Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Certainly more reliable.
We can't doubt the good work of the engineers on the mine. Unfortunately, this good work do anything for the money 85,000 private investors have potentially lost. Is it the case that we have all dropped money down the mine pit for the greater good to create more jobs and to be forgotten about?
Depends if they want to spend the tax payers money. Problem is I think most people would be against this support other than us and the probably some of Yorkshire. Although, I do hope they do this.
Long term holder here also and probably over 90% down. All we can do is hope and pray I suppose.
I think the game plan is more....get the company up and running at any cost.
Yes I did see the article.
I'm certainly not encourage by him constantly blaming everything.
@E_AL so you can waste your valuable time responding to me.
@Chrisatbirdies REVENUE haha. That did make me chuckle thanks for that.
:-)
Neil Woodford is a millionaire so probably not.
I'm sure something good will happen somewhere this year for me. It's been a barrage maintenance fees and costs in all aspects of life since February but still smiling.
@E_AL is still we see the confirmation the Sirius Minerals is doing this then I won't hold my breath.
I'm just glad I didn't intend on retiring.
Well I hope something good happens, I've just seen the announcement that my Neil Woodford fund is being shutdown.
This has been a cracking year so far!
What is next? Perhaps Sirius minerals going bust before Christmas with a final message of 'Merry Christmas Failed Investors!'
You just got to laugh.
For the funds I can't touch in my SIPP for a very long time, I will be holding.
I'm just glad I tasted Sirius Minerals when still in my thirties and I still have plenty of time to recover before retirement. However, I feel more sorry for those who really did need this type of loss.
I can see a takeover which will heavily dilute existing shareholders for a very very long time. I suppose the main issue is if Sirius Minerals could ever reach the highs of 40p to 50p again after a takeover.
I've sold some of my shares yesterday and took the hit but, I've kept other shares in the slight hope since I can't access it anyway for a very long time and in the grand scheme for me it won't matter (Still blessed with youth, I feel sorry the ones who were waiting to retire though).
I think the share price will drop further over the months, so I'm looking to come back afterwards to help minimize my average as I think the only possibility now is a take over. Unless of course Brexit is resolved in October and the Government does the unexpected.
So does this mean I need to sell so you can increase your holdings?
As it stands my paper loss is very poor and horrible to look at.
So far I'm down on Sirius Minerals and the Neil Woodford fund.......I've always been unlucky in my relevantly short lifetime but didn't think it would be this bad! lol
But, unlike the staff at Sirius Minerals I will still have a job with the ability to rebuild my losses.
Can't decide whether to sell up everything or maybe sell half and keep the rest in.
Ok, Taff you have convinced me. I'll sell all my shares so you can do your short.
I still believe.
It's not over until it's over.
I only just listened to the recording of the conference call.
Chris sounded calm and confident however, I'm just not sure whether to buy or sell.
I've already written off the money I invested into Sirius Minerals. So, now my dilemma is to hope that the Sirius Minerals team can pull some magic out of the bag or sell now to buy myself a Synology media server.......