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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Cic Gold Grp | LSE:CICG | London | Ordinary Share | SC0665AHDJ29 | ORD NPV (DI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1.425 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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20/5/2018 18:51 | Can’t see anything say significant profit in that statement. Are you lying again? | goulding1215 | |
19/5/2018 21:02 | "Wait & see", oh dear, after years of disappointment, all we have is "wait & see"?!! Pathetic really, as the only thing i now want to see is Stewpid in jail (for more than 1 day) - can`t he even travel to Luxembourg now, without risking arrest? | enfranglais | |
17/5/2018 15:09 | As you say, GENISES, all you can do is "wait and see" since you can't trade the shares. As the following link shows CICR/CICC has made "SIGNIFICANT PROFIT" before, which turned out to be illusory. They never materialised. A Fairy Tale in fact. Perhaps macnai doesn't know CICR/CICC's past history? "A leopard doesn't change it's spots" | papillon | |
17/5/2018 13:55 | Case of wait and see. Substantial profit in what...... | genises | |
17/5/2018 00:04 | If you want to know what kind of company you have invested in, macnai, read this link from over 4 years ago. I particularly liked this piece of fantasy ....... "Mr Bromley’s company, CIC Capital, owns 27 mines chiefly in South Africa and China dealing in materials including iron ore and gold. He employs around 28,300 people and regularly travels abroad, but he said Durham holds a special significance for him." LOL. LOL. Now you know the provenance of the company you invested your hard earned savings in, macnai. 27 mines and 28,300 employees! Yet despite all those mines and employees only circa a month previously to the date of that article CICC was down to it's last circa £40k of cash and had to resort to "death spiral" financing to survive. Fanatasy can be a very profitable business to be engaged in! LOL. LOL. | papillon | |
16/5/2018 21:22 | Barsofgold - Stewpid`s "partner in crime", has a great record of running companies (just like his partner in crime) - NOT!!!!!!!! Status update — November 21, 2017 Credit Mongol's final loans with Kiva have ended or been defaulted, and this partnership is now closed. For the last 23 months, Kiva has been working with Credit Mongol to try to recover the remaining amount due to Kiva lenders. In April 2016, Kiva and Credit Mongol agreed upon a payment plan; however, to date Kiva has received only a fraction of the payment commitments made in this plan. In January 2017, the partner, specifically the main shareholder and CEO Barsbold Ulambayar, completely stopped responding to all of Kiva’s attempts to communicate. It has recently come to Kiva’s attention that Credit Mongol is involved in a number of lawsuits with multiple debtors laying claim to its assets. After consulting with an external debt collector, Kiva’s present assessment is that this Field Partner is unwilling and unable to make further payments, and thus Kiva has settled out the remaining balance received to date to all lenders on a pro-rata basis and has defaulted the remaining $490,026.40 in outstanding. If Kiva is able to recover any additional funds from Credit Mongol, they will be applied to lenders' accounts on a pro-rata basis. Is it default, or another case of FRAUD? | enfranglais | |
16/5/2018 21:20 | SIGNIFICANT PROFIT SIGNIFICANT PROFIT SIGNIFICANT PROFIT SIGNIFICANT PROFITSIGNIFICANT PROFITSIGNIFICANT PROFITSIGNIFICANT PROFITSIGNIFICANT PROFITSIGNIFICANT PROFITSIGNIFICANT PROFITSIGNIFICANT PROFIT | macnai | |
16/5/2018 21:17 | Just thought I would be kind to you kangaroo's over here and post this info just in from Stuart. At 3:42pm EST I sent this email to Stuart....... Hi Stuart, When do you expect to list CIC Capital Fund? Kind Regards........macna At 3:51pm EST I received this email from Stuart........... Macnai, I can tell you that there are three moving parts. CIC Capital Limited is path finding its way through EU listing and its very complex with many new regulations impacting on time lines Since CIC Gold is also a Seychelles entity it will follow behind CIC Capital. CIC Fund is a re-admission into Canada and depends a lot on when regulators have completed their reviews. So I am not going to say much about time lines just that we have the very best legal, accounting and other regulatory advisors and take things very carefully. Finally CIC Capital audited accounts will be posted within 3 to 4 weeks and there is a significant profit. Kind Regards Stuart | macnai | |
16/5/2018 20:39 | It`s all SO SO STEWPID!!!!!!!!! | enfranglais | |
16/5/2018 13:46 | whatever happened to the following, ih_158036? Or this? Or these? We know what happened to this proposed deal. It died a death!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wise up ih_158036 and smell the coffee!!!! | papillon | |
15/5/2018 17:46 | Papillon Are you blind or just stupid? From CIC Gold's web site....... "CIC Gold owns 80% of Gobi Minerals which owns 100% of the mineral lease Altan Tobchi located in the highly prospective Southern Gobi, Mongolia. The area contains some of the worlds leading Gold, Copper, and Molybdenum deposits." | ih_158036 | |
15/5/2018 13:18 | We are all just about disenfranchised Pants, which was ever the case with Stewpid`s pile o muck!!!!!!!!! Without money changing hands (we are reliably informed Stewpid is used to this type of arrangement), it is hard to see any sane or unbribable regulator letting anything to do with either Stewpid or Barsofgold list - unless it was a ship of course!! | enfranglais | |
15/5/2018 11:44 | Stewie is a reference to "family guy" which is almost as amusing as these companies..both are pretty "cicc" I`ll bet hardly anyone bothered to vote last week...maybe frangled did..as a loyal supportive shareholder. :) | sparty1 | |
10/5/2018 10:59 | Too true, TD. It sounds like he is desperate to get back that money he invested in CICC. Perhaps it's the bulk of his remaining lifes savings after losing on so many other shares? Unfortunately Aymesco1 appears to be the original mug punter; forever chasing dreams of making his fortune. Forever losing his, no doubt, hard earned money gambling on very risky, speculative, AIM shares, some of which, such as MTV, are no more than scams designed to part mug punters from their money to the benefit of the BoD & dodgy share promoters. Aymesco1 seems unable to learn from past mistakes. | papillon |
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