RE: SP14 Jul 2022 22:10
I fully expected the tipping point to have come and gone by now but I don't think the current sp malaise is as perplexing as folk might think.
There is, of course, the world economic downturn and no-one knows where it will end. The risk of the Ukrainian conflict spreading is real. Talk of China flexing its military muscle is worrying. Inflation is running out of control in major economies and governments don't seem to be getting to grip with this or energy costs or general cost of living. There is no good news out there and I guess that most folk with money to burn are thinking twice or thrice about putting their money into a company with a poor track track record, run by someone who has a questionable reputation and which operates in a risky country like Zimbabwe.
Today's assay results were very good but the majority were "re-stated" and therein lies one of the major things holding the sp back. The market doesn't believe that GR will deliver. Not only do results need to be re-stated but it seems to be taking an age to have them re-stated (at least 6 months?). The RUS and DFS are delayed too.
As I said a few months ago, GR should just come clean - his credibility would go up if he gave us a timescale for the assay results, the RUS and the DFS and, if he can't he should be candid about why.
I've got some sympathy for GR now - at one time, he couldn't do anything right and now he's doing a whole load right and the sp is still drifting!