Amur Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[leechang] 06/4/2020 17:54

Think you'll find that everyone and everything has superior knowledge to you Mrs gofrobcunickerI just saw a flea that would have more brain capacity

[goofrob] 06/4/2020 17:53

The last few posts are pretty damning for this share....I hope people will bear them in mind....do not be influenced by the rampers imo....

[russian turnip farmer] 06/4/2020 15:11

NOTE FOR INVESTORS: AMC PUT ON "AT RISK OF FAILURE " LIST IN LAST 18 HOURS.

SUB 0.5 PENCE NEXT STOP FOR AMC SHARE PRICE BEFORE JUNE 2020

[russian turnip farmer] 06/4/2020 14:31

horrible pathetic share to be invested in, without doubt, at least the other dogs went into administration and that at least puts you out of misery. Not this dog, drip, drip, drip, bad news after bad news, year after year, month after month, week after week. Every time I've average down, It continues it's drop.
Only worth buying again sub.0070p-0050p

[ebomber] 05/4/2020 21:07

STRONG SELL - TECHNICAL BOUNCE

SUB 0.5 PENCE BEFORE JUNE 2020

[crazytowner] 05/4/2020 15:08

Take the latest feasibility study from last year, add in 2018 results, add in seperate copper concentrate, add in that the deposit has not reached its limits, increase the output..I suspect that will take the NPV to about 4 billion USD..A take over of above 25% NPV, 1 billion shares in issue, the maths isn't hard. .An absolute no brainer to buy at this price in my opinion

[nolosstillsell] 05/4/2020 14:31

I agree Nando. I would have thought Robin would want at least £5 million for his retirement pot.

[nando01] 05/4/2020 13:43

I dont know if I agree with all the doom mongers about this.
Firstly the strike price has to be reached, then the directors have to buy the options.
I dont think Robin young is going g to use £68000 of his own money to make a paltry profit by selling the company for 2p a share.
They will be looking to get the share price up as high as possible for all the years they have been in it. Also, this will likely be Robin's last opportunity to make serious money.
Think the recent RNS makes it a complete no brainer but to buy

[seaclipper] 05/4/2020 13:21

In view of the recently awarded options, those predicting a buyout of £1 or .75p would be very nice but IMOP it is not going to happen, AMC seem to me to be getting ready to do a deal and I think the price will be a shock to many, I intend to get my average down as low as possible - think about it guys ????????

[qui quaerit reperit] 03/4/2020 18:45

True Mad, just that I was a bit pi.. off with todays rns:)

[8ig8adger] 03/4/2020 17:35

Why are we all suprised. Unfortunately this is how the world works. Money goes to money. Look at UKOG. If we were all honest we want some of it too. That's why we invested in such a risky venture. We expect the rewards to be big. We all support the merry-go-round by investing in these companies.


I wonder if anything will change after Covid-19. I doubt it.

[madengland_] 03/4/2020 16:43

Brassneck Robin. RIP Paragon you were spot on buddy from day one you had his measure."The Company would like to note that 12,374,000 currently existing options with a strike price on 24.58 pence will expire on 27 July 2020."

[madengland_] 03/4/2020 16:40

Tad, with a non exec chair and a an AIM PI base, who sacks the CEO? It's like it or lump it. The governance ensures the BOD come first, their cushy relationships second and their shareholders last. Today has just witnessed the BOD printing shares so they get more at no risk, and the shareholders who have burdened the risk see their returns further diluted. That's why yanks like AIM