RE: Blytheweigh Interview13 Nov 2018 08:02
Hi Delboy,
Yes, I am firmly of the belief there is a FREE CARRY here. If the project does not proceed and the land becomes a greenfield site, shareholders get back the sunken cost per share. As mentioned in my earlier post that was at or very close to 6.5p 5 years ago. From today's price that is a FREE CARRY.
I have watched and listened very carefully to the interview twice . RY is composed, open and transparent. He explains why the PFS was not available on time and is contrite in doing so. this man is not an actor he is a professional geological engineer.
"The completion of the PFS has taken longer than initially expected and it is understandable that this delay has caused concern".
With regard to your comments about the BoD's level of regular monthly subscriptions, there is no obligation to subscribe. I am greatly comforted that the Board listened attentively to shareholders and went out of their way to implement a scheme whereby they all benefited alongside the company's existing shareholders. The FACT that the BoD are subscribing gives me comfort.
With regard to dilution, the maths is very straightforward. When new shares are issued, if you believe this will add value, pro rata your shareholding up at the same %age as the new shares being issued (at an attractive price). If you do not think it will add value, sell and curse your bad luck.
It may well be DelBoy that your investment time horizon is that of a day trader. If it is good luck, and I genuinely mean that. I am here for the long haul, and am continually nibbling away at more shares. eg More will be bought today. You have a view, it is very different from mine and that is absolutely fine.
When the light turns to green on this global leading nickel mining opportunity, we should meet up to celebrate or drown our sorrows. I am more than happy to discuss either way at the end of the line.