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That reads horrible! 😂

Sorry I can't. He no longer leaves his location on when he travels.

Though Pumpky made a good point the other day:

"Why is AB in Drc today? Long weekend with friends?Lol"

I'm sure Bell said in the past that they don't have meetings with governmental officials at the weekends.

So maybe it was little more than a photo opportunity, where he takes that "no guns" photo and now he's back home in London.

It matters little if they are Lundy's clients or friends because be it RRR projects or lending RRR money they seem to be entangled in every part of the company Red Rock Resources.

Of course if there main way of making money with Red Rock these days is through lending RRR money at high interest, then RRR shares price will not be overly important to them.

I guess that could explain why 'Helpful' still ferociously defends Andrew Bell no matter how low this share price seems to fall.

And of course Helpful did make a post the other week saying that Andrew Bell is going nowhere because he is apparently vital to Red Rock's future success.

I also suspect one of 'Helpful's' other clients is big RRR shareholder John Bolitho because in the past he has been in other companies with 'Helpful'.

Here is an extract from the 4th July 2024 RNS:

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/RRR/share-subscription-total-voting-rights-1sagppzaz93jcnt.html

Company Chairman Andrew Bell states: "A shareholder and lender to Red Rock has converted £182,328.79 debt into shares which he has confirmed to us he intends to hold in his ISA account for the long term. He has also indicated his support in respect of his remaining lending. We appreciate his longstanding support for the Company and its prospects."

Admission to Trading on AIM and Total Voting Rights

Application is being made for 405,175,088 Shares to be admitted to trading on AIM, the admission of which it is expected on or around 10 July 2024."

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Holding RNS on 10 July mentioning John Bolitho:

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/RRR/holdings-in-company-69fdcqv33frtn81.html

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A day before that 4 July RNS, the 3 July RNS issued 75 million shares for a £33,750 of debt owed to a "service provider".

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/RRR/issue-of-equity-total-voting-rights-o1c4weh378wee6b.html

I wonder who the "service provider" was. Bolitho? Lundy?

Was it you Stephen?

On the Red Rock website under "major shareholders" in the small print it says of Charles Topham:

"According to a TR-1 notification as at 10 June 2021, Charles Richard Topham, via HSBC Global Custody Nominee (UK) Ltd, held 204,147,627 ordinary shares in the Company, representing 16.78% of the Company’s then issued share capital. Based on the Company’s current issued share capital (as at 1 May 2025) the 204,147,627 ordinary shares represent 3.06% of the Company’s current issued share capital"

Website of Red Rock: https://www.rrrplc.com/investors/shareholder-information/major-shareholders/

10 June 2021 Charles Topham holding RNS: https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/RRR/holdings-in-company-1dls1tmf4jjv1ob.html

The RRR share chart says that 10 June 2021 the RRR share price was 0.87p. So Charles Topham's 204,147,627 were worth around £1.8 million.

The last mention of Charles Topham in a RRR RNS is the 7 August 2023 RNS: https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/RRR/convertible-loan-notes-extension-conversion-tvr-iv050mexboeozdd.html

At the bottom of that CLN extension RNS it again state that Charles Topham holds 204,147,627 RRR shares. Incidentally that date 7 August 2023 is also when 'Helpful' made that post saying the CLN holders could have demanded the CLN money and caused RRR to default.

Charles Topham is highly likely to be one of 'Helpful's clients that he talks about. Here is Topham and Lundy both appearing on a 2019 RGM holding RNS:

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/RGM/holdings-in-company-cs3tctflcm9fkdh.html

Now we know a shareholder doesn't have to do a TR1 holding RNS if the company dilutes there shareholding.

Charles Topham 204,147,627 Red Rock shareholding would now be worth around £80,000. In 2021 his 204,147,627 Red Rock shareholding was worth around £1.8 million.

Topham had no problem informing the market when he was accumulating RRR shares.

So does anybody seriously believe Topham sat there and did nothing like a inactive pumpkin and watched his £1.8 million in RRR shares dwindle down to there present day worth of £80,000?

I forgot to post this last night. It's an old repost and I think I enlarged the letters in 'helpful's' post.

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Helpful 7 August 2023:

"Banbury, how do you manage to get everything so wrong all the time?

So I am simultaneously seeking to ramp the share price and manipulating it for a lower share price? Weren't you and Dukey the ones telling me that the CLN holders were in a bind and had no good way out? I told you that the CLN owners were in a good position and there was no problem.

If we hadn't agreed to rollover AND INSTEAD DEMANDED REPAYMENT, RRR WOULD HAVE HAD TO DECLARE IT WAS IN DEFAULT.

RRR had no headroom to issue new shares, it would have to call a GM to authorise the issue of new shares and it would then have to do a placing to get the funds. In the meantime, we could have issued a statutory demand and seized the assets within the time period required to secure the necessary authority. Any placing would be at a much lower price than 0.2p or the 30 day VWAP. You and any other shareholders should be thanking us."

It's amazing that in the month of August 2022 when Bell had returned from the supposed DRC arbitration, the Red Rock share price was up to 0.65p. So around fifteen multiples of today's share price.

So those who bought in around that time: patience will not be rewarded.

It never is for ordinary shareholders at Red Rock.

The RRR chart says 5 years ago the RRR price was around 0.25p and a few months later in January 2021 it had briefly risen to around 1.20p. So I guess it depends whether he and his clients banked any profits around that time.

Helpful 6th April 2023:

"Yep. Shortly we should have:

production from ALR - circa $400k pm to RRR

The DRC cash - $7.5mil

Elephant listed - $2mil

Maybe Macalder flipped - $3mil

A bit further on

NBGC/RRAL listed maybe - $4mil

Soma has been getting all excited in the last few days. Maybe they will look to restart production at El Limon or even just processing.

Once that cash starts coming in things will look a lot different.

DYOR"

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Helpful 15 Nov 2023:

"Speccy, all the way along it has been: there are no licences, the licences belong to someone else, ALR will never sell anything, ALR will never produce anything, they have no stockpiles, no one will want to deal with them, there is nothing in the licences, they will never export, ALR/RRR has no money and can't do anything, where are the diggers, where are the staff and so on.

Well the only thing left is payment post sale in China. 3% Spodumene is on its way to China. For the idiot trolls, the way it works in China is that the offtaker makes payment, turns up a the warehouse with proof of payment and takes the material.

DYOR"

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Helpful 30th August 2023:

"Dukey, you are correct. AIM listed companies only need to RNS stuff that is "material": borrowing £200k is not "material".

RRR borrowing £200k or whatever it is, is much better than doing a fund raise at a stupid discount. I have lent RRR monies in the past when they have been stuck for cash and then been repaid in due course; repaid late of course."

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Price: 0.45

No Opinion

Helpful 3 Dec 2019:

"Duke, I have no regard for your opinion and Magic is on filter.

Magic said when he first started investing in RRR & RGM that he didn't know what he was doing. Subsequent behaviour showed he was 100% correct.

I really couldn't care less about what happened before I became a shareholder. I have only ever made money out of RRR and I anticipate doing very well here: it is just taking a bit longer than anticipated this time around. I will make decent money here and I will make decent money over at RGM.

AB will not be making a fool of me or taking advantage. Me and my clients hold over 20% of the company and we hold pretty much all the CLNs. Break up value here is more than the SP.

DYOR"

With ALR, the poster Helpful told those on this thread that he and two mates held over 30% in ALR. He even said it was with his influence that RRR put together some of the RRR rubbish oversea projects. I guess "insiders influence".

I'm sure he suckered numerous investors in with his outlandish comments and he kept saying ALR was worth multiples of the RRR market cap.

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Helpful 28th March 2023:

"Zumore, yes it is none of your business and yes I have just over 10%. As I told someone else earlier today, if a bid for $20mil came in for ALR now, I want to turn it down."

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Helpful 17th June 2023:

"So people understand, i own 10.262% of ALR and with two mates just over 30% when AB refers to outside investors, it is us.

ALR, lac minerals and FASO were put together with my encouragement and undertaking that we would co-invest. We have a position in FASO too and will likely fund Cote d'ivoire now the first licence has been issued."

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Helpful 4 Jun 2023:

"And how must did you lose Dukey?

I doubt I will lose anything here. I reckon I will do very well on Elephant, ALR, Burkino Faso and RRR.

The thing with RRR is that it has lots of strands, they cost money and there are too many strands. RRR will exit from the more marginal assets in due course and concentrate on the more important assets. I expect we will hear a lot more on lithium for the rest of this year. ALR on its own is worth a high multiple of RRR's current MC.

DYOR"

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Helpful 15 Jul 2023:

"Doing their trolling and just making stuff up.

Any time RRR wants to flip it's 47% in ALR at cost, I am more than happy to take it and flip it on at a multiple. RRR has already said it has signed NDAs in respect of ALR. Why would companies sign NDAs for something that wasn't at least interesiting?

This ridiculous hatred of AB and RRR is obviously driving some of the trolls crazy.

1. All licences have pegmatites at surface

2. All licences have been sampled

3. More licences are on the way

Whichever way you cut it ALR is worth serious money and a multiple of RRR's current MC. The market is wary and just waiting on further information.

Just hold tight trolls and keep the haemorrhid cream handy.

DYOR"

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Helpful 12 Oct 2023:

"Note meeting the Chinese in Dubai is after they have had the meetings in Zim and finalised their plans. Also note he refers to partners and taskforce RRR, sounds like a lot people involved. Could it be that they have partners for each stage?

Could it be that you are wrong about ALR? Why would Chinese buyers want to meet up about ALR if as you say there is nothing there. Presumably the Chinese buyers wouldn't be interested in meeting up to talk about a few thousand tonnes of spodumene. How much supply would ALR have to indicate to get the meeting in Dubai? 1mil tonnes or more? 5mil tonnes or more?"

Dicko said in her/his last post:

"I would refer back to previous updates and the awards to RRR against VUP

$2m costs and 50% of the initial $5m received from the stage 1 sale"

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Yes both of the above were mentioned in the 6 Jan 2022 + 19 Jan 2022 Red Rock RNS's: https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/RRR/judgement-for-damages-obtained-in-drc-svd9yxlvwvk35gd.html

So that clears up the "litigation" mentioned in the latest Red Rock RNS. 👍

Hello News. 👍 I thought you had disappeared because you had got yourself banned. 😔

I know some in the past use to criticise your thorough posts but I'm sure you remember that I always defended you? I've even seen some of those former critics say that on reflection you was a very good poster.

So do not hesitate to return to the other thread and post again. 👍

Helpful says: "Speccy is Canadian: I am pretty sure that he will be upset that you think he is American or that he speaks "American".

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I think everybody has welcomed Specinvestor on this UK share forum, despite him being Canadian.

Though it was a slight letdown the other week when he asked if anybody could speak French. I was kind of hoping he might have been French-canadian in case any French DRC material needed translated.

Remember Bell did a twitter video just over a month ago when he was out in the DRC. I believe it was that video when Bell suggested it was him who had encouraged the DRC government to offer the USA access to it's minerals, in return for country security.

By the way Bell then quietly returned back to the UK with zero update about his DRC trip. So don't assume you'll get an update because of this DRC visit.

Here is Bell's 8th April twitter video:

https://x.com/ABell2019/status/1909624477022888407

Also to those RRR shareholders who lend RRR money.

When Red Rock were about to buy POWs half of the Australian licenses, one of Red Rocks RNSs said:

"We have the backing of major shareholders for our cash commitments under this transaction including the first cash payment of £250,000 due two months after Completion."

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To the RRR shareholders who lend RRR money. Surely that extract doesn't mean you have agreed that Red Rock paying POW takes higher priority over paying you?

If you did agree to that. Then you are all utter morons. 👍

Https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/RRR/asset-review-and-current-developments-1mhfvvmhi08g38y.html

Banbury you probably mean the extract from the above Aug 2022 RNS? when Bell said he was going to reluctantly accept over half the money but the negotiator from the other side either lacked authority or changed his mind.

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On another topic, not necessarily aimed at you Banbury.

Some poster once said there is simple test to whether you are invested in a good AIM company.

What I'm about to say may be slightly downbeat. 😂 Now the test is, you should imagine that the leader of that AIM company has dropped down de*d of natural causes.

Have we all done that?

Now what state is the AIM company left in?

In Red Rock's case it would be:

(1) Massive debt!

(2) Rubbish assets in often dangerous countries

(3) Licenses in countries like Australia that cost a fortune just to retain those licenses.

So Bell would have left an utter mess of a company and i'm sure it would quickly cease to exist.

I think I read in the final results RNS a big RRR shareholder has lent Red Rock over £1 million. 😂

To that big lender. Are you mad? 🥴 In your situation I would have been gifting Bell numerous health checks and making sure he gets his vitamins. I don't know what came over you to lend Bell that amount of money. 🥴

Reminder of what Red Rock chairman Andrew Bell said in his 31 January 2025 Stockbox interview. By the way he hasn't done a Stockbox interview since then.

Around 2 minutes 50 seconds Andrew Bell talked about the 22 Jan meeting:

"So we had the meeting but that just means that after a 29 months intermission, the arbitrators have taken up the matter again in order to finish it. And that is the clear objective is to finish it. So I'm staying out here to make sure that happens"

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VWPceByoPGA&pp=ygUScmVkIHJvY2sgcmVzb3VyY2Vz

In the Red Rock 29 January 2025 RNS it said:

Update on DRC

"The resumption of the arbitration by a scheduled meeting in order to conclude its work and arrange payments was held last week and briefly adjourned in case the parties wanted to take a last chance to reach agreement by themselves. The process remains on track and a priority. "

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The Red Rock 15 January RNS referred to the then forthcoming 22 January meeting as a "working meeting".

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When Andrew Bell tells investors things about the DRC situation, I always remind myself that it could a very biased optimistic view by Bell. If we ourselves were at the 22 January meeting we may have called it an "abandonment" compared to Andrew Bell's "briefly adjourned".

In that 31 January Stockbox interview he said: "the arbitrators have taken up the matter again in order to finish it".

Again that may be an optimistic view by Bell and he may be giving a rose tinted optimistic view on a downbeat situation.

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Andrew Bell has strung "the DRC money is imminent" for years.. but if the day eventually comes when he admits that a share any DRC money is unlikely to happen. And also being familiar with both Bell and Lundy, they won't leave it at that. It will be "we will now go after Glencore". And then Lundy would say something like "Good! That's what I wanted to happen. Now let's go after the big money 🤑😜".

The point is, both are not going to let you go. They will want to string you mug investors on for more years to come.

Specinvestor (17:33 post, yes i remember 'Helpful' saying the hold up with the DRC money was because the final documents were getting translated.

The interesting thing when Bell went to the DRC in June 2022, is there was never any mention beforehand in any RNS or interview that he was going out there for an arbitration. It only became an arbitration when he returned with no money.

I have posted this before but here is Bell doing a short proactive interview on 14 June 2022 and around 3 min 50 he tells the interviewer what his objectives were for this particular DRC trip, one of the objectives was to gather around a table and divvy out the $15 million: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hRJ04UI2pe0&pp=ygUdcmVkIHJvY2sgcmVzb3VyY2VzIHByb2FjdGl2ZSA%3D

I know I said yesterday no more GROK AI songs posted on this thread but before I close the twitter tab. This is a list of the GROK AI songs that nobody has seen.

If any of the below song titles take anybody's fancy. I will post the song. If not I will close the twitter tab in the morning and all the songs will be deleted.

(1) The Imminent Clowns (Bell & Lundy Song)"

(A Comedy Pop-Parody Anthem)

(2). Where’s the Update, Bell? (Hide and Seek)"

(A Comedy Pop-Parody Anthem)

(3). The Imminent Follies of Bell & Lundy"

(A Musical Theater Comedy Extravaganza)

(4). The Red Rock Revue: Bell & Lundy’s Big Flop!"

(A Musical Theater Comedy Spectacular)

(5). The Misérable Masquerade: Bell & Lundy’s Fiasco"

(A Les Misérables-Style Musical Comedy)

(6). The Misérable Feast: Bell & Porky Lundy’s Downfall"

(A Les Misérables-Style Musical Comedy)

Banbury, yes I'm sure he doesn't. That old sh*reprophets article suggested he owed that other company money and like here he supported management when ordinary shareholders did not. I've posted it tons of times. So I won't bother reposting it.

NikeAI is on my filter. It was a wise move. 👍