Member Info for joebop

All fighting for a piece of a tiny pie.

Not when it comes from me chesh!

Management have a grasp on the issues which can prolong their journey on a gravy train.

Contractors and investors look for a grasp on the real issues which affect project progression.

You won't find those in rns releases.

Lgo - the other share you are talking about is completely different to this.

I was in pre discovery and derisked on the rise for a 6 bagger when they struck mineralisation.

You were late to the party there, and thus the big gains were gone. It is now in the orphan phase. Approval to mine or takeover is the catalyst there. Odds on that happening for any mining company are slim. Plus there is the minimum 7 year time frame from discovery to production. It's just been around 4 years so far.

That company is completely different from cerp, in that they have no source of income, and don't string investors along pretending to be profitable. Only a fool would pretend they never need to issue shares for money.

Cerp/lgo on the other hand, have probably taken over a hundred million in revenue and keep racking up the losses.

You're comparing apples to oranges, and don't know the difference between the two it appears.

I don't know the other share you were alluding to. If it was their partner, I derisked there on a 3 bagger. Currently they are the only two aim stocks I have a few quid in, and they don't owe me anything.

You got to know the game. Derisk on discovery. Pile back in on decision to mine. I read a study a few years back which said 95% of gold miners double in Sp from that stage. (Provided reputable consultants were involved of course). 5% never make it to production.

I've also worked for some of these juniors, so I think I have some small grasp on the issues ;-)

Cheers for the laughs magoo.

Saying you have done your own research, then putting up links by an investor relations company.

Priceless.

The nag doth protest too much.

An aeg Ramper proclaiming to be rational. Calls someone who never invested in this charade a moaner, twice.

Like I said. Off your rocker.

Take note of his moniker and ignore.

Lol I'm not moaning mate. You're off your rocker.

Oh but people did.

It's just all the uppity ****s kept censoring the board by getting the warning posts removed.

Short memories or what

Cheers zu, but i was fortunate enough to know what to look for as regards the original coal investments.

The best bit of advice i can give to any new pi's out there, is you are spoilt for choice with the number of juniors and projects to invest in.

The aim of the game, is to kill your investment thesis for each company as quickly as possible.

That can be down to jurisdiction, commodity, bad drill results, poor financing terms, but most importantly....weasely directors who dilute the living hell out of their companies with nothing to show for their decades of work.

And when you see them telling lies and contradicting research that you have got from state databases or previous operators...well....

The sooner AIM is cleaned up the better. It's just a shame that curzon was allowed float. I'd love to know how much that dog has cost YA over the years.

Ha ha. I'll concede to those points zumore.

Slightly odd as they got new cash fairly recently.

But at £129 a day, they were only for the seriously fn mental.

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/10013367/filing-history

No sign of trouble on company house?

Marginal expenses. Once helicopters and drill rigs mobilised may as well get the most use out of them over a larger land area.

I go o holidays for a bit, come back and metal tiger have another large chunk of land locked down.

Nice.

Civilized!?

True to life, it was a facade.

The YA loan is secured on their MET holdings iirc.

What of rgm liabilities to MET itself? Equity trade off? Complete wipe out of their stake?

Where would this leave YA?

Rgm currently have mambare, Curzon, esteq, rrr stake? Or is mambare rolled into esteq already?

Either way...shell company ahoy??

Keith, NEVER trust or rely on any data displayed here.

Mainly a site for judging sentiment and avoiding the herd/placings.

There will be a chapter and verse of Rule Brittania before this is allowed to die out first I think dj.

Anyone else remember those Panama/paradise papers....the ones which showed up Cameron to be a tax cheat. The prime minister David Cameron that is. Not Cameron Diaz.

Do as I say, not as I do.

They do say that you raise money on gold, and make it on copper.

Funny time to be releasing all this.

"you're absolutely right finding unexpected Gold is a disaster"

Lol, they didn't find anything. It was all there in the historical data.

"The Company held 9,084,760 shares (1.91%) in Red Rock Resources plc as at 30 June 2018 "

Regency holdings.

And another for 18.7k

Did you get pink slipped helpful?