Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
out of this ****e at last...
I too can see a substantial increase in buying as we approach drilling in 36-2R. Loaded up this morning in anticipation…
An old fashioned tree-shake...
Only that is not what the company have said in the replacement RNS. They got the volume wrong but the end value to Zephry has remained unchanged.
For this, as was kicking myself missing out on the first wave of buying that went to 120p range.
Here's hoping !
All deserved....company has a clear path and is executing their strategy.
zam-bone-on is running rings around all you....amazing how he does it.
just layer upon layer of bull****...the guy is a genius.
In fact is was about 2.10.....LOL! Big mistake.
Look at the Sellers!
27/02/2024 - Causeway dumped 87m ! The price was under £3 ....sickening.
Sometimes with online brokers, you can't buy all you want in one trade but can if you split it.
Level 2 - 3 vs 1 ....lots of blue buying.
You want a quick fix?? Let some leverage into your life with tight margin.....that should perk you up
The fund raise is specifcally mentioned in the RNS. Maybe they want that all settling before releasing the suspension
Another 2000 or so Monks kicked out the monastery would be welcome too. This is no time for sentiment.
Too many glass half full merchants. Things can turn quickly in the markets...check out Rolls Royce. In the meantime, cheap shares available. This is where you make the real money, buying when the sector is unloved.
Interesting, where you thought you read 'equity raise' I saw 100% funding option.
Curious that, almost like a feeble de-ramp !
I've seen a lot worse. I'm thinking the worst is over and we can kick on from here. Revenue steady and operating profit £20m vs £135m loss the previous year....at least they have been cost cutting. Hope they keep it up.
Here we go....Helium in play and a very nice side hustle it might prove to be !!
Need to get it drilled or an extension agreed.
You'll double your money at least. One decent contract win or a significant shareholder increases or buys in and we're off. Serious potential now the immediate cash crisis is averted.
Firstly, if the institution is a major shareholder, it does not mean it is their own funds, it could be clients dumping Cap-XX and the Institution reduce their aggregated holding due to that. Secondly, fund managers operate under mandates and compliance rules. If a company looks like it is heading for administration then it could be automatic sell, regardless of whatever events might happen - i.e. someone like Cooley buying in.