RE: JLP valued at half price!6 Feb 2020 11:10
The CEO at EUA has done a great job.
The company was penniless and losing money scrabbling around trying to make profits out of platinum from alluvium. he got Sinosteel to agree to fund two small mining areas. He then started to look to sell the company to tap into the palladium boom.
It worked a treat and when he let the news out PI's jumped in and got the sp up above warrant price. He then FORCED warrant holders to convert to shares to give them working cash whilst banks began work for no payment. The banks have not even agreed their terms yet, let alone started looking at selling the company. meanwhile they are burning cash and not even producing as the alluvium mining is suspended over winter. When it kicks in it will be 90% platinum by value and make them a couple of million this year if they are lucky.
I have valued the assets at 8p to 10p per share not including the flanks area. I gave this no value as it has not been drilled and will need lots of cash to do so. they await confirmation of a licence but this is a given due to the law over there.
I decided to get in at 3.1p and it was dropping nicely but I missed out as the CEO paid a company to do a report on the valuation of the assets and they came up with 54p to 60p. They then leaked this not for PI's report to PI's and up she went again. Placing anyone. They were paid by the CEO. The assumptions in the report beggar belief - palladium above the current price for the next 30 years. All other minerals valued at or around recent peaks. The flanks which have not been proven to contain mineral that can be mined economically given a mineral content of 7.5x the proven areas and given a valuation of 30% of what they would be if they were proven. They do not have a licence for the areas yet - not sure they even own them.
I tried to discuss the company a couple of times on EUA but most had no idea what they were invested in. Some thought they ONLY mined palladium (they produce very little palladium) others had read the 3:1 palladium to platinum ratio headline on the company website and didn't know it only applied to the mining and not alluvial sites. The company writing the report have used and repeated the 3:1 ratio even though the company website shows this to be incorrect when you read past the headlines.
The share has been successfully hyped by the CEO - the thick folks have bought it and made a fortune and yours truly who did his own research has made a little bit of cash through trading it.
The message is when in the presence of sheep - follow the sheep. I still prefer to be a wolf sitting in wait for the sheep to arrive - they will need to put their easy won EUA gains somewhere when they persuade their friends, relatives and colleagues to buy them off them. JLP and GLR (risky punt) could profit from it yet - still waiting. Oh to be thick!!!