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samplank: Nottingham here and Stroud to far to go thanks to our great transport network and the times of the meet,. Would be nice to have a meet somewhere along the A50 to cover east and west in the middle of England
For those who want a rise in the share price... you need to buy and buy big...if you cannot then like me you have to wait.
Do not blame the management, they can only set the company up to perform, and performance comes with time, normally years, was GGP over valued in 2020 most likely for quite a bit of the year, did the people who now moan about the share price know that, most likely not.
Take responsibility for your decisions to invest, I invested at the wrong time, in this share and I have learnt a lot, other shares I have been luckier, my responsibility, not SD's.
Just wish the people with the money to buy football clubs needed more money and invested, lets face it GGP 0.4 bill Man Utd 4 bill and needing more funds, you just have to SMILE, and get on with life.
With AIM shares you do have to be able to lose the money as they are risky, but I believe that GGP will recover and pay me more than I invested by a very good margin, but it will not be in the short term.
Summit:Sick to death of new share issuance further dilution peeves me off ..
If it does then you are invested in share that you do not understand, my advice -
either
learn about shares in AIM companies, understand capital requirements, understand that you do not have the funds to support these companies on the travels and they do not have the money in the bank to do so.
or
Go and invest in national savings
but please whenever you decide to do, do not post silly statements with no substance
Yes rereading this it makes good reading I like this Paragraph:-
Some analysts think that at that point, or possibly even before, Newcrest will make a generous bid for the company, and pull the whole show 100% in-house. But the offer would have to be pretty good, because Greatland has reached a size and scale now that it could quite easily participate in any development, especially given how low the costs are going to be as a result of the proximity of infrastructure. This is not a company that is going to be scrabbling around for funds any more.
And things have really gone on from there, just a pity the SP is not moving in the right direction, but I as a lot of others have the thing required 'Patience', that is at least 5 years of waiting, hopefully less.
I'm not disappointed in PJ the opposite, and here is why.
We have investments in 3 quoted companies, these equal over 20% of our value today.
The 4 pre IPO investments -Golden Metal Resources PLC ,First Development Resources PLC ,
New Ballarat Gold Corporation, Uranium Energy Corporation (Saskatchewan, Canada) are worth approximately 46%
WE had the last time I could establish approximately 10% of our capitalisation in cash.
Putting that all together 76% of our capitalisation is known the other 24% is in the 8 other projects, which all must be worth 3% of our capitalisation, most more.
I conclude POW shares are cheap, but if there are very few buyers then the price will float at these values or decrease until the market, sees what is there and then, hopefully there will be a rerating.
It may be 2 or 3 years but I foresee this share doing very well, time will tell.
You are naive, as you say, you should understand that any investment in an AIM stock has to be money you can afford to loose.
These stocks are gambling, real and true, you have to do your research and understand what you are doing, and from your posts you do not.
The area of the market is a very difficult one at present most down considerably since 2020, but of the shares you could invest in, Power stand a reasonable chance of delivering. Having said that you should plan for the worst (assuming not a wipe out), and hope for the best.
I define best and worst as:
The worst is that the projects that are in the portfolio are moderately successful over the next 5 years such that you get your investment back with hopefully a little gain, maybe more.
The best is that over 50% of the projects come to a positive outcome and deliver within the next 5 years and provide a return of at least two to three times your investment hopefully a larger increase.
Hopefully you will see that complaining of not report on the change of % ownership of Kalahari Key Mineral Exploration Pty Limited (KKME) a few days before an update highlights your naivety. As with your comment about going south this morning, going south should be a buying opportunity not a negative if you have understood the type of investment you are invested in.
To conclude I hope you have the staying power to reap the rewards I for one hope that JP and Power can deliver to the PI's that have had the faith to invest in what I believe is a good small company. GLA
Roger: Thing do go on behind the scenes, and you will have to learn to be patient, your negative comments do not help, if you don't like POW then do us a favour sell and find a better prospect.
if you have nothing to contribute, if you are staying - keep stum
Out of interest I monitor certain similar shares (not that any are really like others).
amc, paf, aaz, eee, cgnr, cobr, rock, alba, pow, ggp, thr, solg, gwmo
The share price of this bundle are now @ 50.3 of the price on 1/1/2020
and at @ 78.9 of the price on 1/1/2021
and at @ 78.24 of the price on 1/1/2022
This show how hard the sector is being hit by being out of favour.
ReggieT: Get a life, this Junior market is a long term affair with minor chance of wining, there is no 'show me the money' if you do not understand you should not be in POWER or AIM.
With PJ you know what is happening, with others they just seem to DILUTE, WITHOUT ANY FORM OF PROGRESS TO KEEP ALIVE AND THE SALARIES COMING IN.
Pompeyrod:
I agree lots of Junior companies in this field have one or 2 projects, I know of a company with really 1 active project, a couple of JV, proceeding slowly and about 8 others that are stalled to allow the major project to proceed.
Power with all its interests have approximately 20 splitting the outside investments into single projects the majority of them having work done to move them on
With any of these type of investment a lot fail.
I simplify this as imagining a darts board, I know the failure rates are high and success brings big rewards, but it is luck with the chances improved by the selection of the projects.
Iin the first limited project company, get 2 of the 62 spaces, about a 3% chance of success
the second due to the Jv's 3, gives a 5% chance.
With Power you get approximately 20 of the 62. a 32% chance of success on one project.
Paul Johnson does seem to have a good eye for a project with a fair chance of success, and has backed it with his own money, very important for him to be successful for his family etc, I would think.
This is my opinion and not advice to invest.