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Uggy - If you don't like the duo if you don't like UJO who do you like and wouldn't it be better for us all if you pulled out and went elsewhere.
No way they have too much to lose and the FCA is incapable of policing or enforcement of existing rules other when large numbers of naive punters put their life savings into a scam and even then any investigation takes years and while they do the scam funds have been drained. They never respond to any well documented complaint anyway. At least if they were forced by law to respond to such complaints would be a start but will never do that as too many vested interests in not doing anything. FCA is a complete joke as far as the retail investor is concerned and nothing will change
think I might have heard that theory before somewhere SO
Perhaps I should 've put my dosh in FCM but reality is still 'jam tomorrow' for them too.
Thanks for that Novy
and with more seasonable cold weather on the way should do well for sentiment.
I went into my local superstore yesterday and asked if they take cryptocurrency and the checkout assistnt looked at me as though I was mad. Tell me when everyone is using it then I'll get off my horse and cart Djingle. Seems to me that no matter what people will believe anything they want to anyway. I believe in gold, you believe in crapto.
dootoot if its so great why is it going tits up? Trouble is the average punter doesn't understand what it really is as you so obviously do except at the moment it is a complete liability, not the Ponzi scheme it is in reality
This is all related to the slow realisation that if you can't touch and feel it then it really doesn't exist. Its the same with card transactions. People are returning to cash because they know what they have and how much they have to spend. No doubt the Chinese and Indians will invest more in gold in the medium term because 'they know what they have got' when fiat and crypto are devalued. Thats aside from inflation. If you can touch it and feel it then its real. This whole cyber culture is on the way down even to the extente that I see less people walking around looking at their stupid screens. Relationships in cyberspace are unreal, as is the guy who phones you up and tries to persuade you that your 'unreal' bank account has been compromised. We are entering a new era of Mistrust, the New New and gold price will inevitably strengthen irrespective of falls in the 'mighty' US dollar. This may all sound trite and naive but fundamental truths will out and nobody trusts anything anymore in this modern crazy world that has been created for us by high tech. This world will be shown as just a glorified Ponzi scheme, dependent on confidence. I just hope that AIM is not to be one of the casulties.
mu st have confidence, a significant holding in the company now
What I don't understand is why all those bleating about DB and thd company despite the cash flow situation and prospects are still in this share? Either they aren't or they just come on here to wind each other up.
Apologies Rosso wrong board but I am in POW as well and this is the way it goes Just be assured that we have a financial structure that allows us to carry out exporation at minimal risk.
Well sell up rossoo and stop moaning. I don't know of any oily and I have been in and out of them for very many years as well as working in the industry that doesn't promise jam tomorrow, its part of investing in minnows
Give me the real thing any day at least with gold you have something substantial
lethope - but who can be trusted? Maybe the opinions would be different if a circular came from Pershing to us withh their 'plans' which seem to me to sell it off and get rich quick via bonuses etc. But who knows.
40.6gm/ per ton, now we are talking these numbers surely must kick this languishing share price up.
This to me is a cynical attempt to takeover without paying much, sell the company on and make a quick (million) bucks. This board need a kick up the backside and maybe this will do the trick assuming they survive.
Promises promises that's a summation of AIM companies.. Sometimes they come off sometimes they don't does anyone really know what the new board would look like and their track record? I openly admit this was a punt and a speculation on my part, the rest of my portfolio I know inside out but have done only a little bit of research but not enough to know very much. Are this new outfit trustworthy and do they have form? At first look it seems to me a bunch of chancers hopiing to take over the company with minimal costs to themselves. ??
Certainly not overstating the remarkable assays. These ares good by any standardss
Now make us an offer for W.Newton that no-one can refuse