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GFM Griffin Mining Limited

145.00
2.00 (1.40%)
17 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Griffin Mining Investors - GFM

Griffin Mining Investors - GFM

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Griffin Mining Limited GFM London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
2.00 1.40% 145.00 16:35:04
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
142.00 142.00 149.00 145.00 143.00
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Industry Sector
MINING

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Posted at 03/12/2024 23:59 by up just a little bit
How about the thousands of investors who were there before you?
Posted at 03/12/2024 16:51 by up just a little bit
I rather think that the thousands of MATD investors and more specifically the ones posting on the correct board were already at the table. MATD was not some kind of secret. However you want to dress it you and your "internet friend "are under water.
Posted at 25/11/2024 12:02 by zooman
"THE" idiot seedless posted below.

I think its you Seedless that was giving advise, not me. An opinion is not advice I.E what was said "You should be ok".
Yet again it goes to show that you are not only poorly educated but stupid as well. However it was you that was giving the advice not me, I gave an opinion. Maybe you should sort out things closer to home before trying to give advice seedless because your clearly not up to it. Ask your wife. haha...
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You should have asked Alan how he obtained them in the first place? talk about being a really stupid old man "THE" Now crawl back into your hole.....
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TheApiarist21 Oct '24 - 17:05 - 75983 of 76459
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Zoo says “I gave no duel(sic) listing advice. Old man.”

Perhaps you might care to review the following posts Zoo. It shouldn’t take long as there are only 4 and they are almost sequential.
However, I have prepared a summary below if that’s too much effort.

Alangriffbang’s #75760
“at the moment I’m battling with Perseus I need to sell up , I’ve contacted the company and they’ve put me in touch with computer share investor services ,in Melbourne , invest direct were useless”

In reply I made the following suggestion:-
TheApiarist’s #75762
“If my broker can trade on ASX, JSE and others, surely Coutts can!

Get them to do an in specie stock transfer from Investec to Coutts.

It may take several weeks though.”

Zoo, perhaps inevitably, tries to upstage me with:-
Zoo’s #75763
“Alan it will be a dual listing so no problems there”
Plus a lot of irrelevant guff about dual listings and name dropping.

To which I responded:-
TheApiarist’s #75762
“Perseus does have a dual listing but in .ASX and .TSX and NOT in London.

If Investec won't or can't deal on ASX then, as I recommended earlier, get them to do an in specie transfer to Coutts and let them sell the stock.”
Posted at 22/10/2024 18:27 by theapiarist
""THE" has had to look it up, true investors wouldn't need too."

Comprehension letting you down yet again, Zoo!

What don't you understand about:-

"I recollected a significantly longer closure and immediately sold my block of shares purchased only a month earlier.
The annual report for 2010 confirms my recollection".

I "looked it up" earlier this evening for your benefit, Zoo.

Dah!

PS

Tell me, Zoo, are you really as dim witted as you make yourself out to be?

Or is it just an act, put on to amuse us.
Posted at 22/10/2024 17:41 by zooman
I said the 60p was on a wish list but you're too stupid to appreciate that. People should look more closely at what has happened in the past. .Four Trolls who think they know it all. "THE" has had to look it up, true investors wouldn't need too. .The question is, is there more to come? Rhe company will be keen to protect the share price? Interesting times given the sad events.
Posted at 02/10/2024 16:13 by theapiarist
JPPP

At a superficial level the drop from 7 to 5 after the deal announcement seemed overdone. OK, dilution on that scale is usually a bad omen for what is to follow and that was my immediate reaction along with that of Mr Market.

But on closer inspection it appeared that perhaps the "price" being paid was being more than matched by the assets acquired and the potential for the sum of the combined parts greatly exceeding that of the individual components.

This appears to have been confirmed by the bounce back to 7.

Part of the cash raised was by way of a retail offer at 4.8p which hit investors accounts yesterday giving them an immediate gain and thus a temptation to realise a profit to mitigate any overall losses on their holding.

I have no way of knowing, but this may account for the pullback to 6.2 that we have just witnessed.

However, like you, I haven't been following this stock and there are a number of operational issues that I would like to get a handle on such as have they cleared the final aquifer and when do they hope to reach the ore body. Is the plant at Telfer equipped to deal with the type of ore coming from Havieron? If not how long and how much will it cost to install a new or modified circuit? What is the unit cost of transporting the ore the 40 miles from Havieron to Telfer etc etc.

However, I'm sure that Rose knows a great deal more about GGP than anyone else on this board, I would welcome his input.


PS

You're correct in saying that there's not much to be discussed about GFM - at the moment.

However the Q3 production report should appear next week. Given the state of the metal market, the continuing output record, falling treatment charges, Xi's stimulus to the Chinese market and much else, I would be amazed if Ninkov doesn't have something to tell us beyond mere production figures.

Hopefully there will be plenty to discuss!
Posted at 29/9/2024 12:10 by kickingking
When have you ever heard a CEO not sound confident, they need your money to maintain their lifestyle. This company will never make any money for investors (not short term day gamblers). I will be dilution after dilution until eventually it goes under. Good luck as you will need it
Posted at 17/9/2024 20:13 by zooman
Go play with your bee's silly old man. You don't hold any shares here by your own admission, so clear off. What is it? Are you Billy no mates just like Rose, UP and that silly tart whose name I can't remember?.Nice to see GGP and MATD lifting again making money for traders and investors alike. :-).Haha.....
Posted at 06/9/2024 19:15 by amt
Alan, yes it was a poor end to 2023 for Bango mostly due to additional costs on the acquisition of Docomo.
I don't see it as a jam tomorrow stock though. Its delivered very rapid growth in the last 6 years which is continuing.
Now its covering its fixed costs so additional turnover at 95% GM should drop to the bottom line. We should see this during 2025. If not then I will be concerned.
Boku is valued at 5 times Bango but Bango is starting to catch up turnover wise although still some way to go. Perhaps a couple of years behind. I think Boku is cheap so you can imagine what I think of Bango.
Both have a reliable source of income and cash to lower the risk.
Let's hope your friend is wrong.
Anyway your friends view is obviously what investors must be thinking in general so I hope I have spotted an opportunity by not going with the crowd.
Posted at 19/4/2024 07:44 by theapiarist
Zoo.

"BTW jockstrap what was the price of the bid for SHG and what was the share price at the time it was announced, I think you will find it was a mere 6 percent higher."

I'm struggling to understand the point you are attempting to make.

If you are simply extending our tutorial sessions on percentages then well done.

In the spirit of which, here's another tutorial for you:-

Investor A buys 1 million shares in SHG at 11.4p
Investor A adds 1 million shares in SHG at 9.8p
Investor A adds 350,000 shares in SHG at 12.94p

Investor sells 2.35 million shares in SHG at 13.33p

What is Investor A's percentage profit/loss?

For simplicity you may ignore dealing costs.