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"Trin have lost a fifth of their sp since mid Sept so what a great outfit they are"

And the award for best post goes to bamps21.

Oh no, hang on a sec. Cerp 10 Sept 4.7p, today 3.7p.

Now I'm no mathematician but....

"Their off loading their west coast assets to save cash" - as opposed to cerp who are diluting the bollix out of the company because they have none? Tvr when lk took over 539.2m, tvr today 830.9m.

"I'm not very often sarcastic but he takes the biscuit this time."

A kamikaze move

"Has he ever create value for shareholders?"

He absolutely has booboo. Carbon mineral corporation (Rosa mine), and also Vali carbon corporation, spring to mind.

I believe he created shareholder value to the tune of some £850k odd.

It was Stephen Moscicki and David winduss I believe were the shareholders whom he created some proper cash value for.

I best not forget the rather large chunk of shares in rgm (another £300k worth was it?) that Moscicki benefitted from.

Is that the sort of shareholder value you are talking about? £1.3m cold hard cash. Proper value.

3 directors step down. Scott takes the CEO gig.

Coos bay eh.....what a shocker. No surprise there though

Deja Vu

Couldn't stray too far from the original verse.

One vein to rule them all,
one rig to find them,
one shaft, access them all,
and in the darkness mine them.

The following is lifted from Otto Rock.

"Rick Rule's wise words about the large precious metals producer companies...

...back on January 23rd, 2018:

The gold mining stocks that are set for a “spectacular year,” include senior producers and large intermediates, Rule noted.
“They’ll move because expectations for them are so low. They are becoming rational capital allocators and all of a sudden they are generating free cash,” he said.

So, let's see how those senior producers and large intermediates are doing in 2018:

Newmont (NEM): Down 20%
Goldcorp (GG): Down 30.8%
Barrick (ABX): Down 11.2% (that even after the Randick deal, ABX was down 30% a few weeks ago)
Agnico (AEM): Down 23.9%
Kinross (KGC): Down 38.9%"

In fairness, you've a better chance now than you did a month ago.

You also keep saying forget the past, this is aim. That doesn't work for Andrew bell companies. A single cell organism would have realised that by now. And you maestro, it's safe to say, aren't that dim.

Ya, the bloke is one of the biggest rampers out there, who despite his best efforts, still cant hide from the truth.

"Yeah drop another 1300 in lads pmsl"

Says the bloke who supposedly pumped was it 25k in at 3.20p

Pmsl is right.

lol commmon sense.

ffs, look at their website. Pathetically out of date.

Outwitted by a postman for their name change.

0.05p placing to people of questionable business ethics. Which they more than 10-bagged on. Sp decimated by the sell off.

And the company has got what going for it exactly!?

Apart from a load of shareholders left holding the baby and the never never suspense of the chinese money?

Chinese whispers more like.

Cheers tdt. Big consistent sellers there the past few years was always a flag for me.

This all just means that mambare has doubled in value now right?

Was that a typo hotdog? 8" is a pipe dream. Hup ourra dat Susan.

Anyone got an unbiased opinion on the drop there this week?

Stephen cochrane down to 3.5% from 4.6

Maestro, helpful or some other poster?

My money would be maestro, with his 55 posts in the last few weeks. All pure tosh of course. Classic pumping posts.

You asked an interesting question earlier, not sure why it was removed lol!

I would have to say yes. Most folk seem to invest in both rrr and rgm if they invest in any of Andrew's stuff.

The rgm situation is quite telling. After such a successful site visit, why the absence of any proper trades on rgm since??

Either a, the mine is a complete clusterfcuk (but no major sells, so I'd rule that out)

B) the company is organising some sort of placement, cln, to raise funds, as they are running on empty. (Most definitely imo)

C) the mine is only so so, not worth buying or selling down any more.

Will red rock lend some funds to rgm? What is their % at now or have they been diluted to oblivion like all the other holders?

That's a cracker of a post Zumore.

I did note that one of the times Andrew was posting on here, puffing his chest, that he did appear to have had a few early bevvies that day (twitter pic celebrating the met deal lol ) Is that a common occurrence I wonder? Might explain some things...

If you were familiar with the crew and their pump and dump m.o. this shouldn't surprise anyone in the slightest.

Bag your warrants, ramp and trade the shite out of it both ways. They can't loose. Risk free exploration play for these guys. Niave pi then takes all the risk.

The flip side of that then would have been mtr's previous raise being for a greater sum and a far lower price?