
For me, GGP has become an income stock, trading 10%+ swings since taking profits from a modest holding some time ago. Whereas, my substantial holding of SOLG is a conviction long term growth stock. That's the difference imo.
Not really the point I was making mog999. The respective companies are opposite ends of the scale, potential sp uplift for SOLg is so much greater!
We've recently seen an established, easily evaluated, revenue generating company like MRW jump from an sp of £1.80 to £2.90 following a takeover auction. Imagine the escalation of the sp for SOLG once the potential in the ground is proven and fully evaluated and if a bid auction commences. It's likely to be astronomical and it's not far off imo. More reasons than ever to hold and reap the rewards. GL all.
Bubble, I sold a few tranches between £1 and £1.40 but still have a holding, it's attractive now sub-90p and with a dividend.
SOLG is my main focus now. GL to you too.
........ if you believe in your company. Although not directly comparable as companies, I began investing in SLP around the same time as SOLG, 8 or so years ago. SLP's sp remained mostly under 10p until the last couple of years when it gradually took off with increasing revenue, even starting to pay a dividend, although the sp has pulled back somewhat recently.
I have even more belief in SOLG to perform stronger before too long and reward with an even greater rise. Holding firm, it will happen!
At the moment it feels like it's all 'Blowin in the wind' but you can be sure 'the times they are a-changin'
Could it be they've just been trying to cram too many ads on the page. They had been particularly annoying lately.
Sp of both SOLG and GGP is pretty static right now. GGP has proved to be ideal for trading the past few weeks with price moving around 10% both up and down.
"They're flipping back into GGP after today's RNS..."
Unlikely, the GGP sp is still fairly static too. The potential for SOLG is still far, far superior to GGP, imo.
Under 34p is just too good to refuse!
The RSI is not a useful indicator here imo. Sp movement now is related purely to local politics and it's dependent on the outcome of the amendment proposal and the issue of the final permit. I topsliced at 50p and then had a stop loss at 30p so, like easyp, I'm waiting for an indication on the likely outcome before reinvesting.
The market seems confused with the sp bouncing around. If the amendment doesn't receive approval the sp will soar again, if it does BKY will exercise their legal rights and it will be in the lap of the gods.
https://es.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/berkeley-cae-de-nuevo-en-bolsa-ante-el-posible-veto-a-las-minas-de-uranio-2046414
Hopefully the amendment won't go ahead
£1.50 minimum short term for me, £2.50 and rising as concessions are progressed.