Just think on this...31 Oct 2023 18:04
Why did Scott, Stacky and Twiggy buy 1.64 million shares when they did...?
OK so the 'public' explanation was that they had to before a 'closed period' and some of us speculated what the announcement might be.
And of course the 'closed period' is for the MD&A and Dinancial Statement. 30 days later would be 9 November if we assumed that Stackhouse bought his second tranche on the last possible day, but...
Think on this...
Why were they keen to buy shares then...? If they waited for the financials they wouldn't be able to buy until 10 November.
But what if there is soemthing big in the offing, either between now and 9 November or shortly thereafter. Then of course they would want to get the shares while they could...why pay more than 9.9p/10.97 (which was the range they paid?
But the financials should be a non-event, which reinforces my suggestion that there is something big in the offing, which might happen even before 9 November.
So then consider this...?
Some might suggest that they knew about the Berry Street liquidation, or that it was in the offing...
But then you would wait surely, even until after the MDA...unless there is something in the offing...
And here's the thing...
DBW hit the nail on the head with the implicit suggestion that a Gold streaming deal answers all our prayers...
It leaves the copper intact
It puts a value (Asset Value, not Market Value) on the Resource and thereby the shares
It takes away any cash worries indefinitely
It puts the wind up Jiangxi, BHP, Newmont and anyone else seriously interested in bidding and flushes them out...maybe before the deal even gets signed off...
So I seriously think there is something in the wind and some seriously good news in the offing...with a massive rerate...
Because why would Scott, Twiggy and Stackhouse blow there precious cash on a mere £160k worth of shares unless they think they will make serious money on them and...
More to the point if they thought they were going to be blown out at the AGM...
Just think on this...