Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
An ex-Google guy called "Xen" now in charge of sorting out the de-ranked sites. Hopefully this is just the help they need to resolve the de-ranking.
25,000 @ 25p
250,000 @27.5p
So 20th Dec, PI's (R&M client accounts) dumped and II (Premier SAS) added. PI knee jerk and bargain for II ?????
OCT pays a thumping good dividend that has been paid out consistently over last three years, strong and growing cash position. JG has plenty of skin in the game and all the experience needed to be at the helm of a financial services co.
Horrible spread, lack of media coverage and lack of self promotion can be all that's holding back the SP?
Dividend now with 3 year track record. Surprised there has not been more interest here, especially given the cash cover.
Surprised that there hasn't been a rise from dividend hunters coming on board at current SP level. Ex-divi tomorrow.
Tranches of a bigger order? Lets see if the 10K's keep dropping in.
I can get a live quote to buy £5k now at 0.201 so can't see that its volume based. However I haven't got the available funds to muster up a 10K quote :-(
must be a delayed trade, I can get a live quote (13:15) to buy at 0.204p
Bilbo, couldn't agree more with your comments. OCT should be the Holy Grail of AIM - Cash in the bank (60% of MCAP!), cash generative, modest PE and paying a thumping good dividend. Yet your average AIMer seems to want to pour hard earned £££ in to failing, indebted miner and oilers. Its been a patient wait, but OCT can't remain so overlooked and SP can't remain so depressed. I feel it could just do with some more frequent news output from the BOD to get this flying.
I've long been a strong advocate of IOG. When I saw an RNS in my inbox this morning I thought it would be the BOD coming good against adversity in usual fashion. However the RNS is a lot of words, but with absolutely no substance with regards to future funding, a lot of if's and maybe's and nothing new. Shareholders are going to jump ship if there is no evidence of progress on funding routes. "The IOG team continues to be highly focused and motivated" - sorry BOD, that's not enough reassurance given the backdrop!
Fish2.
TW's supposed journalism isn't spot on, its speculative and he gets it right sometimes. However he is not the 'prophet' you perhaps imagine, he got it spectacularly wrong with Beaufort Securities in 2017.
If you do some research on TW you will read just as much murk about him as the dodgy companies that he claims to expose.
The guy is no doubt very influential with PI's and his so called "research" causes price swings in volatile stocks. As such I share your concerns on the damage he can do, even if his claims come to nothing.
At the moment his attack on IOG looks purely speculative and based on information that is entirely in the public domain.
Totally agree Edgar222.
IOG has been resilient in the past. They battled through in the face of dramatically falling oil prices when sentiment was dead against Oilers.
With regards to funding I believe IOG will remain resilient and find a way without significant dilution to existing shareholders.
@ji5006 "There is something dark about the some of the comments on this board."
Absolutely agree. GDPR came in to force 25th May? why a sudden sell-off on 10th Sept? What sudden news or facet of GDPR occured today that was worthy of 13% drop in share price?
Hmmm.... "Pumped friday AM, Dumped friday PM, Proof is in the pudding." Which pudding would that be? Friday opened at 0.21 , closed as 0.22, intraday 0.25. Hardly pumped and dumped. Quite clearly some pot and kettle here as you are clearly trying quite hard to encourage 'dumping' of the stock.
I detect a bit of posturing between SGI and Disruptive. The new management have done much of the hard work of re-structuring and streamlining the business. I very much hope the board are in a strong enough position and will seek a premium deal with any potential buyer to reflect such efforts.
"Gem Diamonds Limited (LSE: GEMD) is pleased to announce the recovery of a high-quality 104.73 carat, D-colour Type IIa diamond and a 151.52 carat Type I yellow diamond from the Letšeng mine in Lesotho."
steadily climbing. confidence building in the new management and restructuring .
Should be due an trading update soon, was end of April last year.
Todays RNS is a little reminder to the market that GEMD operates the... - "highest average dollar per carat kimberlite diamond mine in the world". - " has produced four of the 20 largest white gem quality diamonds ever recovered" Sub 100p shares are going to be mopped up very quickly I expect.