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I think Wes should stick to cricket!
Hydrogen, I'm already full to the brim!
Thanks H. Let's hope your source's info is right, he has got his arithmetic correct then and the annual report is about to drop.
That's good news, Hydrogen. How have you come up with the figure of £50m, or is it just a figure picked to make the point about how much effect any figure might have on the SP?
Back over $4.50 again and SFR up to A$6.86 last night. Come on Tiger!
OK, thanks
Is there any definite info about when this is going to happen?
Seconded!
Frustrating isn't it , Fiercey?
Taylot, I've been saying similar to Mrs KB1for about 3 years now, every time she asks me "how are the shares doing?
"We might even see some solid PR from MTR....". Let's hope so DR, let's hope so.
In the mean time here's some to be going on with...
Copper still rising to over $4.50 (July price)
Last night on ASX-SFR up 5%, Artemis up 12%, SAU up9%, Thor up 7%, Los Cerros up 8%
Overall a good night for the MTR portfolio, surely we can get a rise ourselves today.
Taylot, with the greatest of respect, as I value your input on here, I think you misunderstand what Fiercey, I and probably a few others are saying. I haven't seen anyone asking for "flashy nonsense". In any case there is no need for MM to spout any nonsense at all because MM has an ample supply of totally factual material he could use to get a perfectly honest and genuine message across to potential investors. You can have the best widget in the world but if no-one knows about it, it'll never make you any money. Flashy nonsense is not what we want from MM, what we do want is for him to get out there and promote the company. He can adhere to his principals, maintain his integrity and doesn't need to utter 1 false word-but he does need to get out there!!!!
The problem is Mr Riker, it is just as likely to go down 15% over the next 2 days! That's the problem-we're stuck in a rut now around the 20p mark . The rut we were in before was a bit higher and what's the betting the next rut will be a bit lower. How can the SP of a company with so much going for it produce so little for its shareholders?
Sorry Fiercey, I didn't see Chelsea-I was still too pee'd off to watch any football after watching us hand Villa a point in the 90somethin'th minute on Sunday.
Looks like we've had our excitement for this week. All apparently good in the SFR report-some incredibly good- but not good enough to attract buyers and take the SP any further. I suppose we now look forward to MTR's report and the ASX listing as the next catalysts but what will it actually take to get the SP moving- a mega-monetisation event?
The bid is up to 21p now. I hope you 2 are right otherwise there'll be a few unhappy chappies on here tomorrow!
Excellent post there, Fiercey. All bang on the nail's head!
Morning Fiercey. You're getting very animated this morning. Your 10.30 post is there -is there another 1? Last week I was having trouble viewing posts, sometimes they were there and sometimes they weren't , perhaps it's having another wobbly!
That's some crystal ball you've got there Bigun2! I'll be happy if she just injects a bit of urgency over the next few months and we get some news of substance rather than the BS we've had for years.
Let's hope you're right DR and we get them soon, the listing takes place in 2 weeks and it's accompanied by a fanfare, with enough hot air to send the SP soaring!
In previous years MTR have announced their results at the end of May and in 2017 it was the end of June. I hope they're making a special effort this year to get them out earlier, otherwise we could have another 6 weeks+ to wait for the ASX listing. For a relatively small outfit it does seem to take them a long time to get the figures out.
Justone, you seem to be sending out a mixed message there-you don't need reassurance but would welcome director buys. All I'm suggesting is a factual statement-hardly "hot air"- of the value of the net assets of the company ( which I daresay the directors are fully aware of or at least have access to very quickly and would be influential in any decisions they make to buy shares) is made available on a regular basis to the rest of and the investing public generally. You say Mr Market does not recognise the value of MTR's assets. That's hardly Mr. Markets fault if the company doesn't tell him and in fact delays his finding out.