Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
haggismchaggis1, unfortunatly looking back in history it was yourself that only last year was riassuring everyone on the board here that the MM would keep the market capitalisation of AFC at £500 millions.... I have no problem with you but sometime in your enthusiasm you leave out certain trues.....
haggismchaggis1, i didn't think i needed a crystal ball to look back at history, and i sure hope history does not repeat itself....
haggismchaggis1, i thank you for your always very spirited support, it's really appreciated, but i have been here long enough to have my own opinion of the wizard of oz.... It was just a few years back he was boosting he could sell units if he wanted to the next day when all along he did not even have the technology.... If this to ABB sale it's the inly one he means i think the market will not like it, u know is 6 weeks still like you say but if he is been blowing more hot air again for his ego, i think there will be more pain to come before gains... Thanks for all your support
Those ABB warrents start to look expensive too...
I think AB the wizard should stop giving interviews because every time he does the sp get bombed out...
I have been here so many times in my 12 years and somehow today it feels like another of those gloomy days we had so many in the past, news out, wizard of oz interview, sp down... and the sense is that we keep pushing that can down the road, even made worse by the fact that once again we have been promised good things and it looks like there is more wait and pain to come and to stomach before getting there, i remain invested but boy o boy one needs to be a Saint to be invested here...
Spacerat, the big seller is most probably Schroeder and to understand their rationale is very easy... They got hold of a lot of shares for very little money.... Don't give a s*** about AFC and with Christmas coming they need to pay their fat cats bonuses.... Very simple logic no brainer
This ch4 dispatches documentary is shocking, and it shows this government is rotten to the core
https://www.channel4.com/programmes/how-green-is-the-government-dispatches
Fuelcellinvestor, it's simple... I know news could come in any time, and i surly hope so, but in the absence of any news the MM swing the sp up and down to make a tidy profit for themselves while they wait... my opinion is that because of the late directors dealing we won't get any news till around the 9th or 10th of November... Also 007 Bond the wizard of oz is busy at the cop26 conference showcasing his pride and joy...
Seance... Go and sleep it off.. And make sure you don't come back too... What a fecking moaner sober or ****ed...
Trick or treat.... Look at the figures below and you soon realise is all a BIG con....
Trades 1,217
Vol. Sold 1,720,081
Sold Value £935.72k
Vol. Bought 1,718,747
Bought Value £935.00k
Leave Ade the idiot to talk to the hand because the face is not listening.... and read on
BBC News - Net zero announcement: UK sets out plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-58899006
From Money Morning,
Why investors should beware of corporate waffle
Corporate jargon is an irritating fact of life. But it can also damage your investment returns, if a new study is to be believed, reports John Authers in Bloomberg.
Analysts at investment bank Nomura looked at the language used by top executives at America’s biggest listed companies (those in the Russell 1000 index) in conference calls discussing their annual and quarterly results, going back to 2014.
They used a readability tool to rate the communications for complexity (readability tools analyse aspects such as sentence length and choice of words). They found a strong correlation between clarity and returns: share prices of the stocks whose executives used the clearest language in calls far outperformed those who waffled or used lots of impenetrable jargon.
This makes logical sense. If someone can’t explain their business strategy clearly, it usually means one of two things: either they don’t know what they’re doing, or they do know what they’re doing, and they’re trying to hide it from you. Neither is a good prospect for an investor.
What’s more, the analysis backs up previous research into the relationship between corporate communications and earnings. For example, one study published in the Research in International Business and Finance journal in 2016, found that French companies that used more complex language in earnings reports also were more inclined to use debatable accounting techniques to make their results look better than they really were.
Lessons for investors
There are many examples of skilled communicators who have done well for their investors over the years.
Warren Buffett’s annual letters to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders are perhaps the most-scrutinised corporate documents in investment history. In his own shareholder letters, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos also proved highly skilled at boiling down a complex business to some key strategic points.
Here in the UK, fund manager Terry Smith is admired for his forthright views, while a large part of Simon Wolfson’s success as head of retailer Next is his commitment to explaining very clearly what the company is doing and why.
Yet you don’t need to hunt down CEOs or managers with exemplary communication skills. Here’s a simple test to carry out on your own portfolio right now.
Look at your holdings. Are you confident that you could clearly explain to another interested investor what your reasoning is for owning each fund or stock? Try to sum it up in a sentence for each one. If you can’t, then maybe it’s a sign that it shouldn’t be in there – or at the very least, that you need to do more homework.
Give it a go – I suspect you might be surprise
Never mind Extreme e, it would shamefully unprofessional if the wizard of oz would not divulge any updates on the technology going towards COP26.... already nothing has been said from 007AB about our PR departement since the position was left vacant last week.... Good technology but what a very very very poor management, today of all day one can tell more then ever when we look at other renewable technologies sp... :(
Trades 967
Vol. Sold 887,019
Sold Value £408.03k
Vol. Bought 2,323,879
Bought Value £1m
Fuelcellinvestor, it is not someone selling into the rise, as you can see there are more shares bought then sold.... this is MM MANIPULATION plain and simple...
There are now more electric cars than plug-in hybrids in the UK https://thismon.ee/a/10069147
Afc mention in this week Money Week magazine
in the article Solving the crises regarding the use of hydrogen....