Cloudified Share Discussion Threads

[fidra] 12/4/2016 12:40

Hope your other things work out for you dalai.

[debbiegee] 12/4/2016 12:30

Directors also still holding shares that they paid a lot more for as well;
I do not begrudge them for being able to pick up the shares so cheap !
PIs had the chance to pick up at 12.5 I think .
Pala a major holder paid 140ish for some of his and Fara and Gobel paid 40 for theirs when the price was 25ish.

[trjones2] 12/4/2016 12:15

not enough volume to knock it down to 11p

[dalailama] 12/4/2016 11:26

Hi Rossannan, am taking a break from shares and clearing the decks. Other personal issues coming first. Very best wishes to all.

[dalailama] 12/4/2016 11:01

Im out guys - can't be bothered after all these years! Good luck but I think you need some news soon.

[trjones2] 12/4/2016 10:04

seems to be a lot of volume all of a sudden

[patviera] 11/4/2016 22:51

Totally agree with your price target DebbieA definite multi bagger Onwards and upwards

[debbiegee] 11/4/2016 22:21

Well it did not appear more likely than not to the Indonesian courts

[blackss] 11/4/2016 15:07

Go on then.

[patviera] 11/4/2016 14:53

Very tempted to add more hereNothing has changed for me since these were 25p and we are 6 weeks from a court ruling not 6 months!So while I don't agree with Debbie that we will be substantially higher than 25p pre June I DO think we will be 20p

[frak] 11/4/2016 13:19

Someone posted this on the Oxus Adfvn site. Quite a different kettle of fish!

hxxp://www.baltic-course.com/eng/legislation/?doc=119229

[debbiegee] 11/4/2016 11:20

The courts never found us guilty and Ridlatama have never been charged with anything.
The ROI stated a while back it was written with automatic pen which I believe was found to be common practice,
Im sure the directors and staff would not be taking their wages in shares if the thought there was a chance that the licences were forged and that the BOD and major shareholders would not be supporting placings,
This is old news which would have been followed up together with all the other articles at the time researched and digested.

[frak] 11/4/2016 10:09

It was probably the authorities using a machine. If they were issuing licences at the rate suggested below, it's very likely the process was automated! Very convenient for them! I found this in a 2010 article on Indonesian coal:

"In Kutai Kertanegara district there are now 749 mining permits. Compare this to
the number of villages in the district and it means there is almost one permit per village. The authorities are issuing them at a rate as high as one every two days. East Kalimantan has more coal than anywhere else in Indonesia and, it seems, every inch of the land is being dug up to get at it"

[lovelyjubly1] 11/4/2016 08:28

and possibly better management,looks to me that Oxus have been so desperate to get compensation they were willing to accept any terms from both the funders and uncitral..

and guess who got caught in the middle...

[stephen1946] 10/4/2016 15:56

A huge problem for chl in this case is having thè management that are capable of cutting a deal with ROI. Its all very well being in the right and taking the moral high ground but that does'nt feed the kids.
CHL do appear to flounder when a soft shoe shuffle is needed, plus the straight talking guvnor is not always the man or woman who should be holding out the hand and discussing what might suit both parties to end this dispute immediatly.

Its rather like selling a company or buying one, some people can do it, others cannot, or buying and selling shares. We all know its easy to buy shares but the problem is, when do you sell?

In this case, the longer it drags on, the more years pass without any wages, $2 today is worth more than $5 in 2years time, and in the interim people will sell for the current 14p. CHL need to talk to ROI and set up preliminary discussions if only to ensure that neither side becomes to deeply entrenched in the, "no deal" camp.

CHL are in the driving seat and should now seek to exploit the current need for ROI to achieve international investment, even offering to assist by further investment at the conclusion of this protracted affair. Just my view having been involved in arbitration cases.

[patviera] 10/4/2016 15:51

ThanksFrak