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Surely we will get some great feedback very soon from the BoD meeting, Germany DEEP trip and general update and vision from JW. I suppose it will all come in an RNS update shortly.....maybe a few hints on twitter till then.... should give the sp another kick up....hope we don't have to wait till 6th Sept for all the info. Speaking of which, the Q & A session on the 6th should also give us loads of info and feedback.
Hope DEEP on schedule.
GLA

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This has probably talked about at the time (in June), but its so long ago I barely remember it now.

Re the other project at Kapili Tepe....DSR aquisition of the KT project.....on the Deep-South Resources website, Cleggy was mentioned in their news release in June (Deep-South Resources to acquire 75% of the Kapili Tepe Copper, Nickel, Cobalt and Gold project in Turkey, will proceed with a private placement and will seek a listing in London)......

.....'Alan M. Clegg Pr. Eng PMP Pr.CPM FSAIMM, is responsible for the technical part of this press release and is the designated Qualified Person under the terms of National Instrument 43-101.

Alan M. Clegg was President & CEO of Red Crescent Minerals and was managing the exloration project and was a qualified person for Red Crescent. As such, he is responsible for the data verrification, including sampling, analytical and test data underlying the information contained in this press release. The data and information from Falconbridge reports has not been fully verified but Alan M. Clegg was able to verify the geophysical surveying data and rock chip sampling under custody at the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources of Turkey.'

How long do you think it will be for this aquisition by DSR to finalise?...because as soon as it does we are due some substantial news.

Re the Multicom and JW websites that mysteriously went offline for ages:.... as we know, the Multicom site was back up quite some time ago...but whatever happened to the JW site?...it said it would be back up soon...that was months ago!...anyone got a link...it seems to have disappeared into thin air!

Just wondering if any mention of AXM on his site.

Adrian Pocock is an ex director of IMSL. I find it all a bit confusing, I know IMSL are a sperately registered company but surely they are all part of Infrastrata now, as Infrastrata now own100% of IMSL .
Do Infrastrata own any other companies?...If not, then surely Infrastrata IS IMSL?.........Weird.
The funding to local projects was a masterstroke....locals will be right behind the project and it should also get us some brilliant press releases once money starts to reach the local organisations/groups.
Still, whoever we are, I'm sure you are correct Schlemiel....funding must be in the bag! .......and that surely calls for Peronis all around (I owe Dinerios a large Peroni already).

I think that the SP will, more likely with almost absolute certainty, hit £4.86p this coming Tuesday at 11.43 a.m. then alarmingly catapult back to 0.0037p momentarily until the market makers realise that someone has fiddled with their algorythm (please don’t try this in a public place!).

Then they will immediately overcorrect, so that the share price spikes higher than Unilever’s.

When they realise their sacond error, they will, in an orderly fashion, not to alarm the market, slowly drop the share price back to a figure they think may be appropriate, I think probably (and here, I must admit….. I’m guessing a bit) it will settle at about 81.33p, until they are all back from the pub and boost it to it’s rightful place at this stage of the game, which is 94p.

Now I’m back to absolute certainty….from there it will, for sure, steadily multibag to between 56x and 59x present value (I’m unable to be more accurate than that until I've taken my tablets) and I’m sure we are going to do very nicely indeed. In short we’re on a winner with this one!

Sorry Dinerios……I actually liked your original post…..I’m just having a senior moment….couldn’t resist it!......Go well my friend.

Seriously, will fly on news stream………..GLA!

On the Russian website was the following signed off at 4.00pm our time, 6.00pm Moscow time.

'On nominating candidates for the Supervisory Board and the Audit Commission of PJSC "Promsvyazbank"'

1. I'm surprised they are still signing off at this time of the day.
2. There was a lot of posts on this site re this bank (not sure of the full onotations).
3. Is this what they were waiting to sort out before the PM could sign off Monchetundra (because of the brothers involvement somehow)?

May explain the silence from BOD?
Could be huge news coming fast?

I hope he books a flight on that paper dart and shoots over to Australia to sort out Accudo, and while he's over there he could pick us up a couple of packets of antipodean biscuits with a few stubbies to wash em down....lol.
GLA....decent news hopefully before too long!

I thought it said his holding was 925,000....am I looking in wrong place?

Can bore us all to death if they like!

True...unfortunately, nowhere near as many as me...should I be worried?

2013!!!!

...sorry.

sorry it was 28th March!

What are all those director deal placings today....I'm a novice..please can someone explain?...Ta. (click on the trades logo and they show on there with todays date for Rosser et al.

Coincidence?......heard of John Wood PLC oil & gas sector?
Share price 770.12p revenue $10Billion+.
Excerpt from their website.... 'Wood delivers comprehensive services to support its customers across the complete lifecycle of their assets, from concept to decommissioning, across a range of energy, process and utility markets. The rich heritage of our founding organisations makes us a respected presence in global industrial markets, combining unrivalled technical knowledge and a drive for outstanding delivery. We have a powerful global network of professionals focused on delivering services, safely and cost-effectively that help our customers get the best from their assets to meet their performance goals.'
Does our CEO have any connection?
......Just floating it out there!

Thanks...I'll see if I can gt hold of a copy.

‘Keep an eye on the buying and selling of shares granted under option schemes. If the purchase price of the options is say 30p and the shares are currently 200p, the purchase would not be meaningful – who wouldn’t buy shares at such a huge discount? The key point is whether any shares are being retained by the directors. Look for net retentions with some of the proceeds of option sales being held and added to ongoing holdings’.
‘Substantial buying by non-executive directors can be indicative. For example, I was attracted to ****, when I noticed in October that a non-executive director had bought 30,000 shares at 370p, adding to his existing holding of only 20,000 shares. Just four months later **** shares have risen to 465p and still look promising…..Be alert to whether or not the directors are buying shares just to show the flag. Sometimes when companies are known to be in trouble or are contentious, a cluster of the directors buy a few shares to try to reassure the market that all is well. Some of last year’s purchases by the directors of ****, the scandal-hit ****, probably came into this category’

‘Directors’ buying is more significant than directors’ selling. A director buying shares is in effect saying that he considers the shares to be undervalued and to be a better investment than cash. He or she will also be adding to an existing holding. Selling is different – a director may feel that the shares are overvalued but equally may require the money for a valid purpose such as buying a new or larger house or meeting an unexpected tax bill. However, if a cluster of directors are selling, that is very different and whatever the excuses is a clear signal to follow their lead’.

Just a bit of bedtime reading.....some things make you think though. Meeting of full board on site......huge purchase of shares by CEO.......whole host of stakeholders....etc.

Evening all.
Just for fun and interest, please read the following general comments.....something big just might be on the cards?....Many of you will probably know all these thimgs already, but I'm fairly new to the game, so bear with me.

Here are some scribblings from various sources regarding possible indications/signposts of takeovers/aquisitions

https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2016/03/17/3-signs-a-company-is-about-to-be-acquired.aspx
‘The surest way for a company to grab an acquirer's attention is to develop a lock on a market segment that a larger rival needs. It's also key in this scenario that it would be costly and/or time consuming for the bigger competitor to duplicate this success’.
‘If management says they are "exploring financial options," it's likely corporatespeak for "We're shopping our business around to potential buyers."’

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/2932150/Research-pins-down-tell-tale-signs-for-takeover.html (edition 23 Aug 2018)
‘Boards of hostile takeover targets also hold fewer shares in the companies which makes it harder for them to fend off bids.’ (with companies that will welcome an aquisition, the reverse is probably the case and the boards would buy more shares – my comment).
‘in hostile bids the ratio of the target company's market capitalisation to its tangible assets tends to be low. Companies with market valuations far above their tangible assets are usually highly dependent on employee talent which a bidder may have trouble retaining unless the offer is recommended by the board…… In the case of a business where employee talent is fundamental to the business, ……… it is more important that any acquirer's bid is recommended…..This is less important in a … business where the assets might be the most appealing factor.’
‘Hostile takeovers are also most likely to occur 86 days after the target company has published its accounts’.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/investing/funds/11453951/Jim-Slater-This-is-the-most-reliable-sign-shares-will-rise.html (edition 22 Aug 2018)

‘Selling or buying by the chief executive and the finance director is a particularly powerful indicator. They are the two directors who are most likely to know the score…..The significance of share deals in relation to the number of shares held by a director is always relevant. A purchase of 20,000 shares by a chairman who owns more than a million shares is of no importance. However, the finance director doubling his holding of 20,000 shares is a very different kettle of fish. In a similar way, the sales director selling 20,000 shares out of a holding of 25,000 would put me on red alert…..Directors’ buying is more significant than directors’ selling. A director buying shares is in effect saying that he considers the shares to be undervalued and to be a better investment than cash’

Totally agree Cannons.
Glencore's mcap is 40+ Billion!....they could buy us out without breaking into a sweat to stop other mining companies using our technology.
Could happen in the blink of an eye!
Doesn't even have to be Glencore.....many huge mining companies out there may feel threatened anytime soon!
Have decent stake...will hold as long as necessary! IMO strong hold.... or strong buy if I had more resource.
IMO One day soon...................BOOM!.....No warning!!...trade suspended!!!....done deal!!!!

‏Well spotted Humpalumps.
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