Griffin Mining Share Discussion Threads

[roddiemac2] 18/12/2018 21:47

sageman,

Do you read the tea leaves as well?

[sageman] 18/12/2018 21:17

Phillis, I have been investing for over 30 years and providing investment advice for 23 years. I am told that from an asset allocation perspective this is the worst year in nearly 100 years. This has therefore been a tough year for pretty much everyone but there is a 79% chance of a Xmas rally and my analysis shows that the rally often does not start until the 3rd week of December. Here’s hoping all our portfolios enjoy a lot bounce.

[alangrifbang] 18/12/2018 20:33

Well well well opodio ,more the your usual three words,we are the investors in griffin not you,you seem to pop up on most of the sites I use,I presume someone must be paying you.it must be terrible living a life of doom and gloom,leave the discussion to proper griffin shareholders,we will make up our own minds,between us,

[opodio] 18/12/2018 18:55

Phillis7 Dec '18 - 13:55 - 29821 of 29926
0 0 0
Looks like Mr Usdan has more spare cash than Griffin itself





He takes the cash out of Griffins bank - see the irregular payments to "shareholders" very dodgy

[phillis] 18/12/2018 18:53

Tough time to be a newly qualified investment adviser

[burnchat] 17/12/2018 16:25

Its a shame Griffin doesn't have a shed load of $$$ lying around and a load of Gold bars stacked up, it would do a lot better... still they have still !!! managed to save money on proper numbers for their underground vehicles.

[alangrifbang] 17/12/2018 08:56

Morning ewads I think Rose is the person who knows about this the most,perhaps she could give us her view,sage and burnchat,will give you all the technical jargon ,

[ewads] 17/12/2018 08:32

Thanks Alan - Any idea why it's so low, have Co's found a replacement?

[alangrifbang] 17/12/2018 08:15

Good morning,zinc down 127 this morning,good luck

[up just a little bit] 16/12/2018 10:26

Hate to catch you on a bad day!

[burnchat] 16/12/2018 10:10

LOL, i've never felt better. Being aware is enlightening. Nice of you to say though...

[up just a little bit] 16/12/2018 09:23

You sound suicidal.

[burnchat] 15/12/2018 17:41

Ever thought what happens when our money is worthless and those products and that food becomes short. They stop sending it and we have to do without. Already nearly every business that has any value is owned by foreign companies/countries, as our pound declines, even more of them will be foreign owned. The largest wind farm in the world off our coast is foreign owned, 60% of water companies are foreign owned, are car companies are foreign owned, our nuclear power stations are foreign owned. The family silver has been sold off and our national debt is at eye watering levels. In or out of Europe I could not care less either way although we would have been a lot stronger in, the problem we all face or at least those under 50 face is we need to figure out a way to survive. Ironic really the Tories are trying to re-nationalise the country and people said a polar reverse was impossible. Glad tidings

[up just a little bit] 15/12/2018 14:34

Ever thought how all the products we buy and eat have arrived in the UK for decades unhindered? The EU as a market is stagnated and the rest of the world is growing. Short term some pain for sure.

[burnchat] 15/12/2018 13:33

Of course we will be fine, the pound may well tank pushing the cost of fuel to dizzying heights, the eurozone will fall apart leaving the new alliance of china russia Saudi arabia and north korea to do what it wants with the world, oh such happy days. Never mind the US will save us, nope Trump building a wall around it making it Great again, britain where’s that most yanks dont know and dont care. Still at least we can eat fish iradiated maybe and full of micro plastics but hay ho we’ll be just fine. What the far right haven't realised yet is when things get tough in a divided country where resouces are scarce things get ugly very quickly indeed, they may think good bring it on but when you look at the make up of our country they will lose. Merry Christmas everyone...

[phillis] 15/12/2018 10:46

No Deal will be fine
We have already voted in the Country and in Parliament to LEAVE
Exporters will soon get used to the new ways

[ewads] 15/12/2018 08:13

We are too far down the road on frictionless trade to start a trade war with Europe.
It's got to be May's deal. Any other alternative proposals won't cut it for the 52%

[burnchat] 15/12/2018 00:17

Measure twice cut once, of course its lost on most numb heads who have never had to make anything for a living, which the way things are going is 95% of the population.

[sageman] 14/12/2018 17:41

We have already voted leave. The parliamentary debates showed that as far as the deal goes it is an ok compromise bar the back stop but not all the Tories will vote for the government and labour will vote against. Thus we need a referendum once May has sorted the backstop. The questions should be leave with no deal or leave with the May deal.

[rose_by_another_name] 14/12/2018 17:01

We already voted to leave. We have seen the
"make them vote until they get it right"
trick before. May's deal is pretending to
leave while actually staying, on worse terms
than Thatcher got us.

No deal is the only solution. When we are in
control of our own country again, we can make
whatever trade deals we want, even with Europe.
A 40% tariff on German and French cars will
bring them to the table in a hurry.

[millwallfan] 14/12/2018 14:25

Apologies - second referendum only if we voted leave not remain.

[millwallfan] 14/12/2018 14:24

BC. I think most reasonable members of the public at large would agree with you. The vast majority of politicians of all colours have lost any semblance of credibility. The politicians will never reach a concensus on this as there are too many vested interests and personal aspirations at stake. I actually have a lot of empathy for May as Brexit was the ultimate poison chalice and she was never anywhere but between a rock and a hard place. The confidence vote was always going to be a complete waste of time at this juncture. As such there seems little option but to let the populace decide. Apparently however you cannot have a 3 question referendum - only 2 options so let's have a simple 'leave' or remain'. If it is remain a further referendum should decide 'walk away no deal' or ' The final EU approved deal negotiated by May. Job done, absolute clarity of decision and the UK can start repairing and rebuilding for the future. If anyone believes there is any likely other way forward to bring this whole sorry fiasco to a conclusion please respond.

[burnchat] 14/12/2018 11:47

Time for May to straighten her spine. Drag em all in over Christmas and get this thing sorted once and for all. Balls give em hell

[rose_by_another_name] 13/12/2018 14:12

I had a hat like that once.

[burnchat] 12/12/2018 22:04

Well my hat goes off to the BOD, they've even managed to galvanise the government...