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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Argos Resources Limited | ARG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.35 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.35 | 0.35 |
| Industry Sector |
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| OIL & GAS PRODUCERS |
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Posted at 09/3/2025 09:02 by geebeead On 7th November 2024, I received numbers from OPUS regarding the amount of ARG shares held by Interactive Investor (ii) and the conversion amount of JHI shares. So how come they knew for sure last year and now they are reluctant to communicate with the same transparency? When I challenged the figures, I was advised that the spreadsheed OPUS were using, had become CORRUPT (go figure!) and a revised summary was sent: See Below extract from OPUS communication{Interactive Investor Services hold 16,958,237 shares in Argos Resources, we believe Interactive Investor will receive 574,827 shares in JHI Associates.] This made it easy for me to work calculate my holding in JHI, however, there was never any mention of the "basis" of that calculation: The actual VALUE of a JHI Share. Very suspicious that they are operating with a system which can become corrupt and unverified figures were being sent out in the first place. |
Posted at 24/2/2025 20:39 by geebeead On 14th January 2021 This deal was completed:HI Associates Inc. announced that it has received CAD 0.71875 million in funding from Westmount Energy Limited January 14, 2021 Share JHI Associates Inc. announced that it has issued 287,500 common shares at a price of CAD 2.5 per share for gross proceeds of CAD 718,750 on January 15, 2021. The transaction included participation from returning investor Westmount Energy Limited (AIM:WTE). Post closing, investor holds a total of 5,651,270 shares in the company, representing approximately 7.7% stake. |
Posted at 24/2/2025 20:21 by geebeead That was Argos's price: Don't forget, OPUS were in charge of "Restructuring" & Finding an investor, so it could be any number when the deal with JHI was completed and as we know, JHI have had some activity going on since then.We will not Know the true value until the first batch of share certs are received. This value is needed to fill in the Crest Transfer form for brokers. |
Posted at 24/2/2025 09:47 by geebeead Hey C2B, Yes indeed I have 2m shares which I refused to sell and allowed it to run it's course of liquidation/restructThere is a good argument from our frustrated stand point to hold both OPUS & JHI accountable for failing to adhere to their respective Communications Policies as they have been (at Best) ambiguous and misleading for several months. I have been communicating and provided proof of my holding back in the summer of 2024 and all was open and I thought there was clarity, but unfortunately, the goalposts kept shifting. I'm puzzled that the process was not being monitored by an independent organisation to ensure Good Communication was maintained throughout. |
Posted at 21/2/2025 16:52 by geebeead Another week over & ANOTHER Disappointing Dud... JHI need to be more forthright and transparent with their new investors.. This does nor bode well for a future where "We are in this Together" |
Posted at 19/2/2025 12:24 by c2b Have received a reply from Zoe at Opus who is in process relaying the following from JHI"Please let Argos shareholders know they can reach out to us at info@jhiassociates.c |
Posted at 05/5/2022 13:14 by the count of monte_cristo The Patriotic Irishman, yes, I bought low and sold high in March, I was correct with my analysis and the end result was that I made a profit. Recently bought back in as the fundamentals look good for further share price appreciation. Isn't that what you should do, or in your case is it more about gauging success on whether someone is a long term holder?Your point is that people shouldn't buy and sell shares at a profit, if that profit is made in a relatively short period of time, if they do they are bad? Or that there is some kind of weird gentlemanly way that one should buy and sell shares. Get off your high horse. Like long term holders are some how more noble because they have held a stock longer than someone else, that's absolutely ridiculous. The long term holders also bought in to make a profit. Honestly, it seems like a lot of investors on these boards class how long one holds a stock as how successful they are. "oh but I bought in at much higher prices and have been holdings for years....so how dare you come along and make an excellent return in a few weeks when I have been holding a stock for years". People are buying ARG because it seems an obvious step for it to increase in price due to a number of positive factors. Whether they make a profit in an hour, a day or a month, I say well done to those people. Congratulate the success of being correct. |
Posted at 19/4/2022 14:03 by the count of monte_cristo If you look at telbaps post, not offence and please don't be upset, but this is why people either make money or they don't in stocks.The rise is due to the news at RKH, this news then makes investors start to consider the other two Falklands stocks, which are BOR and ARG. Of the two stocks, ARG is the cheaper and risker one. The news at RKH starts to derisk BOR and ARG, hence why people are coming in to buy the stock. Both stocks are still cheap, but funding issues do hang over ARG, but the upside here is in the 100s of %. All of the above is occurring in a world where the oil price is above 100 USD and where Europe is going to be searching for oil security away from Russia. Further adding to the refocus on stocks, such as the Falklands oil explorers. The world still needs significant new oil finds. Hope this helps. IMHO, DYOR, etc. |
Posted at 21/3/2022 12:43 by the count of monte_cristo My KRPZ was a terrible ramp, wasn't it. Lol.Keras Resources (KRS) Market Cap - 2.5m GBP Keras is a micro cap, penny stock with the potential for a large and profitable phosphate project feeding the US market who will be looking to secure local phosphate for food security. The only issue is that the project has stalled due to a disagreement with the owners. However, this should be resolved soon and once it gets resolved the market cap will look ludicrously cheap in an environment of countries now looking for commodity security amid escalating world prices. At some point, KRS's run of bad luck may end. A market cap of 10-12m would seem likely if they can resolve the differences and get the phosphate project going, that's a 400% increase on the current share price Money talks and both parties will be seeing the rocketing phosphate prices and should be smart enough to get back to business. It's extremely cheap for a reason, but worth taking a look at, one of those stocks which could double in a day, IMHO & DYOR. "Falcon Isle has a modest target of 14% of the North American market in five years". |
Posted at 18/3/2022 17:58 by toopoor I ADMIT AM AN IDOIT BECAUSE WHEN AIM WAS FORMED AND I HAD SHORTED I WOULD HAVE BEEN A BILLIONAIRE.HOW MUCH HAVE PRIVATE INVESTORS LOST ON AIM. COLLECTIVELY OVER BILLIONS OF POUNDS? READ THIS... |
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