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… that somebody other than CGNR shareholders may benefit from one day, assuming the residents want an open pit mine.

Avoid.

Any company using EBITDA has too much debt, and unavoidable heavy capital expenses.

Look how much money we would make if we didn’t have to run the business and got 0% interest.

This thing is finished. Maybe someone takes it private by delisting, then they can dilute any shareholders still there to near zero and look around for someone to buy the licences.

Don’t leave your money in prior to delisting. You’ll be so diluted privately that your share of the small amount they get from selling the licences will be less than 0.01% of what you put in.

I speak from experience.

You really still dragging this out. I suppose my unfair advantage is I have seen and experienced this before. Owner passing.

It very quickly falls apart internally. This is done, but will take a few years to unwind. Trap your money in if you want but stop trying to suck others in.

The high gold price just makes other projects around the world more viable, and with at least a realistic chance of getting permission. CGNR licences are at the bottom of a very long shopping list of possibilities for miners to work through.

Just sell up, and buy gold itself if gold is what you like, or watch what you have left get trapped.

Had the same revelation cheapshare, few years back. Changed how I invest completely, and it works.

Seek out companies with best product in growing market with great leadership. The rest will take care of itself.

I thought you were bullish on VOD div and buybacks cheapshare. What changed you?

What’s happening now is those employed by CGNR are sending out their CV’s to get another job. The cash drain over in Australia has shrugged her shoulders and will continue to drain cash until it’s gone and won’t be inking a deal with Barrick, because there never was one.

Holders should save what they can and move on, or you can watch your holding shrink to nothing for the entertainment and education value.

I doubt there will be another one now. The last one only happened as the prof put his own money in.

Those left will burn off cash left while the probate process rumbles on over profs holding. When that cash is gone, I doubt anyone will have the faith and energy prof did to put more in.

If you are holding, wake up. It’s over.

Not while they pursue a strategy of value destruction to pay a div, and buyback shares to hit internal performance targets to get the bonus.

It's only gonna get bigger as gamers look for woke free zones. Latest Star Wars game, Assasins Creed not going down well.

For all my needling of the company, I liked the Prof. Fare thee well.

Dan, Space Shuttle cost $55,000 per KG deployed to low earth orbit. Starship costs $200 per KG. You have to look under the skirt to see which is better, just like VOD.

Have an inquisitive mind.

My Friday prophecy is shareholders will still be putting a dividend paid from sold at loss assets into their spreadsheet and showing it as a total gain.

Meanwhile, the safe to ignore never gonna happen satellite company is catching rockets with a metal tower. They do need carrier partners on earth to run direct to cell, but VOD sold off their towers.

Nice one.

This family office finance vehicle should be delisted.

When he sees the profs family still raising funds at 1p and mentioning a JV to keep the interest up, he’ll be back to warn others too.

Rob there are plenty companies and therefore their stock doing very well. You got to get out of the traditional uk investor mindset of looking for a div and thinking it’s a return. Buy companies.

SP500 all time high. Something always doing well.

Well we know who Tim nice but dim is now. Phillip unable to cut his losses gives the prof some more cash to keep going, till all that cash has gone, which is about Feb next year.

The prof chucks 50k in so he can pull out 100k in drawings before the cash is gone again. Neat trick. Clever guy that prof.

It’s an RNS saying how much product they are going to buying off another company. Could have read much better if they hadn’t been wasting cash and were building out the AI data centre themselves. See what moley means now? Probably not.

Build the data centre and monetise by allowing business to access palantir AIP over VOD network. €10bn to set up probably, but they evaporated that on divs and buybacks instead. How’s that return treating you?

Bobble?