Herencia Resources Share Discussion Threads

[nevik2] 17/12/2014 12:00

Yes but but who has got what out of this? Is it a vote of no confidence from DB?

[steelwatch] 17/12/2014 11:59

So it looks like Deutsche Bank were a major placee and the subsequent seller.

[nevik2] 17/12/2014 11:58

So whats the meaning of the latest rns regarding HER's position?

[stockready] 17/12/2014 11:17

nevo75 (LSE)

I hope you know what you doing and I truly hope you have researched this company well specially the MD, Mr. GS!

However your risk is far lower than some of the others who invested here since 3p,

I wish you best of luck

GL

[stockready] 16/12/2014 15:43

itsaduster (LSE)

PLEASE get real mate, you have totally lost it,
how can you possibly unable to see GS is truly out of his depth?
you are dreaming if you think HER would recover under GS, because it wouldn't.

I am just so eerily waiting for the next comedy RNS, specially GS daring comedy commentary on the actual results, specially when he talk about EXCELLENT prospect ahead of us, and how all of these BS results will see us through this period by only finding small traces of silver which he think will pays towards mining!!

looooooooooooool
looooooooooooool
looooooooooooool

please help me,

no funding,
no licence,
no cost analysis
no prospect
no technical experts on Open Pit
no nothing but BS drilling

and...
GS want to achieve the open pit by end of 2015.....

looooooooool
loooooooooool


HOW?????????

[stockready] 16/12/2014 15:32

turbo

loool

please tell me HOW what EMED doing today or tomorrow would help HER or you and anyone else with this share???

The difference is massive with what EMED doing today and what it will be doing in the very near future.... and that is because EMED runs by bunch of professionals and HER runs by ONE single idiot who is so determine to destroy what is left of this company,

the other difference comes down to assets and infra-structure, where EMED has HUGE PROVEN copper in place and also already have more than 80% of their required equipment for the mine ready/functional to use to extract the copper (therefore low capital start up) this is while HER has NOTHING , ZERO and still exploring to prove their assets,

please don't get me going, because the list is truly a long one ...

so this shows also you are so naïve not understanding your investment here

Please don't think I am anti-HER, I am not.. but I am anti GS, because my patient with this nutter is OVER, and he has to leave this company because he simply contributed nothing of the value to share holders here and only destructed and wasted time.

his failure of not able to deliver one proper funding package here through some of the big internationals (not the small crooks like Lind) shows he is unable to deliver on finance front, and he was screwed by Lind and surely means Lind screwed us because an ignorance of GS to check the terms and conditions of that deal.
I am sure he checked but couldn't understand it well

anyhow lets get the next BS RNS out of the way by 20th December and then see where the share price would go.. .. then we see if GS is willing to resign !

please don't worry yourself too much about EMED, I have seen the mine from the close and spoke to number of senior managements.
I know exactly what is going on there right now, more than I can say it on any boards, EMED would be all fine no matter what,

but I wish I could say the same about HER.

GS is the core of the problem , he needs to pack it up and leave

[martyn9] 16/12/2014 10:12

Nothing new with that turbo,same old.

[turbotrader2] 15/12/2014 17:56

How's emed today?

[steeplejack] 14/12/2014 19:10

10 out of 12 OPEC members will run a fiscal deficit as a result of falling revenues.Countries like Brazil,Mexico,Russia to name populous nations will be adversely effected.I suppose the USA should be a net beneficiary as perhaps might Germany,France and some other European nations.Yet,to date the collapse in equity markets have focused on the deflationary consequences of falling oil prices whilst worrying about the impact of China's slowdown and credit conundrum.This has all the hallmarks of a calculated price war with OPEC wanting to squeeze US shale producers.Perhaps the U.S. Is happy to see an oil glut so Russia is adversely hit,it all makes for an unsettling international situation.Yet,I suppose China should benefit from a falling fuel bill while US consumers will have more pennies in their pocket to buy Chinese exports,so there's a happy circle.

[nevik2] 13/12/2014 09:15

The falling oil price as it is, what are the chances it could kickstart the demand for our copper and zinc? Talk about low energy costs helping out industrial growth.
No money in oil stock (don't I just know it) and demand for metals is likely to increase with industrial output. Could this attract new investors into the sector?
Any thoughts?

[turbotrader2] 12/12/2014 18:19

:-)Think we may get an early indication before Xmas

[steeplejack] 12/12/2014 17:48

If that proves to be the case,then this stock will be near a penny.

[thrgef] 12/12/2014 15:50

Just had to sell 2.5M shares before people get over excited about institutions selling. For what its worth I think I've sold close to the bottom, but I had little choice.

I believe we will have bull run with zinc once deficit for 2014 is confirmed early next year.

I remain confident we will have finances in place for zinc and copper mines this time next year

[martyn9] 11/12/2014 13:44

Well looking on the bright side,it wasn't more drill results!!

[nevik2] 11/12/2014 10:21

Actually I suspect its no more than a move to show confidence in the company rather than a "plan". The amount is very small, I doubt its enough to stop the rot.

[haydock] 11/12/2014 10:21

Well so far a classical mkt reaction on a poor day, in a poor mkt.
Time will tell.

In short, the best news you could have at the moment.

Back into the bottom drawer, the shares & me at this rate !

[nevik2] 11/12/2014 10:16

I sold some a couple of days ago to invest somewhere else, it didn't happen so I bought back here, obviously at a loss. I'm just about clever enough to be stupid.

[thrgef] 11/12/2014 09:44

Agree and I think much more significance should be made to the fact that they invested a much more significant sum in the recent placing

[steeplejack] 11/12/2014 09:39

I've always attached a lot of significance to director dealings,more to sales than buys.The amount of money expended is secondary to the fact that the management have made the decision to buy and afterall(lest we forget)they do know more about the company than we do.Whether that knowledge comes with undue optimism,only time will tell.

[turbotrader2] 11/12/2014 09:38

English please?