Amur Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[roofer2] 10/3/2022 18:24

I know investors are ramping while trading their way out of trouble, thing is time is running out when suspension RNS drops !
IMO

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[russian turnip farmer] 10/3/2022 17:07

Patience?

By the time RY gives us some good news, we'll have become accustomed to life on Mars.

[1i1i1i] 10/3/2022 11:34

Patience is all that is required here.

[roofer2] 09/3/2022 13:22

Trade with Russia will be band for many years over this Ukrainian war!
I expect an RNS for AMC project cancelled!
IMO

R2

[hubs] 09/3/2022 10:24

No AT trades today?

[roofer2] 09/3/2022 10:01

The rampers are not fooling anyone in saying it’s all back to normal !
Shame on them trading while ppl are dying!!!
IMO



R2

[induna123] 09/3/2022 08:54

It's a bizarre turn of events here for AMC. Because of the russian invasion our share price crashes 75% but because of the russian invasion the price of nickel has quadrupled in the space of 2 days.

[induna123] 09/3/2022 08:29

This war has been disasterous for Putin and he will pay heavily for it. Ukraine will take years to rebuild their country, 2 million refugess will put huge pressure on Eastern europe. EU leaders look rather weak as inflation spikes and cost of living will hit many people. Markets will return to some form of normality eventually but really there are no winners here. It's a lose/lose situation but no doubt it will be spun on both sides as a victory.

[beltd] 09/3/2022 08:12

Induna more like Putin realises this is a war he cannot win and his domestic power is massively diluted, possibly fatally now. Someone needs to create a golden bridge for Putin to cross and Xi may well step up to the plate, but domestically Putin is going to suffer now.He needs the West to accept him and trust him for his people to. Social media has blurred nationalistic borders with new generations.... Civil unrest will be a feature in dictatorship more and more over decades to come as people reject authoritarian regimes. Democracy may be getting tested, but it won't be beaten

[g2theary] 09/3/2022 08:05

Another big day here expected over 2p today :) depends how high POLY & EVR go I may add here :)))

[beltd] 09/3/2022 07:27

Best way to recoup losses is buy Irosta for 500m ;-)

[induna123] 08/3/2022 21:02

NATO can't help Ukraine so Zelenkyy realises he has to make an ugly compromise with Putin if he wants his country back.

[mold breaker] 08/3/2022 18:52

Russia-Ukraine negotiations 'much more serious than West is saying' and gaps between sides 'not great'

A fascinating report has been published in the Jerusalem Post this afternoon, which quotes sources it says were privy to a meeting three days ago between Israeli PM Naftali Bennett and Vladimir Putin.

The gist of the story is that negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are "much more serious than what the West has been saying".

It says Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been given a "final" version of Mr Putin's offer to end the crisis and - in a claim that would represent a rare glimmer of hope amid Russia's brutal attacks - "the gaps between the sides are not great" (assuming, as this correspondent is, that "great" is being used in its definition that relates to size rather than that which relates to quality).

"The real negotiations, according to the sources, are happening directly between Russia and Ukraine and are much more serious than what the West has been saying," the report claims.

"Kyiv has not shared with the West what has been going on in the negotiations since they do not want to [dampen] the worldwide sense of emergency."

The report outlined the following as the arrangement being offered to Ukraine's leader: "Zelenskyy can fortify Ukraine's independence but will have to pay a heavy price, the sources said. Assumptions are that he will be forced to give up the contested Donbas region, officially recognise the pro-Russian dissidents in Ukraine, pledge that Ukraine will not join NATO, shrink his army and declare neutrality. If he declines the proposal, the outcome may be terrible: thousands, perhaps tens of thousands of Ukrainians will die and there is a high probability that his country will completely lose its independence."

The newspaper goes on to say Mr Zelenskyy is "torn" over the offer.

It should be noted here that this report cannot be verified by Sky News, and that some will suggest information from sources close to Israel's government - which has had a close alliance with the Putin regime - may be tailored to support their own agenda.

However, if there does turn out to be any substance to claims that a deal is "difficult" but not "impossible", this could clearly be of huge significance.

[mold breaker] 08/3/2022 18:36

2p tomorrow!

[mold breaker] 08/3/2022 18:35

President Volodymyr Zelensky said he is no longer pressing for NATO membership for Ukraine, a delicate issue that was one of Russia's stated reasons for invading its pro-Western neighbor.

In another apparent nod aimed at placating Moscow, Zelensky said he is open to "compromise" on the status of two breakaway pro-Russian territories that President Vladimir Putin recognized as independent just before unleashing the invasion on February 24.

"I have cooled down regarding this question a long time ago after we understood that ... NATO is not prepared to accept Ukraine," Zelensky said in an interview aired Monday night on ABC News.

"The alliance is afraid of controversial things, and confrontation with Russia," the president added.

Referring to NATO membership, Zelensky said through an interpreter that he does not want to be president of a "country which is begging something on its knees."

Russia has said it does not want neighboring Ukraine to join NATO, the transatlantic alliance created at the start of the Cold War to protect Europe from the Soviet Union.

In more recent years the alliance has expanded further and further east to take in former Soviet bloc countries, infuriating the Kremlin.

Russia sees NATO enlargement as a threat, as it does the military posture of these new Western allies on its doorstep.

Shortly before he shocked the world by ordering the invasion of Ukraine, Putin recognized as independent two separatist pro-Russian "republics" in eastern Ukraine -- Donetsk and Lugansk -- that have been at war with Kyiv since 2014.

Putin now wants Ukraine, too, to recognize them as sovereign and independent.

When ABC asked him about this Russian demand, Zelensky said he was open to dialogue.

"I'm talking about security guarantees," he said. He said these two regions "have not been recognized by anyone but Russia, these pseudo republics. But we can discuss and find the compromise on how these territories will live on."

"What is important to me is how the people in those territories are going to live who want to be part of Ukraine, who in Ukraine will say that they want to have them in," Zelensky said.

"So the question is more difficult than simply acknowledging them," the president said.

"This is another ultimatum and we are not prepared for ultimatums. What needs to be done is for President Putin to start talking, start the dialogue instead of living in the informational bubble without oxygen."

[beltd] 08/3/2022 18:09

China Considers Buying Stakes in Russian Energy, Commodity Firms https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-08/china-considers-buying-stakes-in-russian-energy-commodity-firms

[beltd] 08/3/2022 18:06

Beijing is in talks with its state-owned firms ? including China National Petroleum, Sinopoec and China Minmetals ? over any opportunities to buy or increase stakes in Russian companies or assets, Bloomberg reports

[induna123] 08/3/2022 15:19

Kun-manie is now a prized asset. Worth £100m? Not a chance. Today it's just literally doubled in value. This bidder better hurry up.