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Another 20k for protected buyer. All the sells seem to be going that way. Patience is required here....but surely we will be rewarded. They have a great team assembled.
It seems fairly obvious that the SP is being kept down to facilitate a buyer. All the sales are being accumulated, and then disguised as sales when purchased at or around the mid quote. Any other buyers in the market are having to pay nearer to 70p. However short-term machinations are of passing interest only. A slow rather than rapid movement upwards is much preferred to large swings. Unfortunately, the limited free float makes that quite likely to happen sooner or later. RedX is very much under the radar while they continue their exciting research. I hope to see the SP at many times today's value within 2-3 years. I have the patience.
Yes, I saw it last week subsequently got a link into the briefing. As you surmise, it should update progress on the trials.
Redx looks like a great purchase at this level with so many in the know having taken the opportunity to increase their holdings via the offer at 56p. Lisa Anson has also purchased more this morning. 50p must be the bottom, and a climb to £1 can't be far off. Beyond that, we will hopefully get some good news on the progress of the various trials. If only one proves a success we will see a very fast increase in the price of the shares.
Lisa Anson is appearing on the Proactive One2One Virtual forum from 6.00pm this evening. It could be very interesting to hear how they are progressing.
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Has anybody any idea of the mechanics of the trading arrangements for CIH? If there are buyers and/or sellers how is that fact imparted to shareholders or other potential investors? I seem to remember trading is intended to be available on a regular basis. So far I have no idea of the true value of the assets in CIH other than by a very unsophisticated way using the back of a fag packet or Abacus. It would be very useful to believe that the procedure will be done in an open and transparent way. Past experience over the last 12 years suggests it won't be. I am led to assume that everything will be handled purely in the director(s) and large shareholder's best interests.
I could be a buyer, I could be a seller but at what price I haven't a clue. Any information on these matters would be very helpful. I really feel once again I have been taken for a mug! Come on Mr Pajak, try looking after the small band of shareholders who against all sound judgement have stood by you all these years. We really could do with some reward for our support! Go on surprise us.
Our Scandinavian friend increases slightly. Wonder if he paid 10 Euros or bought in the market. Maybe delayed trade yet to be notified. Another 5% is all he needs now to be forced to bid. Feel sure he will stop at 29.9% if/when he has that number.
I have given up on trying to analyze just what is happening with CRV. If the asset value is around $9 per share why is no one buying apart from the Swedes? The report yesterday mentions the buyback will start once there is no better use for the funds. 300% seems a good return to me. What else does Mr P have in mind. It is interesting that while the Swedes continue to buy and, report the trades, no shareholder (s) have declared a reduction in their holdings. Appears to be a lot going on behind the scenes. I wonder whether the two major personalities involved actually get on and are working together for the benefit of all shareholders??!!!
I could be tempted to sell mine at $12.
By my reckoning, Mr Gylenhammer only needs to buy another 150,000 and SE rules would force him to make a bid for the company unless for some reason he gets a special dispensation.
Whatever, his involvement is really the only reason I am more than happy to hold these even after ten years! I can't see much else to convince me that these will ever reach the heights of the equivalent of 1.25p any time soon. Actually there is one other good reason to hold is that the threat of them going private is much less likely whilst our Swedish shareholder is keeping his stake. He can hardly sell them unless some really positive news is forthcoming. Of course, if that was to happen we smaller shareholders should then be in a much happier position. Actually feeling much less depressed about the future.
Can anyone explain the three contrasting items of information just copied from TMX.
Note dates are the same on the first two. However, the stock codes for one is DLC:APH and the other just DLC.
The third email implies a stock split of 10:1 but I can't find any confirmation. Mysterious goings-on yet again. Perhaps someone on here can offer an explanation. I would be grateful.
Cheers to all.
DLC Holdings Corp.
Alpha | Oct 14, 2019, 7:45 AM EDT | Real-time price
DLC:APH $ 0.28 RT
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DLC Holdings Corp.
TSXV Exchange | Oct 14, 2019, 7:47 AM EDT | Real-time price
DLC $ 0.01 RT
CHANGE
-0.27 (-96.429%)
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29,065
Detailed Quote
OPEN:0.005
HIGH:0.01
BETA:-3.4649
SHARES OUT.:84,650,227
TOTAL SHARES (ALL CLASSES)2:29,033,375
PREV. CLOSE:0.28
LOW:0.005
VWAP:0.00655
MARKET CAP1:846,502
MARKET CAP (ALL CLASSES)2*:290,334
The only positive, taking all known confirmed information into account, is the Icelandic purchasing. Nothing whatever would incline me to buy into any of the three CRV, DLC and LMFA based on recent news or more accurately lack of.
I hold CRV (7-8 years) and have no intention of selling until they reach at least $12 or they go bust. Hopefully the former based purely on the 14/15 % recently purchased by Gyllenhammer who must have some knowledge that we small investors have not been made privy to.
I really don't know what to actually think about the implications of this sale. Does it imply that the buyback is at at no more than that figure of $1.75 or is it from a forced seller and the company won't even pay that amount and the market has taken the stock onto their books. I suspect the former is more likely as I can't really believe the market are prepared to hold. I thought they had a value of nearer $10. If so why is it only possible to get a bid of $1.75. I'm beginning to feel a bloody idiot in holding and watching CRV.
Posted in 2017
The owners of Blacktail Mountain Ski Area have put the Lakeside operation up for sale.
Steve Spencer, ski area general manager and one of the founders, said the ski area is listed for $3.5 million. The sale includes the summit lodge, lifts, equipment and the special use permit from the Flathead National Forest, which owns the land the ski area uses.
“We’ve been operating the mountain for 19 years and all of us are well passed retirement age so we figured we should start looking for an exit plan,” he said.
Spencer, a Flathead Valley native, helped found Blacktail in the mid-1990s. The mountain opened in December 1998 and since then has grown in popularity. Today, about 100 people work at the ski area and it hosts approximately 45,000 skiers and riders annually.
Spencer said the mountain is profitable and that there are many opportunities to expand the ski area.
“I hope whoever buys it will take it to the next level,” he said.
According to Spencer, the owners have gotten a number of inquiries about the sale but no offers yet. The general manager said that regardless of whether the ski area is sold in the coming months, Blacktail Mountain would be open for skiing and riding during the 2017-2018 season.