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Can anyone me tell me why in our 6 monthly Interim September 30th 2021 there was no mention of another investor required following Tamaska's withdrawal in June 2021 thus leaving a shortfall of $1,3000,000. It is noticeable since that date no further mention of Parta has been mentioned by RBD, so we can obviously assume no other company is interested. Is this another 'dead duck' like California's Grizzly Island debacle.
One can be forgiven for thinking so!

5.........was before some other poster who does not understand about Daybreak meetings added their own recommendation in pure ignorance of what is happening Selfish!

mal still doesn't understand why NO RBD investors will be able to attend the Daybreak special meeting.
Jesus what hope has he of getting a return from share dealing other than pure luck.

And before any deal which I now have serious doubts although they delay may be for other reasons asked for by RBD. I will address that soon.
Ask yourself if the Daybreak deal goes ahead including Reabold California where do you think the loan will be shown in any future RDB accounts?
At the 2020 accounts on the last page the sum loaned was £6,292,000 with more interest to be added annually.
ANSWERS ON A POSTCARD!!
Paul Daniels and sleight of hand comes to mind.

mal...your five recommendations alone back up my theory that there are few who do actual research and just believe the hype they are fed by the Rampers.

2857mal....oh dear mal your ignorance and lack of any research has just come to the fore.
No one who is a RBD investor will be able to attend the Special meeting. I just can't be bothered to tell you why. Find out yourself if you know how to.
Unfortunate for you, but not for the company as they rely on posters like you to give them succour (and money!).

I guess the s p will plummet now....by how much, that is the question!

On the back burner again is it?

New date for Members to attend a Special meeting to Vote on proposed Agreement with Reabold Resources.
Meeting now to be held on May 20th 2022.

Delay...delay...delay
Something afoot, and it's not 12 inches I believe possible trouble in the camp.
OMO as always and G.L all who venture here.

Heid, I've heard you're not that particular where you get your sausage rolls from.

Looks like Heid mentioned Poundland for the millionth time this year, and he's taken refuge in the nearest Greggs to escape the repetition!

Japanese call sign intercepted from Reabold Resources RNS (Aircraft) Carrier
"Chien Chien Chien"

KC....I have done more research on this company than any other, and I have been active for over 35 years now.
This is as near a certainty to achieve really good gains over the short and medium term. The medium to long term will in my opinion realise a buy out from a major company. Don't forget the fantastic patents this company holds in a growth niche market. OMO as always and G L.

Ticking the price up slightly.

mixster, nice attempt to provide a smoke screen for your silly original comment I put it up again for all to see what sort of amateurish posts you compile, and my original reply.
Here it is...................
"The only sure fire way of investors getting a certain return for their money is for the investment of Institutions into UJO".

In replied thus...........
"WHAT UTTER RUBBISH, The market is littered with Institutional Investment companies who have invested money into companies who have gone bust".
What are you smoking?

mixster you just posted.................
"The only sure fire way of investors getting a certain return for their money is for the investment of Institutions into UJO".

WHAT UTTER RUBBISH, The market is littered with Institutional Investment companies who have invested money into companies who have gone bust.
What are you smoking?

The only sure fire way of investors getting a certain return for their money is either through a dividend or share buy back.
Investing in other ventures is not I repeat NOT sure of returning any value. In fact to invest more cash in risky ventures such as West Newton would by just that, very risky. I think most want to see a certain return on their investment, not other drills that may go on for years and years without any certainty of a profitable return whatever.
Of course the company may see it differently. Why would they not, when those at the helm ie (David Bramhill) are pulling in circa £250,000 per annum.

Conchat......From an investor point of view the way to maximise profit for a more immediate return is not via the dividend route.
A company buy back and then cancel the bought in shares in my experience usually provides a very good lift to the S.P.
Obviously dependent on the number of share bought in then 'burnt' results in a percentage lift but double the S.P in the short term is not uncommon.

As a layman in oil recovery and with regards to Wressle. Does anyone have a bead on how long the present production rate can be sustained for before the pressure drops to a rate that is material to the wells sustainability. I know that this will be a best guess.

I have more than proved my point.
I am going now to walk the dog and get Uncle Dave some pies for his mid afternoon feast. lol.