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there has been some really good posts on here today, this truly is a very exciting time to be a shareholder, HZM have enough cash and owning 100% of both assets puts them in the driving seat with regards to negotiations, they wont be bent over here... when you read some of the suggestions people have posted here HZM have so many cards to play it really is such a fantastic position to be in..
no i don't think its a glitch, that's where we will open on tuesday, IKO wont want to see their holdings potentially diluted so they will make an offer for the company...... i wish, i am long here but i think this is going hit us on tuesday. i hope the company issue a swift response
yeah and your research will tell you NOT to invest in AML, it is purely a punt, all you need is money you are willing to lose, hope and years to spare... AML have got a lot of work to do before they can be considered investment material
AML had 228,002,890 in issue when it IPO'd, so massive dilution since then thanks to the RI, don't just look at the price and assume they are cheap because they are not, there is a reason they are 35p a share, still overvalued IMO
i think once funding is sorted and secured then you'll begin to see the ii's load in here, the funding is by far the biggest hurdle to overcome for HZM, i have been a holder here for years and it has always amazed me that the share price has never really moved any significant amounts despite the enormous potential and all the progress the company has made, it's as if there is a glass ceiling holding it back, the costs for Araguaia were mentioned as far back as 2016 to be around $350 million and i think that has been what has held this SP back so once financing is sorted i fully expect a massive re-rate here in time, lets face it there aren't many companies on AIM with the potential HZM has and some are worth far more than we are...
skier, i agree with you on AML as it's a heavily indebted loss making business that carries barely any value at the moment it is merely a punt, but you are wrong on SHI, this is a far better investment so i don't know why you are negative here also as there is very little to be negative about other than the share price but that will change soon enough, very much undervalued, it shows that you don't have much of an idea when it comes to investing
no, the same rules apply whether FTSE or AIM and yes i don't for one second think JPM are going to get this wrong, all thresholds have to be reported by any investor in any company, end of as failure to report could land them in trouble it would appear that there is something more to this and i am hopeful we will find out soon enough, as i said i have never seen anything like this before but if the shares have been moved elsewhere then as we have had the TR-1 showing the sale i thought we would have another one showing who bought them..
how can JPM have been selling for months without any notification at any threshold, i've never seen that happen before so i agree i just don't see that being the case, they have to declare it don't they?
yeah it's very surprising given all the progress made here not to mention the quality of the assets we have that we fell so low, i have held here for years and i also added around the 3p mark not expecting to go any lower... not giving these up though until thet are worth multiples of what i paid, our time is coming i feel, HZM really is a gem
it's your opinion and your entitled to it but i do think you will reap big rewards here and there is little to no risk at these prices even though the markets are very choppy, SHI isn't going to go bust or anything, entirely up to you though if you sell, if you got in at below 20p you will still be in decent profit