The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
It's all in the RNS, now that I have the weight of owning any EQT shares removed, it's a big relief. Fortunately I topped up when they were .0033, so I clawed back some of the 6p losses. Take a peek at RBD, they'll make you some money and are cheap at the moment.
As I said in the post that your team have managed to have removed, there is enough hot air around here to make it feel like a boiler room. Pump all day and try to discredit anyone that makes the effort to interrupt.
I seriously doubt that EQT will pass any due diligence check as major projects require major finance. They are still issuing shares like confetti, it's a question of time before the next batch is issued.
The end game for these schemes is you the shareholder having a lot of these shares worth very little.
Wonder how long this post will live.
They look ready to run dirt. Can't be long to the big day.
The ORM price has taken off in Dublin, but difficult to see why, small volume and no news. The spread is over 50%.
https://www.davy.ie/markets-and-share-prices/iseq/detail?ric=ORM.I
It should be clear to anyone here more than three months, that this board is now packed with ten or so individuals with an agenda. Gone is free speech as anyone not posting positive sentiment is attacked.
I've reduced my holding and would warn any prospective buyers to take a modest stake as this is VERY high risk.
Yes, the market is waking up to it, finally. The march to 10 has begun in earnest, flying through the 3s.
Would be more than impressed should the FCA react that quickly to a complaint, as their remit seems to suggest a two day reply to raised issues. Still no news from Madden on what has taken place and where EQT are going with all of this.
4c on the ask now in Dublin.
Good decision, this board has a cloud hanging over it, the number look outstanding.
Oaktree stand to make over a billion over the life of the mine, they know how to make money, why would they give that away? Ormonde is the managing agent of the Barruecopardo mine and are paid an annual fee by Oaktree to manage the mine. Last time I checked Steve Nichol was an Ormonde employee, managing the mine's development. http://ormondemining.com/projects/barruecopardo. As you throw one fantasy after another without any factual reference, you cannot be taken seriously.
You can dwell in the past and watch this opportunity pass you by. Why on earth would either Oaktree or Ormonde be interested in giving away their prize at the 11th hour. The mine's deployment has been accelerated due to the tungsten price increase. Which has seen the numbers required for profit. The downside is an oversupply, which most metal experts do not anticipate http://wresources.co.uk/tungsten-overview.
It's time to load up before the wider community pick up on what a great investment Ormonde is at these levels. Under a year to go now to production.