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[footloose2] 06/10/2018 11:46

Borderterrier

You need to be put in a home for the elderly for your own safety.
Care in the community is not working for you.
You say you have always been right, well that is a lie for starters, by your own comments on here you were wrong to buy in.You say you bought in 2 1/2 years ago and are down more than 20%.? Well i would say you had a chance to get out with a nice profit on many occasion but you wanted more. Well that the thing about AIM, YOU rolled the dice and you lost. You seem to blame posters and brokers for your greed. But now you seem to think that you are the glowing light that all investors should listen to as you have now grown a pair of balls and decided you are the man we should listen to?
Well someone that is down 20% and says this will be at 20p by christmas, and is still holding is not a person anyone should be listening to IMO.
Now that is the end of story.

[borderterrier1] 05/10/2018 18:07

new_buyer Accusing me of "decimating a decent BB" with lies and conspiracy theories would suggest that (even though I am probably more invested here than you) you don't agree with what I have to say? But you can't deny that, regardless of the incessant bleating by you, Fsj, Darola and others about how good this is, I have always been right. You on the other hand, have always been wrong. The chart proves it. End of story.

[new_buyer] 05/10/2018 17:10

footloose2 he’s single handedly decimated a decent BB with his lies and conspiracy theories constantly seeking attention and recognition, sad.

[footloose2] 05/10/2018 16:10

I have to say i have found it amazing that a 2m loan has caused such a negative debate for so long. Just put it to one side and see how it develops.
I get the feeling from what i read from some is that they are happy just to talk negative about this one little investment. They seem to hunt for any negative they can find to post on here. The main play here are the gold mines, you would not think so reading these BB's

[borderterrier1] 05/10/2018 16:07

footloose2 The truth always hurts, doesn't it? BTW that should be "their" not "there".

[footloose2] 05/10/2018 15:54

Seems someone likes the sound of there own voice.

[borderterrier1] 04/10/2018 22:21

new_buyer Most investors here aren't laughing about this share price anymore. Conspiracy or not, I have been 100% right with this. No point in crying about it now. Perhaps you should take more notice of what I say in the future? This will be 20 p by Christmas. Have a good laugh about that.

[new_buyer] 04/10/2018 21:41

Borderterrier is a conspiracy theorist who so obviously lies it’s laughable!!

[borderterrier1] 04/10/2018 21:22

bo not really trying to put my own spin on this. its frustrating for me to read about BH because my financial guy here in the US did investigate it thoroughly. Hums decision was completely without merit. But why should they care?

[bo doodak] 04/10/2018 21:14

I see BorderTerrier on the other thread is attempting to put his own spin on my comments. Naivety of management over this doesn't preclude both HUM and/or even BH being worthwhile investments.

[bo doodak] 04/10/2018 20:56

What's with the aggressive tone. I'm not going to state baldly what I think about this on a BB. DYOR

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[borderterrier1] 04/10/2018 20:48

Casual47. I know your question was directed at Bo. But IMO it "appears" as though the ONLY time investors have seen a lift in the share price here has been as a result of the glowing broker, Internet press releases etc. Since the opening of the mine in December this has been a disaster and as others have said on here "the complacent attitude" of Dan Betts and the "management" team is disturbing.

[casual47] 04/10/2018 19:51

"it appears"...do you know the facts or not?

[bo doodak] 04/10/2018 19:41

Yes, it appears Genevese ''came'' to Reid with the BH proposal. And Reid was CEO of Liberty Silver. Its worth looking into their backgrounds.

[borderterrier1] 04/10/2018 19:15

casual 47. I think Bo is pointing out, like I have done multiple times on here, that unscrupulous people will tell you anything to try to get you to invest you money. The Hum scenario is looking remarkably similar now, don't you think?

[casual47] 04/10/2018 18:41

What has a six year old article to do with anything? Are you saying after six years exactly the same people are involved?

[bo doodak] 04/10/2018 17:17

I'm not sure people should be considering simply the $400K aspect...

[roguetreader] 04/10/2018 17:09

Cheers Redtrend, interesting posts.

[redtrend] 04/10/2018 15:35

Not that I'm aware no. I think they would have had enough time to make a decision, so I assume they're probably not interested. Unless something leftfield happens and they do give BH a life line.

My point more is that I find it bizarre people keep talking about "West Africa" like HUM has to stay in this boundary and it is some homogenous happy place where business is easy, with untapped commercially viable gold mines a dime a dozen, ready for the taking. There aren't. Likewise people talking about BH like they'd been down the mineshaft and done their own DD and zinc mines with 20% grades in safe jurisductions are common place.

Dugbe in Liberia is completely different to Yanfolila in Mali. It's about as different both politically, geographically, commercially and technically as Bunker Hill is from Yanfolila. It's too big for HUM alone and the Government is already changing the goal posts.

Whether an asset is viable in West Africa, elsewhere in Africa or further afield, if it's within HUM's competency, geography should not be an issue.

[casual47] 04/10/2018 15:01

Did they indicate when DD would complete?

[redtrend] 04/10/2018 14:50

I know they don't hence why I said land owner and referred to land owner having the liability on waste.

BH have an option to purchase.

So BH are up sh*t creek without a paddle and to meet their obligations need a bailout. So if the mine is as good as it looks on paper and HUM's DD back this up, HUM could offer up the $400k for a hefty pound of flesh.

If the DD shows its a no go, we move on

[ukgeorge] 04/10/2018 14:11

BH don't own the mine. It looks like Hum have lost US$2M in a time when profit for 6 months was US$3.5M.

How about Hum sticks to mining gold in west Africa.