Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
"Discussion, shared experience with fellow shareholders.
You know, kind of what it’s here for."
You only want discussion with people with their hands caught in the same monkey-trap as you, you mean.
This board is *not* just for people who have the same religious faith in a penny stock.
"At least I am the one posting on the board of a share I own,"
And what do you hope you'll get out of that? Comfort from other people stuck in the same trap? Do you think you can *think* the share price up if you believe hard enough?
"Nope he cannot and won't. There won't be a consolidation either."
Then you're absolutely screwed, because a placing *will* be needed soon, and no fool is going to buy a placing that values the company stock higher than it's current market value.
"Psychological analysis: He's got real problems mate. Seeths at the thought of others making money over him and has such a high opinion of himself he cant even keep a relationship."
I'm happily married. I can also assure you I have no reason to be bitter about somebody making money on this dog of a share.. it's *still* trading below what I sold at. You really are fighting a losing battle.
If I was scared of new investors making money, I’d just buy back in at this lower price, but I don’t think there’s any realistic chance of that because the company is run by people with a long track record of failure and the money is running out.
I think you need to accept that the person running on wishful thinking here isn’t me. It’s you.
I’m not buying back in at any price. This share has been below what I sold at for a considerable chunk of the last few months. Zero interest from me. I just want to warn newcomers away from getting suckered by a completely underperforming board with a long track record of failure.
The reason is just trades that havent shown up yet. Nobody working at a market maker has time to execute complex conspiracies to rig the price of a company worth a bit less than the average investment banker’s London flat.
TYM has a market cap of 2.36 million. Somebody who invested a year ago is over 18% down. If they invested 5 years ago they're almost 60% down. If they invested right at the beginning in 1999, they are 98.5% down.
Icebank you are a completely deluded individual if you're using TYM as a great example of PC's negotiating ability. The only thing he has negotiated for TYM is a salary that SRES investors are paying for.
PC gave reasurrances that made people feel warm and fuzzy many times in the past, and never delivered. People left the last AGM feeling warm and fuzzy about the negotiations which evaporated a few months later. People invested in this share are following a carrot dangled on a stick. It's never coming.
Most of you know this but just cannot stand the idea of selling at a loss. I understand that, but be very careful; you could easily find yourself holding stock worth 0 one day. Not everything comes good if you just wait long enough.