Georgian Mining Share Discussion Threads

[microscope] 07/3/2018 19:07

Interesting, nice volume increase and share price up last couple of days. I wonder if that 'Killer RNS' isn't far away....

.....Killer for the shorters, that is.

[5trelok] 07/3/2018 18:33

At least you've realised he hasn't bought 75% of it. As for the rest - they don't have any commodoties to sell apart from hot air.

[davidspringbank] 07/3/2018 18:10

Why would a shrewd investor buy 3.49% of a very exciting and promising discovery? Maybe he's betting that the price of commodities will rise as inflation takes hold? China depends on imports of copper, silver, zinc and gold, etc. It's better than having money in a bank, far safer.

[wassapper] 07/3/2018 16:07

I only follow this share with a passing interest as I'm waiting to see if I shall invest, but what 5trelok says about events at Noricum sounds about right as I recall. Again I followed and fortunately never bought. Will the story be the same here? Who knows but wise to be cautious

[microscope] 07/3/2018 15:01

Excellent posts Saracen.

incidentally Beaufort had it coming to them imho. I'm sure other shorting (and ramping!) gangs will follow

[5trelok] 07/3/2018 14:31

No I wasn't - I reported Georgian Mining as proved by the e-mail I posted above. If I was involved with lse, I'd want to keep the FCA at a distance - the greater, the better.

[5trelok] 07/3/2018 14:22

What accusations? I haven't made any. I leave it up to others to read the promises made, both at investor presentations and in RNS statements, by Kuenzel since the Noricum days and then draw their own conclusions. The recurring theme is bonanza grades, easy to extract, virtually no overheads, mobile rigs, small-scale mining to organically fund exploration, just about to start then...wait! there's so much we won't start mining yet, we'll keep exploring. The exact same sequence of cobblers which was used in Austria has been replicated in Georgia. Thankfully, people are wising up to it and these RNSs which say nothing are gaining very little traction.Now get back to lse and post some more expert analysis.

[saracen3] 07/3/2018 14:08

Clearly our bitter poster has a personal grudge against Greg Kuenzel not Georgian Mining. Investors are unlikely to be spooked by unsubstantiated accusations as any reader can clearly see that the poster has issues with anger management, and that it is he who has more problems than Georgian Mining. .

[5trelok] 07/3/2018 14:05

The sells are racking up now - hopefully some good people, pensioners perhaps, who were taken in by the "proposition" are getting out with a bit of cash, having learned a painful lesson.

[gkp heros] 07/3/2018 13:56

Your deramping isn't working jog on fool

[5trelok] 07/3/2018 13:41

This isn't Galileo - Kuenzel has more baggage than Louis Vuitton. I think he'll have bother flipping these for a nice profit.

[microscope] 07/3/2018 13:34

Good news today about Mr Packwood, a shrewd investor increasing his stake.

PS: Amazing what a google search can do ;)

[5trelok] 07/3/2018 13:28

Hopefully some genuine PIs can get out today...

[seanlander] 07/3/2018 10:55

There's a lot of money in tills!!

[saracen3] 07/3/2018 10:45

Galileo went from 2p to 12p in 6 months so Mr Packwood is a shrewd investor .

[5trelok] 07/3/2018 09:33

Sorry - scrub that. He's not Kerry's boy, he flogs touchscreen tills from an industrial estate in Leicester. Still - Galileo Resources, eh?

[5trelok] 07/3/2018 09:29

This bloke, the late Kerry Packer's boy, only backs winners - his last TR1 was concerning Galileo Resources. And look at them now!

[davidspringbank] 07/3/2018 09:17

Unlike some on here, I am not a shorter. I own 600,000 shares. I love it when someone else puts their money where their mouth is and buys 3.49% of a very exciting and promising discovery. As they say, buy something unloved when no one else is buying. That's the best time to buy.

hxxp://www.commoditiescontrol.com/commodity-market/dowjonescommoditiesnews/galileo-resources-stuart-james-packwood-owns-1641-stake-20151109DN006462.ht

[pugugly] 07/3/2018 08:08

Re new declared shareholder - Could this be the man?

[seanlander] 07/3/2018 08:08

Here we go....

[rampair] 07/3/2018 07:51

I think suggesting or even hinting that, a company negotiation is comparable is quite unpleasant. Offers the victims receiving treatment no respect at all.

There are plenty of Western companies, including smaller ones that do business in Russia and the Former USSR. - Raven Russia etc.

Rampair

[seanlander] 07/3/2018 07:43

A gradual climb expected here approaching the announcement...I've heard the Russian athletes have been doping again too...let's hope the miners are on steroids!!