Yh baby. Like a coiled spring this. |
 Great trend in Aura hey!
Timely reminder
Angus Energy 0.90p
Positives
• Equipment should be arriving on site Nov 21 – Feb 22 proving this isn’t hot air!
• Permitting and Approvals expected early December 2021
• First time in 2 years a Project is about to become a reality early 2022
• Huge rise in Gas Prices (300-400%): 51% stake in onshore Saltfleeby Gas Asset
• 52% recent upgrade to NPV10 from a revised CPR of Gas Asset now £25.5m (£9m market cap)
• £12m fully funded for Saltfleeby
• Sidetrack to Gas Project Planning Permission in place to try and double output
• £1.4m Convertible Loan Note holdings extended deadline to April 2023 for final payment!
• 2x Director Buys of 1m each mid 2021
• £8m potential funding with Aleph and Associates for a valid Geothermal play
• 165m Warrants of £2.1m at 1.36p average potentially available
• 26m Employee Options at 1.5p but fully vesting at 2p too
Negatives
• A group of Locals persistently fester on UK Share Forums to stop any buying momentum, the success in market cap makes it harder to stop any of their projects dead in its tracks!
• A substantial undercurrent set of Short Sellers who seem to be betting against delivery and pre-gas price rally; now hurting and desperate to close out their positions – towards First Gas Q1-Q2 2022. Their short positions could create a dramatic squeeze to 2p alone IMO.
• Legacy Oil Assets and failed projects knocked share price and confidence of Long Term Holders
• Geothermal Progress Seems Slow
• Delays seem to bother some impatient traders but Aleph have stumped £12m loan!
Share Price Predictions?
• Harmonics showing 2-3.5p target?
• Management believes 3.5p per share is Fair Value vs. 0.90p share price
GLA WTFDIK DYOR |
The clue is in the RNS, "entitlement", lol |
Needs to hit at least 18p to be at the same price as the ASX closing price. The Aussies are more knowledgeable with the resource stocks. |
AURA closed up 17.2% on the ASX to 0.34 AUD (Approximately 18.3p).
The highest closing price since AURA started trading again on the ASX. |
Taking off on the ASX now. |
Rick Rule discussing financing for uranium stocks, plus much more.
AURA currently up 7% on the ASX to 0.31 AUD (16.7p) |
Decent week, probably get some news next week |
Up a further 7% on the ASX today to 0.30 AUD (16.2p) |
Look at what the oil price shock of the 70's did to the price of uranium. Study history because it repeats itself. |
AURA currently up 18.75% on the ASX to 0.285 AUD (Approximately 15.3p) |
emhaigh1 - quite a rude post, I'll reply in a similar fashion. I find it humourous how people will idiotically call people 'rampers' or 'derampers' when they share information for 'free' which they spend hours researching. Yet these same idiots are happy to discuss and pay people to help them with their investments because they wear a tie and work for a large institution:) Or they are willing to pay to buy magazines and newspapers to read articles, which of course are certainly not ramping anything, because they are written by knowledgeable people:)
I have no idea who Levs is, plus I don't care whether it is or is not a problem for you.
Nobody wanted uranium the last 6 years because the price has done nothing, now it has started to show signs of life again and people are waking up to the fact that nobody has been investing in exploration and that the old supply and demand scenario is starting to kick in. |
Investor webinar on Monday should help with news flow here. |
Uranium price explosion is just the beginning; “You ain’t seen nothing yet” says Rick Rule
Sep 11, 2021: |
Market has taken a bit of profit, probably hoping for something a bit more exciting in terms of the offtake but what they have done is sound. They are for sure discussing further options with other parties, as they RNS states. I think once the management explain things in the webinar next week we might see interest come back in again. A lot of news is due this quarter across all of the projects.
-- The current Offtake Agreement with Curzon is for up to 15% of proposed production, with the ability for Aura Energy to undertake further offtake finance agreements. |
Muppet has arrived, I have you on filter. You have zero imagination and just spend your days on ADVFN annoying people, what a loser. |
So all that hype for nothing |
Slide 6 shows just how undervalued AURA is and the potential upside from here when assessed against the market caps of its peers. |
www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/73567/red-back-acquisition-makes-kinross-worlds-fourth-largest-gold-producer-7317.html
Everything coming together nicely. I am also excited about the gold exploration, this has kind of been missed by the market due to the focus on the uranium asset. Note that Kinross bought Red Back Mining back in 2010 for 7 billion USD, that's billion with a 'B'. They primarily wanted to get hold of the massive Tasiast Gold Mine. There are very few places left in the world which offer such exciting discovery plays as the sand covered greenstone belt of Mauritania. |
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