African Potash Share Discussion Threads

[europa79] 27/4/2016 08:47

They should of been more cautious at the start of their funding plan. Then, become more optimistic once a deal was finalised. Instead, investors like myself invested on hope on what was said and the misleading RNS's.
I feel very let down.

[pokettens] 27/4/2016 08:40

Suspension is becoming a real possibility here now Imo.

[pegasus59] 26/4/2016 23:50

Maybe you should check companies house a bit more

[pegasus59] 26/4/2016 23:49

Waseem did he get British nationality in return?

[pegasus59] 26/4/2016 23:48

I thought I was waverider!!!!

Simon Dorling and Elias Pungong re-elected

Why if LAC DINGA is a non starter

I said well done to the shorters and I wonder if the compliment will be returned.

I won't hold my breath

[andypop1] 26/4/2016 23:46

And the other four shareholders are? Is it not a little worrying that what was the largest shareholder sold his 3000 shares just as IGS was on the brink of something special?
Any views on the proposed share buy back being voted on at the BNR general meeting?
Didn't think so!
You really don't understand what IGS has developed, or you do and are deliberately misleading the punters.

[pokettens] 26/4/2016 23:35

You make as much sense as cc and waverider69 put together. Going by current affairs Afpo looks like it's going on ccs history list of dissolved companies. Who would want it its got nothing to offer. It's basically a shell.

[pegasus59] 26/4/2016 23:31

"Initially, the portfolio will be concentrated but as the Company grows and develops, the Directors intend that within five years from the date of adoption of this investing policy, no investment should account for more than 20 per cent of the total value of the portfolio. Any transaction constituting a reverse takeover under the AIM Rules for Companies, will require shareholder approval."

[pegasus59] 26/4/2016 23:27

IGS end of financial year 2015 £250k profit and £700k assets and that's pre igsXplore

[pegasus59] 26/4/2016 23:22

3 shareholders in IGS hold 56% of the company and will take it public

[pegasus59] 26/4/2016 23:14

Articles of Association changed at the same time

This is being lined up for a Reverse takeover


"IGS has a busy order book extending several years into the future and a strategy of growth and diversification. Once the extractives sector moves out of the current recession, the Blenheim directors believe that it will require exactly the types of services, data and technologies which IGS has been developing."

[pokettens] 26/4/2016 22:49

Wave you've got a cheek to accuse others of using 2 accounts.To say the bad news has cleared is very premature, naive and misleading. Even if they renew lac ding a licence then what?Where's the money to mine it? No point having a driving licence if you can't buy a car, afford tax and mot, maintain it and buy fuel. Get real lac ding a is a white elephant. Stop trying to pull the wool over everyone's eyes this share is going one way and that's down down deeper and down. Wonder when that placings coming. Can't be long now?

[andypop1] 26/4/2016 22:46

Pegasus,
You really haven't got a clue have you? You do know what stage lac dinga is at don't you? You must also know what IGS have developed, mustn't you?
I asked some time ago about the other owners of IGS and you came back with some carp about the middle East, you do know who sold out to BNR don't you?does that not concern you?
Bed now, I hope you didn't top up to soon.

[pegasus59] 26/4/2016 22:12

As for exploration I'm sure AFPO would get mates rates when it came to testing igsXplore.

If this is such a scam and CC is a "liar" who should be "jailed" it wouldn't look very good for Peter Hain to be associated with criminal behaviour.Why would all the directors put themselves forward for re-election when they had the chance to get out.What was said in Marrakesh for CC to have 30 mins on "lac dinga update" and the "vision for fertiliser in Africa"?

I ain't going nowhere and I suppose I should really thank you, Tim and the gang for giving me the op to top up at levels I didn't think I would see.They have taken the hit to get rid of the windmill deal :) and cleared out from the "partial delivery" deal and now have a clean slate to start dealing directly with Mauritius.

I don't scare easily

[pegasus59] 26/4/2016 22:02

AFPO mysteriously get a contract through Beryl with Windmill whose major export supplier is no less than YARA.YARA buy Greenbelt(present in Zambia Sept 2015) CC is photographed at the Kynoch(also present in Zambia sept 2015)stand in marrakesh.AFPO now linked to Nyiombo in Zambia.Yara didn't mind AFPO signing a deal with Windmill?

AFPO take a holding in Blenheim who take a 27.1% holding in IGS.Blenheim now see the time is perfect to get back into agriculture(plantations) as well and sneak in at the bottom of the last update "RTO"

Rather than sell any of my holdings I have in fact increased it in both AFPO and BNR

I have sat out several stocks that have gone the same way as AFPO and BNR and not regretted it.I said from the very start I was in for the long term.

Why do you not post as Wshak1 and instead post under a 2nd account.

[andypop1] 26/4/2016 21:46

Pegasus,
If you are now relying on the renewal of an exploration licence, note the word exploration, for a rise from these elevated levels then there is absolutely no hope given you and wave (or you, work it out) were and are the biggest rampers of this share.
Don't forget AFPO are fronting this for COMESA, lmao.
Night.

[andypop1] 26/4/2016 21:27

And never any mention of the 0.552p and 0.9p warrants/options that were never exercised during that ramping, odd that?

[andypop1] 26/4/2016 21:21

This is a travesty for all those trapped in at this level who can't now afford to take the hit yet deep down they all probably realise it is unlikely to go up anytime soon. Despite the massive sell off on Friday, there wasn't even a significant bounce on Monday.
I think this has once again highlighted both the risk and reward of investing in aim companies in the nine short months since August. It has also shown how these unregulated podcasts give companies a media platform to promote their companies at the expense of the poor PI's out there, in my opinion the last two have now backfired on CC and AFPO as he didn't come across as if he even believed the nonsense he was spouting did he? Even if he did looking at the share price today the market certainly didn't.
I won't even bother to discuss Twitter and how much pain the usual suspects have caused, where's Nick Pester, the turnip, these days?
How's AFPO’s 0.8p investment in BNR doing? Nice work if you can get it.
Where's Wave when you need him?
Good luck.

[pegasus59] 26/4/2016 21:17

The gang have done well to get the share price here but be careful not to be too greedy as the Lac dinga licence might bite you when its least expected.

[pokettens] 26/4/2016 20:40

And all the ramping regarding the may warrants. Laughable isn't it?

[pokettens] 26/4/2016 19:47

Next stop 0.2p

[pegasus59] 26/4/2016 17:50

At last something that you think is a possibility pokettens

"It's a miracle"

I like the water into wine one best(bible)not aware of other denominations miracles though.

Keep the faith as those religiously focused would say

[markten33] 26/4/2016 17:41

Here's a 10 bagger in the makingBODdyorUp 130 per cent in April

[pokettens] 26/4/2016 16:21

This is finished now. Only a miracle will save this