Griffin Mining Share Discussion Threads

[zooman] 15/3/2021 12:19

Mill, I'll duck that one thanks. When I retired I was so pleased to see the back of the politics etc, been there seen it and got the Tshirt. Then to add shareholders into the mix. No thank you. Zoo

[alangriffbang] 15/3/2021 12:12

Hi everybody you have been having fun, there is one job going , Portsmouth manager ,they have sacked Kenny jacket, how about you ARP you’ve got time on your hands, I see GFM is up a bit but little else, it was much colder outside than I first thought , good luck,

[millwallfan] 15/3/2021 12:00

TheA. Now now let’s not get others started on Scottish politics. I know from my many years experience as number 2 and being the statutory Monitoring Officer at a very large Council the trials and tribulations of having to deal with politicians virtually on a daily basis. If you want the HR job send me your CV and I will put a good word in for you when I give the boss his coffee and extra favourite biscuits !

[theapiarist] 15/3/2021 11:45

MWF. What about the the HR department? Surely we have several potential candidates.

PS
Lets hope your next putt isn't a Nicola (nasty little five footer).

[millwallfan] 15/3/2021 11:27

CEO. ZOO
CFO. SAGEMAN
PR. ALAN
GENERAL DOGSBODY, CLEANER, TEABOY ME - I’ve more than had my fill of all 3 above roles thanks so the only thing I want taxing my brain now is how to read the next long putt 😂

[up just a little bit] 15/3/2021 11:20

Alan, Did you keep DRX? NICE jump this morning!

[zooman] 15/3/2021 10:50

ARP, isnt Greens money in his wife's name? He's such a caring person.... Not..... I wonder if he will end up slipping of his yacht? Gordon would give the mine away under the guise of keeping up foreign relations and maybe throw some gold in as well. :-))Zoo

[zooman] 15/3/2021 10:44

Alan,bought some more Tullow this morning that took a little time to fill.Zoo

[theapiarist] 15/3/2021 10:18

Up. The curtain will rise once the share price reaches £3 but I'm selling tickets now and have a couple of nice seats in the front row if you're interested.

[theapiarist] 15/3/2021 10:13

Yes ARP. There was a time when Gordon Brown would have been a shoe-in for the post. But, alas, he is now yesterdays man albeit with an unfortunate habit,like Tony Blair and John Major, of popping his head up and embarrassing himself.
As for Philip Green - he is far too good at doing what he does.

Zoo. I accept your rebuke. But I did say "dream team"

[arphillips] 15/3/2021 09:49

TA - Perhaps Philip Green could be Chairman as he's renowned for putting shareholders and employees interests first.

[up just a little bit] 15/3/2021 09:44

Apologies, are you putting on a performance of Macbeth?

[arphillips] 15/3/2021 09:41

TA - I think Gordon Brown should be the CFO as he's particularly astute at timing the gold market!

[alangriffbang] 15/3/2021 09:41

good morning , not much going on again hut a few bits and pieces up, looks like sunrise is rising from the dead ,off out now to get some sunshine have a good morning ,

[zooman] 15/3/2021 09:37

Women only then? :-))Zoo

[theapiarist] 15/3/2021 09:29

My choice of dream team:-

Chairman - Ursula von der Leyen
CEO - Nicola Sturgeon
CFO - Christine Legarde

[zooman] 14/3/2021 23:14

Worse case scenario the board could get their kids to run the company. :-))Zoo

[zooman] 14/3/2021 22:18

Mill, to be honest if that path plays out which I tend to think may well be the case as well, for what its worth so does EL. If the D word came into force and it were to be a Chinese gov agency involved given the hoops they,ve made us jump through for the licence I've no doubt they will add pressure in some shape or form to control a negotiated price in their favour. However if the mine were to be in Australia for example I would be in favour of the D word rather than buybacks but China is a dirty word in the markets unfortunately. Not only on the financial side but on their human rights just for starters. Given the likes of what were are seeing around the world the Institutions are looking to be seen as being more ethical etc. On balance though as you say China could well be the route out, it will be interesting.Zoo

[zooman] 14/3/2021 22:02

Gal, you must stop all of that exercise its clearly not good for you. Good to hear that you seem to be on the right side of it now. Zoo

[alangriffbang] 14/3/2021 21:29

hi millwallfan I’m awash with gold shares every time I said no more I went and bought another one, my favourite at the moment is gun, l just love reading the upbeat weekends posts I go to bed on Sunday night elated and usually by 8 30 on Monday morning I’m completely deflated, ha ha ha ,let’s hope tomorrow will be a good day,

[alangriffbang] 14/3/2021 21:23

galoot I’m 82 and it looks as if I’ve got away with it all, can’t wait for my second jab,

[galoot] 14/3/2021 21:18

ARP
I have had Covid and not lightly. I tested positive, and just one of my symptoms was shingles. My older brother (72 years old) had the vaccine and developed a severe rash around his waist and back very similar to my mine. He recovered in about five days, me three weeks. Make of it what you will. Get well soon.

[millwallfan] 14/3/2021 21:05

I would be amazed if there is a takeover from the existing major shareholders as I have commented before similar to Zoo any move would have been in the 30-40p range as I truly believe that deep down they knew the licence would be issued at some point and have had a clear inkling on the (now public) true extent of the resources. Also given their age I would imagine that they are looking to get max value ASAP to even better fund their retirements. I agree with others the most likely scenario of any bid would be from a chinese company of government agency as very very few foreign companies make good in China, Griffin are a true exception. IMHO £2 later this year (July H1 with volume projections) should be nailed on assuming zinc and gold don’t tank. This time next year Rodders.....today217;s price should be a distant memory especially if the ‘D’ word comes into the equation.

[arphillips] 14/3/2021 18:58

TA - Thanks that's very re-assuring to hear. You're certainly testament to a full recovery. It does seem abnormally prevalent among GFM shareholders, I hope it doesn't deter some new investors who'll take us to the next level.

[theapiarist] 14/3/2021 17:24

ARP.
Sorry to hear of your shingles. It seems that those holding GFM are particularly susceptible!!
Like you I too had it on my scalp and above my left eye immediately following a cataract operation.
If it is any comfort to you I contracted it 25 years ago and still have 20/20 vision.