Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Beltd on the other board posted the following (hope he doesn't mind me pasting it here, as it is on a public website....):
Morning Mad, good to see you are still here. Looks like you are a bit frustrated which given this share has been a dog for a while is understandable. But you will like this I promise:So I am literally just out of a PJ at Heathrow. I was having problems with my flight from JFK last night when I bumped into some old sparring partners a bunch of Hedgies I used to work with. Over a nice malt on flight we were chatting, AMC came up.I won't divulge anymore but people are taking positions, long positions. One particular hedgie looks after a good amount of a particularly wealthy couple of brothers, name begins R, British marine. Anyway all the best luck to you and the long suffering holders. I think the tide has turned finally
More info about Nathan Resources attempt to be listed on the ASX in the Australian Financial Review.
https://www.afr.com/street-talk/boom-bust-boom-nt-iron-ore-project-pitches-rebirth-20190529-p51s9b
Australian publications today:
https://www.australianmining.com.au/news/nathan-river-strikes-deal-with-amur-glencore/
I am in Australia and the way I see it, is that the 19% is trategic, as when 20% ownership is reached in a public company, the company owning the 20% has to make its intentions clear by making a take over bid. AIMHO
When the company asks for small contributions in return for relative small amounts of shares, such as the last few raisings , rest assured, that the contributors have been well informed with a lot more detail, before they hand ot seem ver the moneys.
Yet for a billion further shares, the info we get is very limited, for 50% of our investments. Something is not adding up, so I expect more clarification from this management.
Another possible scenario, I can think of, is that they already have agreed to a deal with a party, subject to keeping it under wraps, until all is signed off. (hence the silence for months)
Whether that is positive or negative is the question.
Yes they were the times. But then we started the climb from around 9p, if I remember it well. First day it went to about 18.5p and then steady rises every day til 43p, when the party was over and the decline started as fast as the climb began.
Interesting article about BMW's projects:
https://www.carshowroom.com.au/news/bmw-reveals-details-on-i-hydrogen-next-fuel-cell-toyota-collaboration-continues/?utm_campaign=CSR+Weekly+Wrap+%28Week+206%29+-+5th+April+2020+-+Main+-+Other
Just BMW news popped up in Australian media..
https://www.electrive.com/2019/12/11/bmw-buys-540-million-euros-worth-of-lithium-in-australia/
I am in Australia and sentiment is in general share trading on our stock market very similar to the rest of the world.
They are over here trying to get this changed by an action group:
https://www.change.org/p/australian-public-stop-dishonest-practices-on-the-australian-stock-exchange-and-demand-a-royal-commission?recruiter=859502909