Asiamet Resources Share Discussion Threads

[mrpiggy] 23/11/2017 10:59

That's to encourage selling Impvesta,No prizes for guessing why!There will be a lot of sellers kicking their own asses come the end of January when they see where the share price is. It's all good for the share price though, investors sell out then new ones come on board :@)

[impvesta] 23/11/2017 10:46

"Mrpiggy23 Nov '17 - 10:29 - 9881 of 9882 0 0
MM’s dropping share price on minuscule volume today, they must be getting desperate for your shares!"

They've dropped the bid from 10.5 at market open to 10.0 now but the offer price has remained at 11.0 throughout the morning so far. The spread is now a massive 9.5%.

[dog tyred] 23/11/2017 10:36

Well they're not having mine !!

Be strong people.

DT

[mrpiggy] 23/11/2017 10:29

MM's dropping share price on minuscule volume today, they must be getting desperate for your shares!

[barneycosmo] 23/11/2017 08:04

Just topped up 18,850 at 10.88p

[knobbly] 23/11/2017 07:56

HB.

I've had a business trip next week to Istanbul/Ankera cancelled, so have applied for a ticket. I hear Steve Hughes, Peter Bird, and Tony Manini will be there.

[horneblower] 23/11/2017 07:48

When and where, Mr R?

[mr roper] 23/11/2017 07:03

Asiamet in London next week. Anyone going along?

[the manini] 23/11/2017 00:34

Cyberbub, check out HMI. Already got sales. Only 128 million shares in issue with just a £16M market cap. Funds raised recently. Just waiting on a permanent licence that will see sales take off coz their product has serious advantages over their competitors. Huge potential upside. No advice intended, pls dyor.

[2lb] 23/11/2017 00:03

I don't like SAV at all , some decent other shouts above though

[snickerdog] 22/11/2017 23:08

Mid-Low quality HG although might have changed

[highly geared] 22/11/2017 22:50

SAV is worth a look, copper in Oman ( awaiting final approvals:), drilling up a Lithium resource in Portugal + a monster THM JV with Rio in Mozambique. CEO has skin in the game.

[zaphod99] 22/11/2017 22:50

Cyberhub - since you asked, check out Phoenix Global Mining (PGM).

Primarily copper but several other metals including gold, silver, zinc and tungsten.

For phase 1, open pit oxide mine, they’re sitting on around $1billion of metals. Current market cap less than £11m.

For phase 2, underground sulphide mine the potential is believed to be enormous and the drilling to prove up the numbers has already started.

They also recently acquired 2 cobalt sites. Cobalt will also benefit from the global electric vehicle revolution.

Based in the ultra-safe and extremely mining-friendly state of Idaho in US.
Unlikely to be any issues acquiring the various permits and licences etc.

Perhaps one to consider to hold alongside ARS.

Check out their website:



Any questions, please ask over on the PGM board.

[horneblower] 22/11/2017 22:46

cyberbub,
I like Kennedy Ventures (KENV), a tantalite miner in Namibia which produces v high quality tantalum for US manufacturers of electronic components such as capacitors.
MCap = £13M. Good management. Should quadruple from current 5.5p in next 12 months imo.

[gary1966] 22/11/2017 22:37

Cyberbub,

Different to ARS as already producing but take a look at GFM. Cheap as chips presently.

[charles clore] 22/11/2017 22:16

I am ready with the dry powder. A dip tomorrow morning and I'm adding

[ayesha4] 22/11/2017 22:09

There really isnt anything better than ARS and HZM. ZIOC too - ignore bullet ant ok the thread.

[cyberbub] 22/11/2017 22:03

Just out of interest, anyone got any ideas for other promising small-scale miners, much less than ARS's cap, but also at an inflection point? (Apart from HZM which I'm looking into). Thanks for any tips, don't worry I will DMOR...

[adorling] 22/11/2017 15:53

I think we will see some further news tomorrow....

[ayesha4] 22/11/2017 15:10

Took another 50k. Stretched elsewhere otherwise would be more.

[markth126] 22/11/2017 11:16

Thank you, it certainly sounds an exciting prospect as we head into 2018

[knobbly] 22/11/2017 10:56

markth126... 'You ain't seen nothing yet'
[Welcome aboard!]

[knobbly] 22/11/2017 10:55

bobby1904... They are simply taking profits. Nothing wrong with that.
Also keeps the necessary liquidity in the market.