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Hi, Casper,
I think that is exactly what is needed a ceiling fan, thanks for the tip, I will go and have a gander online.

Cheers.

Good morning to you TheSharecarper,

You are added to the list for the 3rd of August,

It just so happens that my birthday is on the 22nd of March and so I'm an Aries as well, I might have to join you then for that date :-)

Good luck to you..

Morning Tiddlor,

I would never buy anything Dyson, it is very overpriced and keeps vacuum repair shops in business, in my view :-)

Plus, he is moving as much UK based manufacturing abroad...

£550 for a Dyson fan, do you think I'm made of money.. haha.

Morning Brookkers,

On reflection, this JUB capital thing does go to explaining the constant lies being promoted by those who have 'come and gone' (no names) haha..

They certainly picked on the wrong company and chose to pick on the wrong posters to attack on here as well.. :-)

It was fun though picking holes in their negative spin.

Have a good weekend

ATB, Ian

Sleebradford, (Steve) thanks for the last bit of the puzzle.

All the best
Ian

Oh, what sill boy's...



1. London Stock Exchange ("the Exchange") suspended the membership of Jub Capital Management LLP ("Jub Capital") on Friday 17 July 2020 pending clarification of the firm's financial position.



2. The Designated Members of Jub Capital have instructed Sterling Ford to take the necessary steps to place Jub Capital into Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation. The Designated Members have proposed that Philip Anthony Roberts of Sterling Ford be appointed as Liquidator to Jub Capital, this proposal is to be brought to a meeting of members to be convened for 7 August 2020. The Exchange has subsequently been in communication with Jub Capital and the proposed Liquidator with regard to the firm's unsettled on Exchange trades.



3. In light of the information now available, the Exchange considers that Jub Capital is unlikely to be able to fulfil its obligations in respect of its unsettled Exchange market contracts. Therefore, under rule D100 of the Rules of the London Stock Exchange ("the rules"), Jub Capital Management LLP has been declared a Defaulter on the Exchange at 11:00 on 31 July 2020.



Ceasing of settlement



4. Member firms should ensure that no further settlement of their on Exchange transactions with the defaulter takes place. This is to ensure that the unsettled transactions, which will be covered by the Exchange's default procedures, are not separately settled. These default procedures will apply regardless of any "match-delete" activity undertaken in CREST; that process may change the status of the trade in the settlement system but cannot validly deal with the underlying trade. Similarly, any purported agreement between the parties to treat any unsettled trades as cancelled is ineffective as far as trades included in the default process are concerned.



Defaulter's dealing capacity



5. The Exchange can confirm that Jub Capital's unsettled on Exchange non-central counterparty transactions were executed in an agency capacity. As a result, the Exchange will apply the rules relating to unsettled relevant agency contracts, D150 to D155, to the firm's unsettled transactions. Under these rules, the parties to the contracts (i.e. the clients of the defaulting firm and the relevant market counterparties) remain obliged to complete their transactions on the terms on which they were originally dealt.



Settlement of on Exchange non-central counterparty agency trades



6. Once the Exchange has received unsettled trade information from the defaulter and market counterparties, the Exchange will:



• Contact the market counterparties to each of these trades, detailing the trade(s) in question and the client(s) contact details.



• Contact the clients for whom the defaulter has unsettled agency trades, notifying them of the default and the requirement for them to settle directly

They have been classed as a defaulter?

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/information-sheet/jub-capital-management-llp/2020/45

Hi, Steelbradford,

On the 29th of July, I posted up this discussion snippet:-

Anders_UK this morning posted this snippet as a general point:-

"Perhaps Spikeyj is Adam Dziubinski from JUB Captital who are rumoured to have a 10M open short. Why else would someone spend months bashing the share and then disappear the day after we resume trading."

And posted a link to the London stock exchange about the company, but what is more interesting is they only joined the LSE in January this year as a new member firm:-
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/information-sheet/jub-capital-management-llp/2020/002

And now from the 17th July immediate Suspension of Membership pending clarification of the firm's position:-
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/information-sheet/jub-capital-management-llp/2020/44

So only a member for six months and now suspended, have they been naughty :-)

the time frame is interesting to note...

They were only suspended from the LSE as a member, but still trading,
are you saying since then they they have gone bankrupt?

Morning SeadogSteve,

Ah, yes, air conditioning, Mmmmm, lovely thought.

All the best to you Steve.

Everyone who has posted a date this morning has been added to the list, good luck.

Just to prove the point:-

On the 2nd of July, Mr. Philip Taylor declares his personal holding of ... 32,000,000 shares!

On the 13th of July, Mr. Philip Taylor declares he has sold ... 1m, reducing his holding to ... 31,000,000 shares!

On the 22nd of July, Mr. Philip Taylor 'thinks to himself that was a bloody stupid thing to do' and buy's back ... 500,000 shares to bring his total holding to ... 31,500,000 shares, ... if that is not convincing enough :-)

https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/eurasia_mining_plc/news/rns/story/xe795nw
https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/eurasia_mining_plc/news/rns/story/xq14vnw
https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/eurasia_mining_plc/news/rns/story/ry1dn8r

You can never have enough of a good thing... :-)

Enjoy the weekend
Ian

Emmystar, take it as done, good luck to you.

Good morning to you Calamari,

A fair and jovial post from you,

I hope you have a good weekend,

All the best.
Ian

Morning CHFMetal,

Just curious? you have never in the past posted on this stock?

You choose NOW to impart your wisdom,

You give your opinion that this stock is a strong BUY, and then demolish that by posting your view in opposition?

If you are stating you think £3.50+ is exorbitant, I think we long term holders would totally agree,

If you are stating you think £0.60 - £1.20 is a reasonable valuation area, we would totally agree,

Would you kindly expand on your first post on this EUA board?

All the best
Ian

Morning Tiddlor,

Have a safe day at work, I hope you managed to sleep ok, it was about 28 degrees in the bedroom last night as it faces south and the sun during the day had just heated up the brick walls and no breeze so just sweltered with a pounding headache.
I went to find the floor-standing electric fan, switched it on and it wobbled, wobbled some more, and then promptly snapped off where it joined the floor stand and crashed onto the floor breaking into several bits, all down to cheep age-hardened plastic.
Nothing lasts nowadays...

Yes, this stock is getting very interesting, held in sticky hands by long-termers, and with an unofficial resource upgrade by researchers here, everything to play for, a fantastic opportunity for us to multi-bag in a stock that is a win-win short, or if need be, longer-term.

All the best to you.

Ian

Good Evening Tiddlor,

I hope you have a good weekend too, this weather is too hot for me, I don't sleep well at night anyway.

Take care, my friend.

Ian

Today's entrants were:-

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DmitrysCousin - 31/07/20
Watson003 - 31/07/20
Musso74 - 31/07/20
MrBrian - 31/07/20
Everest_M87 - 31/07/20
JohnK82 - 31/07/20
NormBeef - 31/07/20
Cornovii - 31/07/20
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Bad Luck all, no Major RNS today.

Have a good weekend all, cheers.

Mr ninjaz,

The company forced this disclosure through with RNS Number : 7033R
Eurasia Mining PLC of the 01 July 2020, After putting the company up for sale first.

I don't know the facts surrounding the case you are referring to, but if it was an out of the blue takeover, no one would have been informed prior to the application so I would assume that is why everything is different and back to front?

For information, the requirement here is for a holding over 1% so about 27,250,000 shares to notify, so there are many holders below that figure.

And the Wendy Dent is only the UBS contact in charge of -
PUBLIC DEALING DISCLOSURE BY AN EXEMPT PRINCIPAL TRADER WITH RECOGNISED INTERMEDIARY STATUS DEALING IN A CLIENT-SERVING. and just disclosing the fact that one of their clients has bought or sold shares in EUA.



Under Rule 8.3(a) of the Code, any person who is interested in 1% or more of any class of relevant securities of an offeree company or of any securities exchange offeror (being any offeror other than an offeror in respect of which it has been announced that its offer is, or is likely to be, solely in cash) must make an Opening Position Disclosure following the commencement of the offer period and, if later, following the announcement in which any securities exchange offeror is first identified. An Opening Positon Disclosure must contain details of the person's interests and short positions in, and rights to subscribe for, any relevant securities of each of (i) the offeree company and (ii) any securities exchange offeror(s). An Opening Position Disclosure by a person to whom Rule 8.3(a) applies must be made by no later than 3.30 pm (London time) on the 10th business day following the commencement of the offer period and, if appropriate, by no later than 3.30 pm (London time) on the 10th business day following the announcement in which any securities exchange offeror is first identified. Relevant persons who deal in the relevant securities of the offeree company or of a securities exchange offeror prior to the deadline for making an Opening Position Disclosure must instead make a Dealing Disclosure.



Under Rule 8.3(b) of the Code, any person who is, or becomes, interested in 1% or more of any class of relevant securities of the offeree company or of any securities exchange offeror must make a Dealing Disclosure if the person deals in any relevant securities of the offeree company or of any securities exchange offeror. A Dealing Disclosure must contain details of the dealing concerned and of the person's interests and short positions in, and rights to subscribe for, any relevant securities of each of (i) the offeree company and (ii) any securities exchange offeror(s), save to the extent that these details have previously been disclosed under Rule 8. A Dealing Disclosure by a person to whom Rule 8.3(b) applies must be made by no later than 3.30 pm (London time) on the business day following the date of the relevant d

We know the directors have a massive amount of skin in the game, a fantastic plus point.
we know the company has at last turned the corner and is starting to make some money.
We know the company has no debt now and has stated it will not require to raise funds going forward, growing organically.
We know the company has removed the middle man and has since last September started to mine itself on a 100% basis.
WE know the company mines a valuable product that is rare and very valuable and will be required in larger quantities.
We know the company has been around for 25 years and is not new.
We know the company has one of the cheapest open-pit mines to operate.
We know the company has directors fully aligned with shareholders.
We know the company has got two of the largest world banks involved to sell either the whole company or its assets.
We can all speculate on what the sale values may be going forward.
We, as investors in this company, can see the potential, and only see a fantastic investment opportunity that is worth much more than currently, and could easily multi-bag 3 - 8 times from here.
We see the share price as massively undervalued, but as the value is in the assets and not directly in the company this can cause a problem for any new investor, as all the existing stock valuation calculations go out the window, if we look at the company revenue as an example at this time, as the company has only just started to make a profit that is not a good historic metric to go on, and until the assets are sold and that value added to the company coffers, it will not be reflected within the share price, a dilemma for any new investors who try to assess our true value at this time, as we have not yet seen the mined 2019 output figures but expect them not to be great as output was capped by incorrect license application and 70% going to middle man, things have now changed and the company is due to ramp up production in 2020 and going forward, there are so many positives but are all going forward and not reflected in today's share price. we have all done our research and due diligence but the new investor may just try and use the normal company valuation yardsticks, so unless any new investor has the foresight they may miss out on this fantastic opportunity to invest here. One of the company's mines has circa 2M oz of PGM's, more in the to be added flanks and with only the current low mining output, the company anticipates a 16-year life of mine producing 125,000 oz’s palladium equivalent per annum, Assuming a 20% discount (for the smelter) and a long-term palladium price of $1,900 oz. 125,000 ounces ($1,900/oz 80%) = $190 million revenue per annum.
This minable output is due to be increased and ramped up in 2020, the company if it does nothing and just carries on just prints money going forward. The board and senior management are perfectly aligned with shareholders and want the best price going for this in a company sale.....

Highlights say:-

"The company has a large resource base of mines which puts it among the key companies in the world operating in the platinum, rhodium, iridium and palladium metals' arena, and other than that, the company is also one of the lowest-cost producers of gold in the world. The boost from commodity prices, management experience and strategies, and key projects at hand seems to be working in favor of the company.

One of the things that are worth noting about the company is that it has been able to retire all its long-term debts with internal accruals and equity capital raising while a large part of its operations still entails mining and exploration."

"This may prove to have a significant value in the long run, as per the company."

https://kalkinemedia.com/uk/news/one-emerging-aim-listed-resource-player-with-high-growth-potential-eurasia-mining-plc

Also

This writer starts off with a negative view on this stock and the more he writes the more he sees how he could be very wrong in his assumption, interesting.

https://community.freetrade.io/t/deep-dive-eurasia-mining/16374

All the best

Ian

Ferg, you have highlighted that an individual Mr Philip Taylor a private Investor has sold 1,000,000 shares?

You do realise that this particular gent actually holds 31,500,000 shares, don't you, so he has just sold a wee few..

Nothing to worry about at all...