Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Igas is only down 40 odd percent in the last month, Ibug. :S
Hopefully it's a yes yes cynders and we get a blow up worthy of Krakatoa. Gla
Yes ninetails you're right - any sharp rise will of course result in profit taking, as it does with any stock. I think the question is - is there any news that could come up soon or an RNS that would make a rise sustainable.
thanks Ibug - haha some of those comments offer entertaining reading. I wouldn't expect anything less from the islanders of course.
Is anyone expecting this to be passed tomorrow? I've seen a couple of comments from LTH's saying that it's a long shot. Is that the general consensus? Gla
If anyone is unsure - InvesterInvester's post was in his opinion. Laughed my head off reading it. Gla
@Mirasol “what assets are these”?
If you do not believe they have any assets at all, Mirosal, or are not invested then what the fudge are you doing here? I see your participation as utterly pointless, unless you were stupid enough to buy at 11p - I say stupid as in that scenario you would have been buying shares something like 100 x higher in relation to “assets” you believe to be non existent. We will see what happens going forward in a context where increased demand for energy resource is more prevalent than ever. This is regardless of current asset size - current assets do not indicate future assets based on exploration opportunities and production improvements. As previously stated, both exploration and production opportunities have easier sign off in a world where demand has exponentially increased.
Ref: to the comment "UKOG only produce X amount compared to BP" - well obviously they do - you don't need to be a rocket scientist to work that one out. But what BP have (which also UKOG don't have unless they raise) is cash to call upon to exploit / better utilise assets that they take over. And so the progress made under new ownership with money would be like comparing chalk and cheese.
*If* someone were to take over UKOG then the current board would relinquish their authority and would be removed = that's what happens when companies are taken over. The current stakeholders are no longer in charge and it's an exiting process hence "takeover". And judging by most peoples comments, this board would be removed faster than you could say quidditch.
I'm not sure what any of this has got to do with the price of tea in china, but it's entertaining. I'm all about this next RNS drop and Tuesday decision.
Jesus, wait until the Doomsday crew get a hold of this - expect four paragraphs minimum, chapter and verse. Looking forward to reading more pointless waffle than was in my geography dissertation.
Reckon there is an RNS coming on HH or Loxley soon to go in parallel with pending decision on IOW.
I get the impression folk are awaiting news with bated breath. The calm before the storm. Gla.
Hahahaha - what happens if it goes another 20% over tomorrow / Monday? Are the Doomsday Swingers going to have a fit?
As they say in Pripyat - good luck comrades.
Thanks Skwizz, appreciated and I cannot disagree - pretty realistic judgment there. Would provide some good excitement at the very least. Isn't Loxley decision overdue?! :S
Yes you are right mate, that is the very nature of AIM. Keeps life interesting as far as I'm concerned.
As they say on Call of Duty - Cynder is very much "back in the AO" (Area of Operations).
Interested to take peoples thoughts on whether this will run again prior to Tuesday re: Isle of Wight. Or if people believe the main catalysts are RNS' on either Loxley or Turkey. Gla.
I imagine you experience difficulties with telling the truth. That I know gets you through life.
Thanks for the biopic, I'm sure hollywood will be in touch.
If that is your attitude K-Swiss then Ozzy might be correct that you were not quite telling the truth about your investment size. Someone with your risk mitigation attitude wouldn't be putting 60k in this stock - they would much more likely be in something like Microsoft.