Subsea Resources Share Discussion Threads

[harki] 24/1/2008 14:27

8trader you can only sell 25k .wtf are you on about.your words.whats 181k got to do with me ,i have 1.78 mill @.44

[8trader] 24/1/2008 14:24

lol

All that ramping on a £700 trade, what a pro....i've never laughed so
much in ages, having to sell in 4 lots as well...all the lies just for
£30...we can have a whip round if you are skint william :-))

[harki] 24/1/2008 14:22

14 months plonker.nng news shortly .you deramped that for months ,its going to fly

[8trader] 24/1/2008 14:16

lol

It was 3 x 50k plus the 31k !

rotflmao

All that ramping for a 0.05p gain on 181k shares

LOL !!!

[8trader] 24/1/2008 14:15

Is that you selling in 50k chunks william :-))

[p3dr036] 24/1/2008 12:26

Hark, Hark, the lark!
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[harki] 24/1/2008 11:42

sell limits have doubled.getting close

[harki] 24/1/2008 11:20

corporate update dont rule out a jv.

[8trader] 24/1/2008 11:16

You are just too arrogant and a parasite, why waste my time.

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[harki] 24/1/2008 11:14

sfx 15p+ by feb

[8trader] 24/1/2008 11:11

How much have you lost people with your ramps on this harki/william47/1smart

This has fallen over 95% since you first started pumping it on this thread.

You must be well please at this record.

[harki] 24/1/2008 11:09

3p+ by the 31st jan.

[harki] 24/1/2008 10:28

we shall see.not long now and buy limits will crash and price will be multiples of current share price holders from 57p will average down as soon as funding is fixed.no brainer.

[p3dr036] 24/1/2008 10:25

in your dreams harki!

[harki] 24/1/2008 10:22

people seem to forget the good days ,this is a high risk ,high return when funding is fixed within days this will fly.

[p3dr036] 24/1/2008 10:19

A reminder from the "glory" days!!

[billie4] 24/1/2008 09:11

The survey work they hope to get starts May (I think) and it is for sulphide deposits, presumably for a marine mining company in the Pacific. At costs of over £3.5m for the last six months I find it difficult to understand how they can make any real money from it. A one ship company has to be like ctrek, an owner driver.
He is also right about the wreck info that appears to be freely available. Finding them is another matter and subsea might have been better hiring a proper survey company to look for Miranda (there is almost a book written about this wreck on a website). Most survey companies can find big wrecks now as they have to survey cable routes in deep water.

The position of Celia was known and if their recovery system is dependant on ROV's which appear to fail then it is not a good system. They had their own ROV why did they not use that. The recovery system appears flawed.

They have lost about £23m and I no longer have any faith in them and also have lost my interest if they are trying to become a survey company.

Best of luck ctrek.

[ctreksalvage] 24/1/2008 00:06

Hi Tailgunner
My crew for this season where with me last year, I dont think ive got anyone not sailing with me this season, this run out in Feb is for survey only recovery wont start till may (depends on the weather)

[tailgunner2] 23/1/2008 23:04

Here ctreksalvage........i retire next feb......im ex merchant navy....(AB)i would love to work on a salvage vessel......any jobs going?????......

[ctreksalvage] 23/1/2008 21:28

celtic mist
I do this for a living, some of the best wreck data comes from the german u-boat log books, as I said you only have to know where to look and what to look for, Rizden beazley cleared over 80 wrecks in 30 years with no Rovs, my salvage vessel(redeemer)will be out on surveys next month

[celtic_mist] 23/1/2008 20:43

Location of subsea wrecks has only been made possible with new technology. The locations are not in the public domain.

The first attempt failed due to technical problems with the French ROVs.

If SUB don't do it, somebody will, that's for sure. They get to keep 80 - 90% of whatever is salvaged.

Still think SUB were hoping to win a survey contract:)

[ctreksalvage] 23/1/2008 18:24

Jfishy
There wreck data base is not a secret, if you contact the salvage association ask about wrecks they will give you details, if you want warloss you contact Ministry of Transport, they will give you details
Its the same with Ministry of Defence (salvage section)the same with treasury solicitors,
All this information is around all you have to do is look for it, if you buy the SHIPWRECK INDEX OF THE BRITISH ISLES (RICHARD LARN) they will give you about 20,000 wrecks.
But please remember every ship wrecks cargo was insured by someone, These guys dont own these wrecks on there data base.

[jfishy] 23/1/2008 18:01

They aren't bidding for a contract.

Why pay for access to a wreck when they can follow their standard business plan of using their own wrecks from their own wreck database?