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so far we can't even hit 3.0 properly (asking price), let alone zero. The quality of posts has gone down with the SP.

"She's a credible source"
we'll find that out by the end of tomorrow

notice that it did not come from an official media account or published in a newspaper, it's hard to believe that some private tweet caused panic to be honest and I don't expect a reaction from CINE, there are certain standards. This stock would remain highly volatile until 22nd or further RNS and that tweet was nothing more than a catalyst.

@Reppyrr do you expect Mooky's reaction on every tweet out there? Do me a favour.

@JohnnyCoder, not quite 2p to 6p but took a quick trade 2.5 to 4.6. Looking for a 2.8 entry (or lower if lucky) tomorrow, just what the doctor prescribed... target 5~6, we'll see how it goes. :)

waiting for 2.8 ~ 3p top up before 22nd to then hold for a while

@Tornadotony, the outcome for peruvians doesn't look good but for a mining company it remains high risk, problems with permit extensions, heavily depending on the government that cannot make up its mind so it becomes very unpredictable. Sooner or later they would have to exit Peru.

It's all in the report. Current mcap is roughly 830m, from the top of my head something like 1 year revenue + current assets add up to that amount? I believe severe recession is factored in as the business is massively undervalued! Importing products has gone "through the roof" because of problems with logistics and difficulties on the energy market.

nah, that's normal. You expect some retrace after a spike. It wouldn't be surprising if we see red on Monday and a proper tree shake before the results!

Hi Sotolo, I guess they use gold equivalent ounces because it's simpler to divide the revenue by gold price at certain time intervals. What is the end-product actually, is it gold ore or processed, smelted gold?

I can see it going all the way to 40p (historic lows) before bouncing back to 200. Hopefully, things improve here because it's getting painful to watch.

good then, let them sell! This will be my opportunity to get some cheap shares.

haha, there was no delay in posting paper losses :)

My quick trade worked, last Thursday I posted 2.50 entry, just sold at 4.62. If it gets back to 2p I'm buying a lot more! Still have my main holding. :)

Polaris, Jangho, GS caused the SP to slip from 20p to 12p and further down from 8p to 2p in the matter of minutes with the fuel thrown on fire by WSJ. The SP is crawling up slowly without news because the selling pressure is not as high as it was last week. The risk of buying at 2-2.5p was not as high as many wanted you to believe, posting "get out while you can".

The debt increased due to the acquisition of Marley, that's totally normal. You need to borrow money to expand the business. The group is profitable at least so far that's why recession is factored in and now the stock is simply drifting with the market. The SP is down from 850 to 320 in just 1 year, that's a massive drop.

you need enough cash to survive a recession and MSLH is a solid business. Some sort of a massive recession is already factored in the SP. I can see it going as low as 200-250 if recession fears last.

Jangho. Maybe this explains why the SP was as low as 1.85.

https://www.ft.com/content/d73682bf-a7fc-446e-a2e3-a503fdf56bd0
So what has been incorrectly reported by Cineworld? It looks like putting shares from one pocket to the other, no big deal.

Hello @AJones, Global City Holdings is Mooky & Co. so you wouldn't expect them to head for the exit. According to the list large investors own ~80% of stock but it's funny that over the last few weeks the volume traded exceeded the total volume of shares. Here, one has to subtract LTHs, maybe 5%, meaning that the remaining ~10-15% kept changing hands at a loss driving the SP down. 15% is roughly 180m shares which @2p equates to £3.6m.