Cloudified Share Discussion Threads

[nav1000] 20/4/2016 16:28

every tom dik and harry knows that the future is asia, europe economy is in fast decline..

Indonesians need to man up and cut out the corruption.

CHL can easily get shafted here, investors need to remember that,,,

[bad robot] 20/4/2016 16:25

Tpau

Only Nonce we know, is your brother aka daddy.


Hope this helps

[frak] 20/4/2016 16:25

What does he mean.. 'Keep Calm'.. bit of an admission

[frak] 20/4/2016 16:24

sorry.. link

[frak] 20/4/2016 16:24

thx rossannan

Wish I was in this audience.. then I could stand up and shout.. "Don't do it, he'll take your money and run. The only decent business in Indonesia is selling Autopen machines!"

[tippow] 20/4/2016 16:23

That nonce Bad nobot will be buying in soon i guarantee you. Watch out for his other aliases also!

[nav1000] 20/4/2016 16:19

hxxp://jakartaglobe.beritasatu.com/business/bhp-billiton-weighs-getting-indonesian-coal/
Melbourne. BHP Billiton is considering giving up its coal stakes in Indonesia, where it recently started producing coal, amid uncertainty over Indonesian regulations and a weak outlook for coal.

"BHP Billiton is conducting a strategic review of the long-term future options for its Indonesian coal interests, IndoMet Coal, which comprises seven coal contracts of work within the provinces of Central and East Kalimantan," the global miner said in its quarterly review on Tuesday (19/04).

The company is considering a range of options for IndoMet, a BHP spokeswoman said. She declined to comment on whether the company has entered into talks with any potential buyers of its 75 percent stake in the business.

BHP last year started producing at the Haju coal mine, where it has come under fire from environmental groups, but has held off approving larger developments on its Indonesian holdings as it awaits more certainty on government regulations.

Indonesia's Adaro Energy holds the remaining 25 percent stake in IndoMet, which is estimated to hold at least 1.27 billion metric tonnes of resources.

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interested to see what price they get for the sale.

With regards to chl they have plenty of hurdles to cross yet, even though this has dragged 5 years.

[nicebut] 20/4/2016 16:16

I lkie it when he turns up...sp tends to too- sometimes!

[bad robot] 20/4/2016 16:13

Last chance to bail out above 20p, BR will not be generous tomorrow morning.


IN BR WE TRUST

[bad robot] 20/4/2016 16:09

BAXTOON is a mug, an obnoxious oxygen waster. she bullies good posters, but hey ho, not BR.


This is my house. I will whack this dog down to where it belongs. Anyone who bought yesterday and in the spike will be down -45%-50% tomorrow.


IN BR WE TRUST

[frak] 20/4/2016 16:09

Tis curious that taking Rule 42 literally (word for word) suggests the ROI have done neither of the things thank would cause it's consequences to be invoked.

i.e. If a party fails to appear or to present his case... blah blah

Keeping 'quiet' doesn't seem to be in Rule 42

[bad robot] 20/4/2016 16:08

Only an idiot will be holding this.

If CHL wants any money even they win, they will have to go a high court, and guess what they do not have 10mil.

[bad robot] 20/4/2016 16:04

"IF". LOLOL

let's hold a crashing shares based on "IF".


If I was smart and shrewd as BR.


All IF.

[bones30] 20/4/2016 16:00

I'd laugh if this got settled tomorrow. Following visit to UK. LOL.

[bad robot] 20/4/2016 15:57

The camel back is broken

[bad robot] 20/4/2016 15:57

2 weeks is a every long time on aim.


Baxter the big punisher, says she knows diddiegoon, and trust her, that she did not sell.

hahahhaa. Plank

BAxter a complete oxygen waster who's been holding from 60p

[bad robot] 20/4/2016 15:55

Run my friends

Gap to be closed to 13p

[stephen1946] 20/4/2016 15:36

Cameron has no interest in churchill or any other business, tata steel is a fine example, Sirius minerals in a depressed area is another superb example, Cameron would rather teach mongolian shepherds the beauty of hamlet and spend £27bn in foreign aid doing it than assist British companies compete in the world.

Cameron and his fraudsters are meeting similar scum throughout the EU banging the drum in support of the biggest mafia gang since Al Capone.

The Kinnock family have Dad, Mum and 3 siblings all at the EU trough gorging themselves whilst British business gets flumpence in assistance, you could'nt make it up.

[pembury] 20/4/2016 14:55

were all head to Downing St if things don't go as they should and tell Mr C to bin all these potential agreements with ROI

[bones30] 20/4/2016 14:53

Can't believe these aren't much higher. They've been a lot higher with a lot more risk, as well as a lot further to the end game.

[flyingc] 20/4/2016 14:48

nav1000 (3250)

"What do you value chl at present"

I don't. I'm only interested in where they will end up, which is nil (unlikely) or multiples of today's share price (highly likely).

I would however concede that probably won't happen fast enough to satisfy the average holding period of a typical AIM investor, and that causes issues for the share price in the short term.

So good luck to any who make a profit trading in and out - I've always accepted that provides liquidity. FWIW I think anybody buying CHL today and tucking them away until the end of the case will do very nicely.

But that's just my opinion - no advice intended and all should DYOR etc etc.

GL with your own strategy

FC

[masarap] 20/4/2016 14:45

Bones, yes that's the article. Ben Bland also has a blog and an email.