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I don't think Donald Trump will want any lockdowns in America because the US election is in November.

When escalating cases in countries like Brazil or Russia stockmarkets don't seem to bother. But USA is the focal point of the world, so with their coronavirus numbers rising to record highs I think the markets will start to take a hit.

I hope I'm wrong because like everybody I'm losing money.

Last week Apple re-closed some of their US stores and the US stock market fell on this news.

So can you imagine how it would react if US states started going back into lockdown?

The Ftse usually follows the US stock market, so the escalating US coronavirus crisis is worrying.

Lastly, yesterday I saw experts saying maybe UK had eased lockdown too soon with still 1000 new UK cases a day. Florida alone had over 6000 new cases yesterday and cases are rocketing to record highs in many US states.

So I definitely think stockmarkets will be driven the out of control American coronavirus crisis. Remember in March, April there were lockdowns in America, now nothing. So the US coronavirus cases and deaths could go crazy.

Bluelight, I agree. I feel soon the markets will be driven by the escalating American coronavirus crisis.

I believe yesterday America had a record high number of coronavirus cases with over 38,000, plus they had over 800 new deaths. Trump is ignoring this, playing the numbers down. There is now no lockdown in America so the cases and deaths will only get greater.

Trump is a freakshow, day after day the media will be all over the out of control USA coronavirus crisis. I can only see the USA airline stocks plummeting further, the USA stock market will eventually plummet and the ftse will follow.

I'm sorry about being negative everybody. On a bright note it is a nice hot day outside today.

That should read record high coronavirus daily numbers.

My feeling is hold off.

I believe in America 29 USA states have reached record coronavirus daily cases numbers. The figures are usually recorded lower around the weekend. So I wouldn't be surprised if later this week USA record daily coronavirus numbers.

Now would that affect the US stock market? I don't know. But if it did the ftse usually follows the USA stock market. So because of that I'd keep an eye on those surging American numbers.

Error in last post. Should have put £30,000 (not £35,000).

Quick glance at rns:

(1) £210,000 fundraise.
(2) £25,000 to get 50% stake in Weirs drove development ltd.
(3) At a later date Weirs drove will sell the other 50% of their company to RGM for £35,000.

So to sum up the owners of Weirs Drove developments want to offload all their company to RGM for £55,000.

You certainly did comment to that tweet. You said:. "RRR intends to IPO RRAL and is comparing it to Fosterville South".

You also added additional comment in your latest post.
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By the way now I'm not filtered may I ask you something. Do Red Rock Resources pay you to promote them?

I didn't even type "helpful" in my last post. It should have said "They could maybe get some excited but again it would just be a meaningless tweet"

So RRR (or Bell) tweet "Is RRAL IPO-ready yet? Not quite"
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A meaningless tweet trying to sucker investors to buy. Low class companies like RRR know they can say anything on twitter. RRR could maybe tweet "Is RRR a £100 million market cap yet? Not quite". They could maybe get some excited but again it would be helpful just a meaningless tweet.

I loathe these crooked company bosses who try to sucker in naive investors. Year after year these conmen dupe naive investors in parting with their money. Most realise these crooked conmen should be spending hard time in prison.

Yes I agree. I'm sure RMI management will not be pleased with RGM.

Let's be honest RGM have nothing to offer RMI. It's the majority owners at Mambare who have the expertise and would do the Mambare exploration. So maybe the large RMI shareholders (Sinom group) should be contacting them.

RRR do a placing in June. So in a few months time when the year end results are released, PIs will see that at Red Rock's year end (June 30th) they had a bit of money. But RRR hadn't been careful with money they had just done a June placing. So very deceiving.

In the past I've seen RRR pay for something but they hold off paying it until the first days of Red Rock's new financial year (July). So in the final results it may say RRR had money at end of June but it will probably be all gone at the beginning of July. So all trickery.

I doubt we will. But i can remember once upon a time RRR use to have many after hour Friday night placings.

Or Maybe Monday?

https://www.investegate.co.uk/regency-mines-plc/rns/exploration-update/200609131445239063I/

14 years later and still only 3% of Mambare has been explored. Yes over the years it's been one of the favourite ramp angles from the many RGM rampers but there has been very little progress over all these years.

I can remember in two different periods when the RGM market cap hovered around £400,000 and Mambare sat happily in that Mcap. So don't believe this nonsense that this present £1 million RGM market cap is undervalued because it's definitely not.

Lastly I'm not a twitter member but I see lots of desperate rampers today. I see one well known pumper saying if RGM doesn't soon reach 2p he'll eat his own ****tail sausage. Well I very much doubt it'll reach 2p. So it looks like he'll soon be a d*ckless pumper who'll no doubt be suffering with a bad neck and back.

Last post. Bad calculations on my part. Today's share price may actually be around 4000 times smaller than the 1.7p share price when Scott Kaintz joined RGM in 2011.

Yet the likes of Scott Kaintz like to make out RGM are an exciting fresh new company who are just starting out. In reality they are a shocking company who should have been delisted years ago.

Looking at old news releases,. Scott Kaintz has been at RGM since November 2011. In December 2011 RGM did a placing at 1.7p. Since then RGM have done a 1-20 share consolidation + another 1-100 share consolidation: so combine them together and RGM have effectively done a 1-2000 share considation since the 1.7p 2011 placing. So taking the consolidations into account the RGM share price today is roughly 1000 times smaller than it was back in December 2011.

Invest in RGM and you may get lucky and get a spike. But RGM is a bad bad company with lots of bad directors. To me it is inevitable this share price will drift lower and lower until the next share consolidation happens.

PS:. No I am not being downbeat because I'm trying to buy in lower. I'm just saying this is a garbage company with useless money grabbing directors.

this photo of food would sum up RGM:

https://mobile.twitter.com/ratemyplatenow/status/1267546186459885569

hasn't worked in the RRR office for almost 2 months now. It absolutely vital this lockdown eases so he can return to the RRR office, put his feet up on his desk, so he use his twitter on the RRR company computer.

I can guarantee this twitter user won't be buying into RRR tomorrow:. https://mobile.twitter.com/Phillipfoto/status/1264854572205576192

I think a better link here: https://mobile.twitter.com/ABell2019/status/1264841080685690881