Goldplat Share Discussion Threads

[1rodson] 14/8/2018 17:29

AND SURE ENOUGH DOWN SHE GOES.

NO STOPPING THE FALL NOW.

[kimboy2] 14/8/2018 16:47

Who knows?

IMV there are two problems. Firstly the shares are nearly all in Joe Publics hands, and secondly the potentially game changing developments all seem to take ages to happen.

Joe Public gets bored very easily.

I could point to the stock dam, which has been 2.5 years coming to boil. The potential mining deal has been a year and the Ghana clean up has been gettin on for a year.

Against that the two recovery operations have performed very well. The latest update showing that they both performed ahead of market expectations last year. They have become cash cows, and hopefully increasingly so.

I expect these projects will be like buses and all come along at once. In the meantime I suppose we have to satisfy ourselves that the company is making £150k post tax profit every month.

[sea7] 14/8/2018 16:47

what share price angel said about kili in 2013...

The Gold Production business has been downgraded with a £2.5 m value for
Kilimapesa based on 5,000 oz of production at a cash cost of $1,050/oz over
15 years based on long term gold prices of $1,250/oz.

[thebigchap] 14/8/2018 15:12

so are we ever going to have some positive movement on the sp? iv never actually been out the red with this share.

[kimboy2] 14/8/2018 14:50

I think you will find this board more amenable to reason.

[thebigchap] 14/8/2018 13:00

found it kimboy2

[thebigchap] 14/8/2018 12:58

which thread is that kimboy2?

[kimboy2] 14/8/2018 12:31

I suspect that any investor seeking the truth will be looking at the grown up thread rather than this one.

[1rodson] 14/8/2018 11:28

The Big chap

I find that most small minded people of little stature can't stand the truth. You must be well and truly stuck into this dog.

Anyway it's not to mugs like you that I post here for. It's to try and stop others falling into your chief MUG OF THE YEAR CLASS.

Please have a great day.

[thebigchap] 14/8/2018 11:05

Rodson1...filtered

[1rodson] 14/8/2018 10:48

Looks like no one wants this dog today.......a sure sign of sensible investors.

[kimboy2] 14/8/2018 09:52

There are numerous gold exploration companies and very very few return the original shareholders any profit.

GDP have given up on exploration as they can get better, and more certain, returns from other things.

The potential investors coming in though are interested in exploration though.

[1rodson] 14/8/2018 09:21

Russ exploration is OK as the many successful companies out there are proving.

GDP's problems lay in the lazy incompetant idiots they employ. Just look at the track record no wonder the company is struggling.

Put a real motivated leader in there and you will see the cash flowing like the Niger.

[russman] 14/8/2018 09:06

Say about 5m usd worst case for Kili.
For a minority investor; maybe even worse.
GDP should give up on exploration.

[kimboy2] 14/8/2018 08:23

Has anyone got any idea what Kili may be worth?



If Kili was worth say £10m for example then that would value the in ground resource at $20/oz, ignoring the production side and equipment etc.

If what Gerard said was correct that exploration would yield ozs at a cost of $2-5 then it would seem a reasonable proposal, especially if the exploration can be financed from profits.

[1rodson] 13/8/2018 18:43

SUCH A PITY ALL THAT MONEY LOST HERE JUST BECAUSE TO BoD COULD NOT PLAY IT STRAIGHT.

[1rodson] 13/8/2018 08:35

Such a shame that the inexperienced punters here cannot recognise a con when they see one!...staring them in the face

[kimboy2] 12/8/2018 22:15

Sometimes when they stick something like that on the website it means that they are about to make an announcement which refers to it.

They have done so in the past so that us punters can understand the RNS.

Maybe, possibly.

[sea7] 12/8/2018 20:52

I notice that they have put some licence area maps up for kili on the website gallery.

[sea7] 12/8/2018 16:36

What they are saying locally...

[sea7] 12/8/2018 14:55

I see this white paper dated may 2018, for jinbi...



The Jinbi Token (JNB) merges a traditional gold
investment holding with blockchain technology, giving
the token holder the best of both worlds. Everyone
knows gold and its history as a store of value and
purchasing power.

states that, Nigel Wyatt is an advisor of this company and it says....

Nigel has worked with and advised the likes of Anglo American, RTZ, De Beers and more recently Chromex and Goldplat.

I am guessing he hasn't left goldplat, as they refer to him working and advising in the past tense.

[sea7] 12/8/2018 10:19

so, where is the link to the magazine then miller? no proof, then your comment is baseless and a pack of lies.

please name the company that you bought into?

No good making BS posts like that without the substantive evidence to support it.