RE: And all was quiet, not a creature was stirring...12 Aug 2022 11:48
JM has a long track record in start ups. I think he feels he missed out a bit on Silicon Valley and he sees the Agronomic revolution as his chance to advance the new Amazon/Apple/Microsoft industry. He has amassed a fortune and has much of his wealth tied up in global property. He is a bit of an adventurer/philanthropist. You have to speculate to accumulate. By definition that involves risk. Of his three projects that I am aware of BHL(lithium in Arizona), CNR (gold in Nicaragua) Anic looks by gar the best play both geopolitically and by diversification and a lot closer to making money, which in fact it already does by releasing profits of investments and reinvesting. Edison also highlight the sp as being historically low in relation to its NAV , about 5% above current holdings where as it has been trading around 6 times NAV. The fact that it has happened within a year demonstrates 2 things. Firstly it was ludicrously overvalued and secondly how well its companies have performed in such a short space of timed. Admittedly it has still a large cash pile through placings, but that money is and will buy further value. Also it has very wealthy influential partners on board with some of the same investments. I think the risk is well spread and supported