Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
really, the book stops with him, forget Covid,he is hell bent on spending money he does not have in the hope all comes good, that looks a lot like gambling to me,he has a lot to answer for.
I wouldn't trust this bloke to run a tap,never mind a plc, his rash actions have cost us all, Cineplex feel aggrieved,we shareholders feel a lot more pain due to his crazy ambitions, only saving grace is that he and his family go down with the ship,gla.
sold 30000 @ 29p, Mooky couldn't arrange a booze up in a pub, trying to be Billy big balls has cost us privates dear.
easy SK, why not join us again and enjoy the rollercoaster, after all, by your own admission, you love blowing money, hope you are keeping well,gla.
we will all be rewarded for holding and averaging down in this one, with the benefit of hindsight we would have been better trading it, our day will come.
just added another 17348 shares for the bottom drawer,gla.
so true, the share consolidation was just a way to take our eyes off the shafting we are getting, 3.67 sounds a whole lot better than 18p, in reality that is what it is.
Bullswin could just be a Bullshi**er, ignore, inside information is for the select few.
could be a couple of shorts closing out some of their positions to return the shares to their rightful owners whilst pocketing the difference, need some good news from Mooky to cause a massive short squeeze to get us back on track, a lot of ground to make up from the past month alone, gla.
we still have 60p to go until we are completely wiped out, 33% loss in the last month and totally unanswered for by Mooky, I wonder how long he will keep quiet for? gla.
do us all a favour Mooky, close up shop again as the SP performs better while closed, as stupid as this sounds the reality is this is fact, maybe streaming is starting to seriously eat into cinemas revenue stream, who knows? just no rhyme or reason to the performance this last month, gla.
agree, this is certainly not behaving like a FTSE 100 share where you would expect a certain level of stability with all the institutions that are invested and tracking them,atb.
trouble we seem to have here recently is that when the market is up we trade sideways, which is taking us lower each time the market takes a breather, need a catalyst to change sentiment, asset sale will do for starters.
to give the corruptors more room to shaft us, stinks to high heaven of sheet!
now down over 9%, no rhyme or reason considering re opening, it makes no sense to me, thankfully I don't have to sell any time soon, as hard as it is, we have to try and ignore the last few days sp performance, gla.
is going to happen to the SP when all 18.5 billion of them are freely tradable? even at 12p gives this dog a market cap of 2 billion, question is, is this dog worth all that? lets not forget also that the oil price atm should be supportive of the SP, but it isn't, same s@@t different wrapper.
SK,
we would all have been better off by not bothering with this dog in the first place, just like PMO but with a different name.
our money, PMO's last gift to us LTH's, well and truly mugged us off, absolute dog.
the 18.5 billion shares in existence are going to keep the sp depressed, lets face it, even at 12p gives a market cap of 2 billion, we lth of PMO have been sold down the river, at least Dick Turpin had the decency to wear a mask while he robbed you.
in the short term, can only see this going lower as more of the locked in shares become freely tradable, sick of the word 'patience', had years of it with PMO, gla.