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We were around 20p 6 months ago..

Share price needs to triple from here just to get back to the 20p levels, a level many would say still undervalues Solg.

I cant imagine any signed Investment protection agreement gets us any where close to that.. As far as I can see, the only thing that is going to get the share price back to anywhere near 20p now, would be a sale or JV....

The CGP team have been a colossal failure here since they took over.. but will absolutely have the brass neck to claim a huge success, if they can ever get any signed deal over the line that is circa 20p, as they will boast about tripling the share price.... bonus all around boys!!

and Red is still spitting out his £1 plus valuations.. pathetic

Reds been boasting 'just topping up' every few pence drop since 30p.....

It certainly is Stackhigh..

I guess those redundancy/dismissal pay offs and Scotts expense living lifestyle soon adds up

I emailed Solg asking them if they could highlight how the 50 million Osisko money has been spent.... No reply..

Just the one though.... dont go crazy

I agree a stimulus package will help us... it will help all the mining sector... but I doubt it will be the same scale as in 2008..

With regard to pricing in regard to forward metal prices... I don't buy it... any agreed price, of any potential sale would be based around the here and now.. live current prices.. You don't agree a sale of a house or any asset, based on what it may be worth in the future.. (with the exception of antiques maybe) and current metal prices are where they are..

Alpala will be priced at current prices.. It would be nice if it was priced based on potential future prices, as that will benefit us... but any buyer wants a great deal, wants to pay as little as possible and will use the prices that suit them... and every potential suiter know Solgold are not in any position of strength.

The belt and road is not really kicking off.... its got huge problems

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xG9ginpHOUM

The penny has dropped

Correct Bozi…. We are where we are now.. I see no point seeing at 9 or 10 pence.. it is what it is.. It’s a bottom drawer share now.. until it isn’t

So we have to try to accept the least worst man for the job… the best of really bad bunch of options.. let’s continue with the guy who has mothballed the company..

What an illustration of how badly mismanaged this supposed tier 1 has been.. we have no real positive alternative..

If he doesn’t reveal a large development before the AGM he is done…

It doesn’t matter if we see him as the best option in the current situation, or just as someone who has overseen a huge drop in share price as he mismanages the company.

I think there is now zero chance he gets more votes than Mather did when he had to walk..

Small investors on here will make no difference to the vote.. he has spoken multiple times of knowing the large investors don’t want him… and I can’t imagine many medium sized ones are impressed with him either.

He seems to me to have the character of a shifty used car salesman… his management patter is always generic fluff with no substance.. the kind of talking for minutes without saying anything that answers questions..

And he will be out of a job in a matter of weeks without any large development before the AGM

'There was plenty of evidence that a bid would be likely when Bob was swinging the bat; put that together with Jiangxi's stake and you get the picture....'

None of this is evidence of any bid!

Fort I would be delighted to see the kind of stimulus China did after the 2008 credit crunch problem... The problem they have, is that has resulted in the endless towers and towns of empty Towerblocks... With many of their belt and road initiatives across the various countries involved already defaulting.. leaving unfinished roads, bridges etc on a scale the UK cant imagine...

Id welcome their stimulus... Id welcome even more their purchase of Solg or Cascabel, but China are not now the same animal they were when they did the last giant intervention..

What we need is for the new guy and any monetisation partner to get a shift on… Country Garden in China are about to officially default, which will have huge knock on consequences to Chinas already rapidly failing economy… especially construction and so mining…. What a time to try to offload our asset..

He is an heir to a huge Ecuadorean banana export/freight business….

It just so happens that one of the main methods of getting the vast quantities of drugs out of Ecuador, is under the guise of banana shipments….

I’m sure it’s just a coincidence and not just a convenient happenstance

Its a clear and obvious case of confirmation bias on display here ...

Despite the CEO being very straightforward and clear in his response, people who want to, who need to, choose to twist or interpret his response as fitting their view to keep the hope.....

They are now left trying to show they have a credible route forward, as no near term monetisation deal is in play or being discussed… evidenced by Scott being able to purchase shares to signal his confidence