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[jayviperjayviper] 14/8/2018 11:28

Will be made out of 100% pure bullsh!t.

[mickb1234] 14/8/2018 10:32

I'm guessing the statue will be made out of tinfoil.......

[baxtea1] 14/8/2018 10:16

It only appears small in your freakishly large hands mate

[mrshaungcm] 14/8/2018 09:08

will it have the realistic exceedingly small wanger

[baxtea1] 14/8/2018 07:50

Breaking news

GCM to build & dedicate a statue in honour of Baxtea1 in recognition of his spot on GCM predictions.

The statue will be open to the public next month to allow investors to come pay tribute & bow down before it.

Nice gesture, thanks Mr Tang

[jayviperjayviper] 13/8/2018 16:13

"Only one person in the know here & that’s me"

Never had you down as the sarcastic type Bax.

[baxtea1] 13/8/2018 13:54

Only one person in the know here & that’s me.

Watch & learn mongs!

[jayviperjayviper] 13/8/2018 08:21

Taken from the LSE Board.
NasiRul 9 posts
RE: All
The Company will be mindful of the 26th August and the anniversary of the sad events from the 2006 protest.
There is still a sensitivity about this time and so its unlikely news or updates will be released in the weeks leading up to it. However, more questions are being asked locally as to the motivations and sources of the protests that originated from that time, as well as the influences more recently in generating inaccurate and damaging information about the effects of the mine in Phulbari in order to stimulate subsequent protests.
The arguments in isolation are not even worth debating... Should the GoB sign off a Scheme of Development that allows an international business to come into the area and help generate a massive upsurge in local wealth and create thousands of jobs and new business opportunities for the people in Dinajpur / Phulbari... All of which has been researched & objectively scaled out in a number of professionally produced reports and documents.

Or... should the GoB not allow the area to generate this sustainable and long term economic infrastructure that will benefit generations to come, by listening to a small number of so called Human Rights groups who spout unsubstantiated claims about displacement of people and damage to the environment with an ever changing and ever growing level of sensational numbers that inevitably stir strong emotions from a minority of the locals. But none of it backed with any professionally recognised research bodies.

There is a reason why this has been allowed to continue and , for those in the know in the area, it is obvious many of the protests are organised through 'hired' agitators who come from nowhere to lead and stir up the local emotions.

The whole thing is corrupt and stage managed to allow others to benefit... it certainly is not done for the good of the locals who are desperate for a new economic platform to replace the other low return and hard labour industries such as farming.
This is where the Chinese & Tang have focused on addressing during the past 18 -24 months and, with the latest developments at Bara, may be close to finding the angle they need in which to convince the GoB that there is a more beneficial option to them.

[mickb1234] 10/8/2018 11:50

What did Bacteria1 'wisely predict'? This narcissist just makes any old lies up to big himself up. How sad that his life is so empty that he has to do that.

[baxtea1] 10/8/2018 10:27

So here we are nearly back down to where we were pre last weeks sucker spike. Wonder who wisely predicted that 🤔

Watch & learn newbies, watch & learn!

Have a great weekend folks, don’t waste another weekend on here, there’s more to life 😃☀A039;☀️

[jayviperjayviper] 10/8/2018 09:38

Yeah it is a bit different to this board ha ha

[888icb] 10/8/2018 09:25

If there is no news then there is nothing to comment on so better to say nothing rather than talking inane drivel.

[jayviperjayviper] 10/8/2018 09:20

Someone dropped a bomb on the LSE board its ever so quiet over there?!

[mickb1234] 08/8/2018 17:58

Long ride to nowhere? Surely you mean a slow boat to China!

[chinaman 61] 08/8/2018 16:25

It's time we all wised up and realised all this is Tang and Chow doing and they have taken everyone for a long ride to nowhere

[baxtea1] 08/8/2018 16:12

Has this been suspended & all the rampers exterminated?

[valtos] 06/8/2018 14:46

Agreed. Have to wait till next election over and chief energy adviser Chowdrey changes his mind too.

[baxtea1] 06/8/2018 14:17

Today 12:44 Price: 22.75
ToeDipper 89 posts
RE: ..not looking good in Dhaka...
And if GL was granted and they didn't sell what is the potential these shares
could reach in 12 to 18 months?

Today 12:38 Price: 22.75
ToeDipper 89 posts
RE: ..not looking good in Dhaka...
Is general opinion that GCM will sell as soon as (if) they get a GL? What do we think the shares would be bought for? 2? 3? More?


GCM wouldn’t sell if green light was given, why would they, been stated at AGM’s.

SP on green light would see £3+ based on historical highs & taking into account GCM being a different beast these days.

12-18 month price is impossible to call imo as first commercial coal wouldn’t be due till 3 years after SOD approval anyway.

Doubtful you’d see share prices as predicted in the cazenove broker note. Share price has been dilluted by 3 times, no longer any other assets & no longer any cash in the bank since those days.

Still, massive return here on project approval. But being granted that elusive approval could still be years away. No evidence in my realistic mind that it will be anytime soon

[baxtea1] 06/8/2018 06:11

Looks like some had a fun packed weekend then, on here 😂😂

Dear oh dear

[jayviperjayviper] 05/8/2018 19:37

Finally some good news. This may affect our price in the short term too. Will be watching closely this week.

[legionnaire2] 05/8/2018 19:08

Courtesy of Nasirul on LSE

None of these issues related to Dinajpur area. I think we have begun to unravel the real reasons for the GoB ignoring the Scheme of Development, and apparent reluctance to develop the mine at Phulbari. It is not political nor is it politically sensitive. The Region contributes to only 6 low key and non influential seats out of over 300 that count for the first past the post elections. Giving the go ahead to the mine would not cause a National outcry, and certainly not result in bringing down the Government.

Knowledge of Bangladesh is really needed before making such dramatic claims about what the Awami League are influenced by...

I can simplify it for you. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ and lots of it.

I think it has been noted on this board that Hassina is the problem. - This is so. But not due to her political sensitivities about some farmers in an unimportant voting Region.
Her advisers, and those connected to the Region's mining and power supply have a vested interest in keeping GCM at bay.

The Chinese know the prize is far far bigger than the few hundred thousand $ each that a few corrupt Bangladheshi politicians are creaming in .
CGGC faced it with other developments and they know how to deal with it.
Expect some further activity soon on this.