Hummingbird Resources Share Discussion Threads

[new_buyer] 20/3/2019 12:44

UKG a gamble does not mean there is a gambling problem, at least try to justify your obvious negativity with some facts rather than puerile nonsense.

[ukgeorge] 20/3/2019 12:21

It was a $2M gamble that they then tried to hide from shareholders. End of story stop trying to rose tint everything or deflect it away to slagging someone off who has nothing to do with the company.

On a separate note there was, a chunky trade yesterday.

19-Mar-19
09:30:24
22.65
2,000,000
£453.00k

[borderterrier1] 20/3/2019 12:21

New-buyer. Please look at the chart. Hum represents approx. 10 % of my portfolio and the ONLY stock that I would consider to be a very poor investment. I regret investing here and resent reading all the complete unadulterated BS from you and others that have been repeatedly telling us all this is a "sound investment." Despite the pathetic attempts from you and Fsj to prop this up with glowing testimonials, speculative figures, projections of gold production etc. after a considerable time period, this share price continues to disappoint. IYO, who would YOU blame that on? How long do you expect investors here to put up with this very sad and disturbing state of affairs? Common sense should prevail and indicate to you that after this length of time, the blame lies squarely on the shoulders of the pathetic "management" and CEO. And BTW most would consider that buying stocks is a calculated risk ie. gamble. But, after this length of time, the obvious incompetence here is beyond comprehension now.

[new_buyer] 20/3/2019 12:04

An expensive bad call no doubt but a gambling problem? If you want to check someone with a gambling problem checkout Borderterrier who seems to gamble rather than invest!!

[borderterrier1] 20/3/2019 11:30

UKGeorge. New-buyer is well known on this forum as a complete idiot. Don't waste your time with a reply.

[ukgeorge] 20/3/2019 11:25

NB, lead and zinc mining in Idaho. I guess you have forgotten the $2M foray.

[new_buyer] 20/3/2019 11:00

History of gambling problems, oh come on at least try and justify your point with facts UKG, hilarious!!

[borderterrier1] 20/3/2019 09:50

UKGeorge. Correct on all counts. But company mouthpiece Fsj still thinks this is a sure thing. He will ramble on here with his "facts and figures" regardless because he is an idiot. But probably a well paid one to ramp this up for the unsuspecting "investor".

[ukgeorge] 20/3/2019 09:46

Positives
Reserve upgrade
Getting back to steady state production
Longer term possibly paying debt down

Negatives
A year and a half of production and debt has risen
The 1p options
History of gambling problems
News has been withheld from general public

Overall
A gamble.

[borderterrier1] 20/3/2019 09:06

Fsj. Even more garbage. Please get your eyes tested and read my last sentence again in the previous post, s-l-o-w-l-y this time. Everybody knows this is a dog, except you and Golden Idiot of course. BTW, how much do they pay you?

[borderterrier1] 19/3/2019 10:15

Fsj. More unadulterated garbage from you quote:- "3 to 5 years?" I have been here for almost 3 now and due to then pathetic actions of the "management" who obviously couldn't organize a PU in a brewery, there has been abysmal share price movement over that time. Quote:- "The institutes know a good investment when they see it". Seriously? The share price is going DOWN. That is the opposite of UP. Please adjust your medication or go and see a reliable optician. You really believe that an intelligent investor would hold this for 3-5 years? What a delusional moron you are! My only regret is investing here in the first place but as I have repeatedly told you, I will hold now because I don't need the money I have invested here at the moment.

[ukgeorge] 19/3/2019 09:29

Frank, $10M free cash flow, then take off debt servicing cost, then take off head office costs which are conveniently omitted from stated AISC, then take of Liberia costs, then take of capital expenditure costs for the new mill.

Maybe just maybe the company is positive cash flow but it is by no means a given like you imply.

[borderterrier1] 18/3/2019 10:17

Plasybryn Some "investors" never learn do they? Good news always results in a negative response with the share price here. The City knows something is wrong with this. Pathetic company.

[borderterrier1] 16/3/2019 15:16

Visitor. Your comment on the LSE bb suggested that "Hum was un-hedged" I guess that was a typo and you meant "un-hinged?". I agree 100%. And Fsj. I have no idea what medication you have been taking for the last two years but you may need to do us all a favor and ask your doctor for a second opinion. The performance of this compared to other miners over the last year (-35%) has been worse than abysmal. Get rid of the "management team" and Ceo.

[lurker5] 16/3/2019 14:40

"I know why I invested here and the fundamentals are even stronger today than they were last year."
Dear oh Dear. This deluded chap didn't understand the fundamentals last year when pointed out to him (My post end Feb)He can't understand why they've deteriorated even more since then. Some self-appointed experts never learn. I'll come back next year and see whether he has.

[new_buyer] 15/3/2019 19:34

Timber indeed.....

[ukgeorge] 14/3/2019 16:05

timber......

[borderterrier1] 14/3/2019 15:48

Too many blinkered idiots on here. The market responds accordingly.

[john3v16] 13/3/2019 17:02

Holding quite steady at the moment with POG holding its own

[ukgeorge] 13/3/2019 16:39

NB I'm not shorting them. Although I probably should be as I think they will fall when the results are released.

[new_buyer] 13/3/2019 16:31

Not disputing the shorting comment UKG?

[ukgeorge] 13/3/2019 16:12

Frank what do you think about the 1p options?

I think most PI's patience has run out. Hence why this board is so quiet. Maybe it is an opportunity but they have an awful lot to prove before the mkt is going to remotely trust a word that they say.

[fsjamescampbell] 13/3/2019 15:00

Because UKG is shorting it.....he wants to plant the seeds of doubt.....little does he know that the free float is being mopped up weekly by very sticky hands, when the demand for stock increases the share price will re-rate accordingly. The rise from the late teens to 24p has been healthy for those fortunate to buy in after the Q3 drop and are now sat on a healthy cushion, there are those who are averaging in the 30's who are likely to be hurting of course but this stock is all about patience, strong track record with regard to the elements of the business that HUM control, maybe the odd wayward investing decision last year with BH but we will never know what the real potential was that interested HUM to that deal, so be it. HUM are a company becoming more and more skilled and competent in their operation as the days, weeks and months go by.

I know why i invested here and the fundamentals are even stronger today than they were last year. If you aren't prepared to be patient and are happy to sell at a loss then bye bye...........hold for gold or be part of the weak brigade and make sure the door doesn't hit you on the way out as you sell at a loss.......