Member Info for jollyspeculator

too young to remember the 70s?

a whole bundle of risks
but many uncorrelated
with the wider world markets

love Zambia, Love Zambians, Love ZAM

still trades at hefty premium to tnw
(& much higher premium rel to peers)

"pure fact"
#lol

somewhere slightly higher than that bottom (which I was lucky enough to make use of) might be v tasty

I have dropped my buy back price a tad from 0.7-0.8p (perhaps the 0.5-0.55p it dropped back to after the first of the recent spikes?), but (as Bill points out) I'm taking the risk of missing out on news

v wise...bet many of us "oldtimers" are enjoying the opportunity to share this share with newbies

#shareandenjoy

my view is that Lanstead might be enjoying derisking into this spike

perhaps they'll be t/o by a better managed outfit

(and they are dreadful, with no improvement in sight)
not "how well run this company has been"

MGGT benefited from buoyant end markets for years,
now let see how well it (can) handle(s) the bust

a hundred million +/- several tens of millions?

#endisnigh

though clearly plenty of risks!

poor call....

before then, the leverage here is worrying

there's a grain of grisly truth to your facetious remark

average 13 years lost by 5-10% of over 65s....that's perhaps 1-2% off liabilities

Roy, the c10% interest rate on their loan

esp don't like the high interest loan

time will tell...

on free carry

v cheap

dyor, all

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