Member Info for OldRascal

I asked, Will Sirius mine be built. She answered, Almost certainly not. Guess she sold up :) OR

Two types of shorts 1. The shorter borrows the share in exchange for a fee. 2. The shorter does not borrow the shorts. To close the shorts he needs to buy them from the market (or convert his CBs)

rekrab I retired at 53 and now living the �dream�. Anything that I profit from SXX will be for the beneficiaries of my will to enjoy. I�d like a couple of nice holidays from the dividends before I pop my clogs. OR

Over 5 years the sp has risen just 17.2%. Over 3 years and it is 134.57%. Over 2 years and it is 77.51%. Over 1 year, 31.36%. Over 6 months, 24.87% Over 3 months, 41.92% Over 1 month, 7.32% So, providing your period of patience didn�t start 5 years ago... OR

I always think that the time to top up is now. I hate not being able to edit posts.

I always thought no that the time to top up is now - unless you have either... * inside information * crystal ball/charts * good luck But what do I know? OR

A little birdie tells me it is WOODSMITH mine. OR

It was better when the sp was 10p. Back then, a rise of half a pence was worth 5%. Nowadays, that same half pence rise is worth less than 2%. Blooming inflation I �spect. I blame Brexit. (retires to a safe distance in the garden) :) Our

As well as the quarterly updates issued every, errrm... quarter, there are the Investor Presntations, also issued quarterly , with the next one due later this month. OR

DGR1980 No, I have never sold a single SXX share. I don�t think that I ever will. But, we HAVE seen it before, have we not? OR

How many times have we seen a spike in share price only to see it fall back? More times than I care to remember. Every time we rise we think the rise will continue. Somehow, it will be different this time. And then it isn�t. OR

Has anybody not put their shares into an ISA? If not, why not? You know it makes sense. OR

Welcome aboard HMS Sirius notgrumpy It really is a world class project. I can understand your initial reluctance to support the project. The eyesore that is Boulby must have filled you with dread. Oh, how different Woodsmith Mine is. Our most recent guests commented that driving past the site they could have mistaken it for a new reservoir or something. I told them that it will be even less noticeable when it is finished and the wonderful dry stone walling begins to age. I�m proud to support all that Sirius are doing and I live only a few miles from the site too. I can just see the tops of the cranes if I walk a couple of hundred yards up the road. OR

I am sure the Royal Navy could put on a show to rival the Red Arrows. Just saying. OR

Starts next year. OR

None of us are 100% certain that Sirius will deliver a great investment. However, the world needs polyhalite - crop trials have proven its value as an organic fertiliser. The potential deposit in North Yorkshire will last for hundreds of years. The BOD are world class. The project will be the subject of project management courses, an example of best practice. I have been invested here since 2013 and 7p. I�ll be here until I die or 0p. DYOR, if you find something negative, let me know. OR

At least we know that the remaining bond holders are probably keeping their bonds as long as possible. Knowing this allows Sirius to dot the Is and cross the Ts on Stage 2 funding requirements. It is such small beer in the grand scheme of things and I do not think Sirius would have made the recent conversion offer if it was not to finalise Stage 2 funding needs. OR

It just needs one bond holder (or one group of bond holders) to control 16% of the bonds and the worry disappears for them. OR

Is there a suggestion that the BOD engaged in illegal practices? Or did they just get lucky? OR

The third option is that the potential deal collapses. What then for STEL? OR