Bluejay Mining Share Discussion Threads

[moreminer] 03/4/2018 13:26

Hello JohnVeals, Yes, the quistion seems legit.
I leave it to our Rampair to answer.
He is the genius on this board. Cheers

[johnveals] 03/4/2018 13:17

I would repeat, this is a genuine question and is not trolling.

[moreminer] 03/4/2018 13:13

Jeez, an infesting Troll attack! Where is my anti-troll spray!
Stephen, theclangers, now rayrac, who next!

[maccamcd] 03/4/2018 13:06

Happy 8th birthday Stephen!Run along to the Alba board now pls mate.Captain Fantastic is ready to start your party..

[rayrac] 03/4/2018 13:06

Market cap £206m! For what? It’s producing nothing and the net asset value is 2.6p per share!

You do the maths.

[snowyflake] 03/4/2018 13:05

Enjoy Stephen but Alba is not for me. GL.

[stephen2010] 03/4/2018 12:59

Snowflake. You need to look into ALBA's other cash generative assets, they are not a one trick pony ;) Funding will be no issue in Greenland and ALBA have the advantage of mirroring bluejay.

[theclangers] 03/4/2018 12:54

Thats nice, looks like the share price has done well climbing so high. Looks a long way down though! hope the foundations are not built on black sand

[stephen2010] 03/4/2018 12:54

Lets just allow these to play out and see where we are in 6-12 months time.
Each to his own.

[stephen2010] 03/4/2018 12:50

The truth can be a bitter pill to swallow.
I'm no troll just stating facts without wearing blinkers and rose tinted glasses that has seemingly made some of you on here delusional.

[snowyflake] 03/4/2018 12:48

the clangers - as a former investor in Sierra Rutile I firmly anticipate that profits will be greater than those generated by SRX now part of Iluka having been bought by Iluka for £250 million including debt at the end of 2016 since when rutile,zircon and ilmenite prices have increased. Production should be generated next year with profits following dependent on capital expenditure and costs of mining/extraction and any transportation costs.

stephen - I am delighted for you that you are a property magnate. As to topography I am afraid that you are wrong. What Mr Jennings conveniently and possibly deliberately did not show was the part of the area map which shows where Bluejay's Dundas beaches are. Alba's suffers from high cliffs; Bluejay's do not. Access, purity of ilmenite and the fact that the Bluejay sands are homogeneous are very important.

Even if the areas were identical pray tell me where are the Alba funds to deal with an SIA, EIA and DFS? Please do tell me.

[moreminer] 03/4/2018 12:38

wow, how to open a can of trolls!!
seems April foolsday has activated lots of them!

[theclangers] 03/4/2018 12:16

Big market cap here, when are profits expected.

[p@] 03/4/2018 10:23

Snowyflake - 26 Aug 2017 - 08:23:44 - 1551 of 2920 BlueJay. Pituffik Superstar - JAY
Shavian - Bluejay had the licence for the area acquired by Alba but as far as I am aware, having evaluated the available resource and considered the position (e.g.steep cliffs), discarded it.

I understand that Rod McIllree considers that Bluejay's shareholders have the cream and like most cats we are licking our lips.

[snowyflake] 03/4/2018 10:04

bgnhir - put a bell on your goat and do not worry.

stephen2010 may or not be richie's little bag man but there are many differences between the Bluejay concession and the Alba concession that he knows not.

For instance there is a difference in purity between the sands on each tenement, Bluejay's being superior.

He also states in post 2912 that "I hold ALBA and am accumulating as funds become available" He is certainly no Tier 1 investor unlike the several who have invested in Bluejay; rather it sounds as if he does not have a pot to p*ss in.

[stephen2010] 03/4/2018 10:01

No need to get personal.
Just stating fundemental facts.
Sometimes the truth hurts and you have to suck it up.

[bgnhlr] 03/4/2018 09:39

They could even be the same person under a different alias. Unbelievable. These tactics really get my goat. My goat is gotten.

[moreminer] 03/4/2018 09:28

so Stephen2010 is Jenning's butt boy. Have fun Stephen and bend over!

[stephen2010] 03/4/2018 09:17

Tilly99 I think you mean Bluejay will half or should indeed half based on its silly mkt cap of 205mil. ALBA will only multi bag with it's tiny market cap of 9.3mil and in view of its synergies with Blujay plus its mature oil intrests which are already producing oil, going into full term production in 2019.

Take your pick and do your own research

[moreminer] 03/4/2018 09:16

Hilarious, April fools day is long gone.
Someone better inform Jennings that only 1 April is fools day.
MM

[stephen2010] 03/4/2018 09:09

Tilly99 - 03 Apr 2018 - 07:27:37 - 2905 of 2911Steven is ramping Alba on every stock bb
He is desperate to sell as he knows they are miles too high 
Be careful of Alba as Steven is a HUGE seller..the stock could halve

Blujay 205mil mkt cap v ALBA 9.3mil mkt cap

Alba has a greenland licence of similar size and quality as Blujay which values Blujay at a rediculous 205mil also ALBA has large interets in the Weald oil basin inshore UK, HH (the gatwick gusher) being one of them which is currently undergoing long term production flow testing (flowed at over 1,600bopd in 2015) with full time production in 2019. Oil from flow test to be sold during 2018.

ALBA massively indervalued
Bluejay massively overvalued

The delta between the two will meet.

ie ALBA will multi bag and bluejay will reverse bag.

I hold ALBA and am accumulating as funds become available. Most definately not a seller.