Tertiary Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[nw99] 24/4/2015 08:00

Yes Zak makes the bull case here

[philfromfrance] 23/4/2015 22:22

edjge - your GP could perhaps prescribe something for the 'premature' bit but even my figure had to be hit twice to have a reasonable bounce - up 30% at one time!!
Too soon to tell as it could just be manoeuvring to sell off the funding shares but if we see any sustained rise over 4p, think it will be the sign that common sense is slowly returning & perhaps there is word of some news flow in the pipeline - which is what is needed to get back to the 6 - 8p levels!!!

[edjge2] 23/4/2015 18:52

phil just might have been. My 4 was too early!

[tyranosaurus] 07/4/2015 13:21

6 - 8p would suit me fine.
I would sell all I have and never look back at TYM.

[philfromfrance] 02/4/2015 09:21

Could we have found the bottom yesterday at 2.65, with the sale of the 600k of shares & this morning's bounce on strong buying back over 3p?
If we could get meaningful plans from the Board & updates on Sweden & Nevada, then it could turn round quickly & bounce back to the 6 - 8p levels!!
Looks like a no brainer from these sort of levels!!!!!!!

[plasticdazza] 31/3/2015 20:01

I loved the prospects here but sold out a couple of months ago, two reasons, I cannot see how they are going to finance any project and second is the size of the market for Fluorspar.

Good luck holders, I like the cost controls but I'm afraid the lack of any gamble on any project shows in the share price

[tyranosaurus] 31/3/2015 17:49

I`ve totally lost all faith in this share.
They have never sold any minerals in their entire existence.
They never seem to get any project to a stage where they can actually mine for minerals.
Directors seem to be using TYM as a vehicle to satisfy their own ends.

I will not be buying any more of these even if they sink to 1p.

[nigthepig] 31/3/2015 16:54

Oh well, a relatively small placing at a pretty low price. This is desperately low at the moment. But one never knows, it can move fairly rapidly - but in which direction!!!!

[tyranosaurus] 31/3/2015 13:22

No matter how low it is - it can still go even lower.
Where are all the bargain hunters snapping these up at under 3p.

[the888account] 31/3/2015 13:19

Real decline here - bit of a pity since I loaded up a good chunk in the 5's in the expectation of boom and bust around nevada.

Whole AIM market is a bag of spanners these days and this lot are just so under the radar its unreal - no volume bleeding to death.

Needs news, PR, volume, everything.

Amazed its this low mind. Whats the market cap now ? £3m?

[tonynaylor] 30/3/2015 16:14

All time low! Come on PC give us some good news

[plasticdazza] 18/3/2015 19:46

The biggest problem is the product, the market ain't big enough....simple.

[daveperry] 18/3/2015 19:30

PC still getting his meal ticket, waiting to see the day something gets mined. Hate to think how many years of trotting out the same old, same old.

[benchmark] 18/3/2015 08:57

tyranosaurus - in my opinion I believe that the only thing that will halt and reverse the slide in the share price will be firm news of some corporate activity - JV or a major taking an equity stake in Tertiary. Personally, I wouldn't mind if my sharedolding was diluted 1:2 if the share price headed north

[tyranosaurus] 17/3/2015 13:17

When is this upcoming scoping study on the MB project due ?

Need something to stop this share price going under 3p.

[benchmark] 17/3/2015 10:29

Can TYM go as low as SRES!!!

[nigthepig] 17/3/2015 09:57

Down, down and further down. I must admit, about a year ago I never imagined we would see these prices again. But then I usually get it wrong!!

[heyho2] 13/3/2015 16:42

Tertiary Minerals (LON:TYM) is becoming a strategic player in a strategic mineral, says broker share price Angel, which today began covering the share with a 'buy' recommendation.Analyst Simon Beardsmore says Tertiary is a rare example of a publicly traded, fluorspar focussed investment vehicle."Tertiary Minerals is building a portfolio of fluorspar exploration and development projects in politically and economically stable western consumer countries which currently have limited local supply," Beardsmore said in a note."Fluorspar is considered a strategically important mineral by both the US and European authorities because of its key role in the steel and aluminium industries and concerns regarding Chinese dominance of supply."Beardsmore highlights that Tertiary's Storuman project, in Sweden, is now well advanced and permits could be granted for the project this year, followed by production in 2017/18.Storuman alone more than justifies the current market price, he says, but it is the MB project in Nevada which could be the real earner for Tertiary. And, according to Beardsmore, an upcoming scoping study should provide the first real insight into the project's value.With a price target of 10.6p the broker implies some 210% upside to Tertiary's current price of 3.4p."Our valuation indicates that Tertiary Minerals is trading at less than half its underlying value and that a modest increase in fluorspar prices would see this discount widen significantly," the analyst added.

[philfromfrance] 09/3/2015 09:07

New lows for us shareholders, so i expect management will now award themselves more options - if they wake up from their cat naps & the old peoples home wifi has not gone down!!!!! GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!

[philfromfrance] 27/2/2015 20:03

Thought investing in AIM was exciting until i invested here!!
Some say we have a room full of boring old farts running the Company & if you look at the board photo, think personally that is being unkind to farts!!! lol

[aim_trader] 27/2/2015 10:21

LAST NIGHT'S PROACTIVE INVESTORS PRESENTATION HERE:

[the888account] 20/2/2015 10:05

Just not sure that an action group will get far! What would it be based on !?

Just a typical AIM, low volume, mash up is this.

Sitting it out untill something propels it bonkers high as usual.
Not really fussed on the volatility personally, not on an AIM punt anyway :)

Back to sleep....

May set a public limit order for 10p...see if I can tempt the MMs to shake it about.

[lexus880] 17/2/2015 15:24

Has anyone been paid out by FSCS for claims against City Equities Ltd yet.