Goldplat Share Discussion Threads

[wigwammer] 20/9/2017 14:00

Perhaps it is three different people.

[russman] 20/9/2017 13:30

Can Auramet cope with the uranium.

[sea7] 20/9/2017 11:53

I probably should have read the last part of the rns..

This disclosable event is as a result of the acquisition
of Hargreave Hale Limited by Canaccord Genuity Group
Inc., through its wholly-owned subsidiary Canaccord
Genuity Wealth Group Holdings (Jersey) Limited

[sea7] 20/9/2017 11:51

Ahh, thanks DS and KB, that helps.

[michaelfenton] 20/9/2017 11:49

Thanks kimboy2 that explains it.

[kimboy2] 20/9/2017 11:43

I think the holding RNS is just a restatment of the Hargreave Hale one

[dangersimpson2] 20/9/2017 11:43

Cannacord have only bought 50k. The rest is the Hargreave Hale position of 8.4m that they got with the takeover:

[sea7] 20/9/2017 11:33

a lot of noise MF,

results came out and some will have bought in a few weeks earlier at 5.75p and then sold at 6.5p, a fairly quick 12% or so. Simply traded the expectation that the results would be good, a pop in the share price on the day and they would be out. Worked quite well for some.

The mm's don't care about much, apart from the point at which the most volume occurs, as it gives them the most revenue off the spread.

If the want to get some business going on a stock like goldplat, which is traditionally illiquid, then they move the price around a bit, to see if anyone bites,
even if it means down!

[michaelfenton] 20/9/2017 11:26

sea7 - I am a bit confused - the price has dropped does that mean that the MM are just allowing someone to pick up shares on the cheap? Or am I just an old cynic?

[sea7] 20/9/2017 11:17

holdings rns out.

Cannacord genuity has, on behalf of its discretionary clients disclosed a holding of just over 5%.

They are clearly recommending this to their clients.

[sea7] 20/9/2017 11:14

ha ha.

that gimp, miller is still pretending to be two people.

When he tries to re-introduce dan miller, you will be subject to that imbecile trying to simultaneously post as two different people. He will mess that up. He clearly struggles to make posts that actually make any sense at all, let alone posting as two different people at the same time.

[wigwammer] 20/9/2017 10:43

"I think Dan bought well around 2p but you had better ask him"Ok I'll ask him.Rodson - did you buy well around 2p?

[sea7] 20/9/2017 09:56

yep ww, miller aka rodson was proclaiming for all to sell at the lows and how it was going to get worse.

Naturally, no one took any notice of the gibbering fool, which is why we made profit.

[1rodson] 20/9/2017 09:52

You see it just can't hold its gains.

WW I think Dan bought well around 2p but you had better ask him

[wigwammer] 20/9/2017 09:43

"Then there are all the other problems.."Rodson/Crazee Dan - you were saying these things at sub 2p, and little doubt some people sold at that point and lost money because of the false rumours you created.The only people who have benefited from your deramping are the likes of sea7, kb, brian moritz and a few others - who bought large quantities at the lows.Move on.

[1rodson] 20/9/2017 09:13

Titter titter titter

Pathetic

[sea7] 20/9/2017 08:28

russman,

goldplat has a certificate of registration from the national nuclear regulator for the holding and processing of material that is considered radioactive at a low level.

Goldplats NNR certificate of registration number is COR-118

Rand Refinery have their certificate of registration under COR-87

Most others have certificates as well, such as DRD, anglo gold etc...

[wigwammer] 20/9/2017 07:33

I think there is one large seller, who may or may not be finished, and who may or may not care about the underlying value. It wasn't too surprising that it fell yesterday because someone sold 500k in one go.I think GDP are looking for near production mining assets, but I doubt they will dilute at this price - the vsa report suggests that getting the price toward 17p is a means to the end.

[kimboy2] 20/9/2017 07:15

Well I think the main reason is that there is still some investment to do, probably this year. The Ghana clear up project seems to be moving apace and will require investment. There is stage 3 Kili and a small amount on the stock dam, as well as the rest of the Ghana elution column.

However I think the main reason is, I am pretty certain, that they have some sort of mining venture on the desk. They will want all the firepower they can get as they won't want to issue any paper at these levels.

[kimboy2] 19/9/2017 23:06

What I don't understand is why Dan is so concerned that some people he will never know or meet should believe him to be immaculately smart.

Something else I don't understand is how given the complete failure of this project Dan is completely oblivious of the fact.

I suppose it is one of the Good Lord's gifts not to see how others see us.

[dinky00] 19/9/2017 22:19

I'm a long term holder, held in my SIPP so I can be patient, and I won't sell until I feel the price reflects true value. But GDP should be north of 10p already, if not north of 20p. And having worked in the city previously, and knowing who these mkt makers are, it sickens me to see mkt makers refuse to call a price up when buyers are around & stretching the spread to more than 10% to deter buyers. And as soon as a weak holder inevitably crumbles and decides to sell, the mkt makers immediately jump on the price and wipe out all of yesterday's gains because of a couple of small sellers.
I believe the mkt makers/weak holders won't allow the share price to rally until there is a significant commitment from the company in the form of a buyback or dividend. A £10m mkt cap company isn't going to get the kind of serious institutional investor required to take it to the next level unless there's a buyback or dividend like it had in the past (when it was north of 15p). If they make £3m-£4m next year, why not commit £1m to a buyback or dividend?