Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
Thornogson: Idiocy is - hopefully - a temporary state and will change as soon as (and if) the situation changes in favor of all investors. I continue to hold on to that belief. Until then: I consider myself to be an idiot.
LondonSuede: Would be nice if "making noise" would help.
After being invested in PM for more than 14 years (I had my chances!) I am no longer in a moaning mode. The situation with PM is incredibly disappointing - no question. I keep believing this will finally come good (and hope I am not an idiot while doing so).
ATB
Yes Doc: "...leave it [to / the] MB and the BoD..."
Good to hear that you actually trust in MB and the BoD. I generally support that proposal - anything that gets us closer to the ultimate goal is fine with me.
Point well taken; however, unjustiable and ridiculous critisism needs to be countered (the purpose of such counters is not to stop the posts - it's to let everyone on this board know that there is grave disagreement!).
Consequently, I am very glad to see people on this BB like Dozzawba who speak their mind - which helps restore a proper balance. Don't be fooled: the usual suspects don't care about "balance" - that's a lousy excuse.
I'm convinced MB would say a lot more if he could do so without jeopardizing PM's interests. Don't forget that we investors are on the sidelines speculating what could or could not be. Ultimately we have no clue of what's going on behind the scenes.
To me it looks like PM/MB has no influence concerning the last signature (or whatever) required for the issuance of the LP.
This is a sh**tty situation.
My modest guess is that those PIs who are willing will need to hold out a bit more.
Disappointing to say the least. Looks like nobody really knows the cause.
Clearly there is no identifiable trigger for this downfall; in particular, the investment case has not changed.
So: I for one am still holding on and will not be distracted by these type of movements.
ATB
"I will not report you as you make me money."
That's what they all say and claim - unfortunately nobody is "making money"; actually, they are losing money - what a shame!
Doc: I agree to your assessment - there's nothing to critisize; Nobody - or at least myself - is saying this is a "done deal".
But what are you here for? Betting on done deals? If that's what you're looking for then good luck - "done deals" are not worth betting on.
Should clearly be at another level. I assume that a lot of (potential) investors are reluctant to invest in a company which has time and again disappointed concerning relevant timelines. I hope we finally have now reached the sweet spot everybody has been waiting for!
Wigster: I understand that you prefer to be on both sides of the equation. But being slippery doesn't really give you a clear profile.
If that's what you want then you're doing a bang up job.