Regency Mines Share Discussion Threads

[torp] 08/9/2019 13:54

Boiler room style ramping underway on LSE

Can only mean placing incoming for me but believe what you will


DYOR

[atino] 07/9/2019 14:00

(Similar to Trump’s situation)...had Andrew ran 2 SUCCESSFUL companies making shareholders happy - then confidence grow throughout...and no problems going all “politicalR21; 😤....


But “this man” has not achieved those heights...yet he is trying to break new barriers, by seeking pastures new !

[kemche] 04/9/2019 19:02

From Bellend, the new candidate for Bucks:

“A Scottish novelist once wrote that we can best pay our debt to the past by putting the future in debt to ourselves."

And what a debt!

As he has done with every single one of companies. You couldn't make it up.

God help the Brexit Party!

[edward hopper] 03/9/2019 22:05

RGM have only issued £300k in shares in the last 18 months yet they are million underwater so yes a very big dilution coming up soon is needed if they want to remain a going concern,

Those buying today will almost certainly find themselves 50% down over night very soon.

[torp] 03/9/2019 21:41

The inevitable P&D merchants have arrived it seems.

Was always going to happen.

I'm not personally fooled one iota by their rhetoric but each to their own.
Anyone who has followed RRR or RGM for any reasonable length of time has seen countless crews of pump merchants come and go, very often arriving before dilutive placings.

A (imho) failed AIM tiddler like this isn't going to get that amount of confetti shares away without lots of jam tomorrow pumping imho.

If there is a placing incoming (and I have no idea if one is or not) then I would expect that the clowns pumping this are participating. We'll just have to wait and see whats coming down the line. Perhaps my suspicions are wrong . . . .

Then again, after seeing the rinse repeat cycle for the past 7 years I think my chances are pretty good personally

DYOR

[kemche] 03/9/2019 14:01

Extremely, very, really strong buy.
Buy.

[bambos22] 03/9/2019 13:24

Strong buy

[the_debt_collector] 03/9/2019 12:11

No-one is interested in bitter longs trashing these bulletin boards - clearly they thought RGM had value when the company was worth £5m+ but got caught out by the sector downturn.

Prospective buyers need to consider the £1m market value compared to the assets and importantly new board members intentions.

There are many examples of 'dog stocks' that have multi bagged - silencing the long standing bashing trolls in a flash.

[kemche] 03/9/2019 10:11

They do not have money to buy a spade!

[space_dust] 03/9/2019 09:04

With nickel above $17000 RGM's Mambare nickel project has value way beyond their current sub £1m market cap.

They also talk about shipping ore, a low cost revenue option.

No smoke without fire - this could easily two or three bag in price.

[kemche] 03/9/2019 08:43

There is only one thing to know and that is a fundraising.

[backmarker] 03/9/2019 01:20

2 days of suddenly increased trading.

somebodies think they know something.

[kemche] 02/9/2019 19:06

Quelle surprise!

[torp] 02/9/2019 18:16

Gosh, surely couldn't possibly be placing incoming could it !!!

Same old

[no pah king] 02/9/2019 13:30

maybe merely a p&d?

[the_debt_collector] 02/9/2019 11:53

Strong volume (compared to recent times) this morning and a rising share price - some news must be due - is a deal being cooked ??

It will break some peoples hearts if anyone buying recently makes significant money out of RGM.

[torp] 23/8/2019 10:40

Spacedust: "Nothing from Auntie Ettie (assuming it is Bell) either??"

It's clearly not Bell imho but rather someone who for a long time has delighted in fooling people into thinking it is him.

Spacedust: "Note another seeming basket case EUZ having issued 6 billion shares at .15p in March now trades at .75p,"

Hardly merit worthy when the share has already previously lost so much of its value. It's always seems somewhat desperate to me when people stretch to citing other companies in order to try and generate interest in a flagging share that they are stuck in.

With RGM and RRR Bell has issued literally billions and billions of shares and at discount and that dilution and the heavy expenditure on Admin and other expenses has imho resulted in the SPs being devastated.

Note that BOTH companies have already had their nominal share values lowered from 0.1p to 0.01p and both companies have had share consolidations done. Despite this the SP's have still continued to decline. Again, those 7 year charts simply do not lie.

There's absolutely no question in my mind that the large holders have to eject the current BOD from position and completely out of the company for anything significant to happen. The trust in that BOD for both RRR and RGM is completely shot for me personally and their Modus Operandi of constantly raising cash from dilutive placings or from CLNs and frittering £millions away on Admin expenses is simply untennable now. These are for me just lifestyle companies for the personal enrichment of the BOD.

Remember too that this BOD held a GM earlier this year to request authority to issue up to 2 BILLION shares here and that authority was granted. That's a big share issuing authority. Can't imagine that anyone wants to hang around for that kind of confetti to fall which is doubtless why this share is now stagnant. Each to their own though as always. DYOR.

[noirua] 22/8/2019 17:06

Just popped by to see how matters are going. Hopefully at its lowest now and I hope the company recovers for those holding stock. Many want to see investors lose everything but just maybe nickel will be the saviour here - hope so, and good luck.

[space_dust] 22/8/2019 13:59

Dead as a do-do here.

I see Paul Johnson is still semi promoting RGM due to it's Nickel project.

All quiet on the LSE bulletin board, Stephen Pearce (16% holder) has remained silent for some time.

Nothing from Auntie Ettie (assuming it is Bell) either??

Note another seeming basket case EUZ having issued 6 billion shares at .15p in March now trades at .75p, a four bagger.

RGM need a deal (or two) to get the market interested.

[the_debt_collector] 05/8/2019 13:55

Torp

I would expect you to suggest the above, clearly you have an axe to grind, however the matter is not about wiping out shareholders 'over a considerable number of years' but how and at what price any funding may be attained.

I suggest that both Paul Johnson and Andrew Pearce (combined 20% holders) will be insiders on the matter and subsequently will not want to be diluted into oblivion given their circa £1.5m investment to date, now worth around one tenth of that. They will want to recover some (or all) of that money.

Let us see, this could be worth a punt, chance takers propagate AIM and the current £1m m/cap here offers room for upside.