Condor Gold Share Discussion Threads

[oldiegoldie] 24/6/2022 10:07

Fact is that Mark has absolutely no gut feeling for when there are windows of opportunity. He constantly misses to close open action points. With the famous land non-issue we were talking about overpaying the land by a few million. Not nice, but better than the whole company getting bust. All of this gurkha rubbish results in a very factual share price of 25p

[zangdook] 24/6/2022 09:54

I bet the estate agents in La India are sick of Mark coming around making stupid low offers on their listings.

[diggybee] 24/6/2022 09:03

888. I do not think there is anybody here who would not jump for joy if they woke up one morning to hear that condor has been sold for 85p. Admittedly they might think they were dreaming for a while but that is beside the point. Currently however, it is somewhat of a cul-de-sac of despair. I am afraid that is a fact. And with no news out it is more likely to lurch lower than higher as dismal thoughts fester. However as Mark may be in Ibiza and jovial Joachim is probably having a das is goot, c'est fantastique time with some lederhosen somewhere, maybe we need to wait untilAfter the summer for any smoke signals from the data room. Hopefully not.

[q2g] 24/6/2022 08:57

888 - yes, I agree ; listen only to the facts, the facts, only to the facts. Fact is that the share price is going down the plughole. I do wish it were otherwise though.

[dogface3] 24/6/2022 08:47

888 had mc dna some where

[zangdook] 24/6/2022 08:42

888 likes facts. He can't be MC then.

[888icb] 24/6/2022 08:35

Your interest in fiction explains your posting style. Personally I prefer to stick to facts. I hope you and your mates have a fun day concocting your latest work of fiction.

[oldiegoldie] 24/6/2022 08:01

I cannot imagine Mark or anybody in senior management could be so narrow-minded. I think it's just a lost soul that did not read Mark Twain properly and who bet the farm on this company

[q2g] 24/6/2022 07:49

I thought it was obvious this 888 is close to the board. Same style. Who knows who this person is !

[book5] 24/6/2022 07:43

Zangdook Late at night, or late afternoon somewhere close to nicaragua? Given the posting times I suspect 888 is very close to MC interests, actually he/she may follow MC When MC is in America then his/her posting times change? When he returns to the uk they change again?

[q2g] 24/6/2022 07:10

Yes, the present share price trend might just be an aberration because the small mining company sector is rubbish just now and takes no account of CNR's particular prospects. However, Mr Market is saying that positive view is probably wrong. This is because at this stage in the company's development, and the closeness of supposedly good news, the share price trend shows little confidence is placed on any news issued by this company. The inherent risks are absolutely huge at the moment, but some people don't see or don't want to see this. Investing strategy is better employed by those who understand how to play chess, not the obviously simpler game of drafts.

[zangdook] 24/6/2022 04:47

The worry keeping you awake, 888? Any "bb posters actually interested in Condor" i.e. all of us, will have read that RNS before, so there's no point pasting it in yet again. We've also watched the interviews and presentations where similar promises and claims are made, which later turned out to be lies and nonsense. Since you have time on your hands, explain to us why £3m is needed for the BFS, three months after it was almost complete, and why no acknowledgement has been made of the slipping timescales and broken promises?

[oldiegoldie] 23/6/2022 22:16

Haha 888 you are so funny indeed. Deep in your heard (not head, obviously) something tells you I am right. As with the 25p, my predictions need a few months to materialise, therefore I ask you for a bit if patience. You might also follow my advice and lose less money instead. So, my prediction is Ortega will revoke the licenses and nationalise (which is at the end the same as confiscating) what we have up to now hardware-wise. This will happen latest Q1/2023. Better mark my words (once more)

[888icb] 23/6/2022 21:49

So as you are clearly not a shareholder what are you doing posting all the time on this bb. I don’t think the artisanal miners are going to make a significant contribution to the country’s number 1 source of income.

[oldiegoldie] 23/6/2022 20:39

If I were Ortega I would, now as the mill is there, just withdraw the license, nationalise the company and let the artisanal miners work there under govt contract. 888 better save this posting for our arguments end 2022

[q2g] 23/6/2022 20:03

Yes, Royal is suffering like CNR. Given that CNR operates in a supposedly free market economy and gold is the major income earner for the country, the present impasse can't last forever. All economies are likely to accelerate their declines, IMO, so monetary common sense must eventually come to the fore, both for individuals and governments. The problem is whether we as individuals still be around at the time and more importantly, will we (CNR) still be part of it ? Until then, it's just a fairy story.

[sherwood58] 23/6/2022 19:34

Q2g, Royal road minerals are an exploration company in nic.

[book5] 23/6/2022 17:50

Government mining company is under sanctions. I believe this is favourable to cnr, why? bcs the USA will never buy their production. Other countries will probably add new sanctions to the government’s gold mining company. So, why would the government’s company want to acquire us if they can’t sell their production. Perhaps The government may be looking at disposing some of its company assets? The government’s mining company owns 4% of cnr shares. They USA should not impose sanctions to the whole sector now that record number of people are abandoning their families and risking crossing the rio bravo/grande to escape from Nicaragua at any cost. Imho MC has been extremely lucky so far: covid, and now the sanctions have played in our favour Mc may pull it out, if he does it , it will be mainly due an extraordinary dosis of good luck

[q2g] 23/6/2022 17:39

That the government will buy the company for a song is increasingly probable, precisely because nothing is happening, apart from a few promotional waves created by MC. I'd like to know of any other companies in the country in the same position as CNR. There can't be many, if any.

[book5] 23/6/2022 16:42

It is almost not point to keep posting here the same old warnings Plenty of miners don’t want to leave, they have nothing to loose, therefore We need government support to secure the land at the india We need the. coop’s land to mine, this requires some form of land swap, we need government support to secure a favourable deal for cnr Government has never supported us, but taken our money in a regular basis (year fees), promises are cheap to make We depend on the government, one of the most corrupt in the whole world. All is our fault bcs we should have drilled in other areas where there were not miners operating. Sell it to calibre and they will drill everywhere else but where there are hundreds of miners working, then provide good jobs and then the squatter miners will go away from la India, then exchange mestiza for the village. We have not much cash to do things to become independent from the government

[oldiegoldie] 23/6/2022 16:19

Its so funny 888, you were essentially wrong on all points for years now and still see yourself as the winner of the arguments 😂

[zangdook] 23/6/2022 16:12

No, he's the serial killer from Manhunter Https://filmmakermagazine.com/89010-hes-like-napoleon-tom-noonan-on-making-michael-manns-manhunter