Hummingbird Resources Share Discussion Threads

[napoleon 14th] 23/6/2019 17:14

BT & NB - FFS shut up!
We want an adult board

[borderterrier1] 21/6/2019 14:29

NB You're so easy! That's why I'm such a good fisherman! Is is really know, not now? Woww, wel who wud hav thot?

[bmnsa] 21/6/2019 13:35

Is gold up today?

[new_buyer] 21/6/2019 13:28

Learnt from their mistakes is different from your being caught up in conspiracies.By the way BT the correct term is it’s not its when it is short for it is or it has, just thought you should know (not now). :)

[borderterrier1] 21/6/2019 11:46

NB "Hopefully the Bod will have learned from their mistakes?" Well I never! Isn't that exactly what I have been saying? I guess your eleven year old has convinced you its always better to tell the truth instead of constantly accusing others of lying? BTW it's "were" out of their control not "where". Just thought you should now. :)

[new_buyer] 21/6/2019 09:31

Hopefully the BOD have learnt from their mistakes but some of the issues were out of their control but some certainly were (Bunker Hill for example) but the focus needs to be on Yanfolila this year and meeting or exceeding guidance and keeping a lid on AISC. The ball mill could turn out to be an inspired decision if they can meet the guidance on production and increase the LOM, time will tell.

[rickyhatton] 21/6/2019 07:59

Hum are producing gold
Hum will be producing increased gold from September at reduced costs.
Mine problem was due to unusually excessive high rainfall
Hum management will have learnt a .ot from resolving the rain issue in terms of multi partner integrated working, improved quality assurance, and coroporate mine safety issues.

There are now increased reasons to be positive.

Updates:
1. Resource and Reserves
2. LOM
3. Scoping studies on Gonka and Komana East
4. 2019 Guidance update

AGM is next Wedenesday

[backmarker] 21/6/2019 07:41

PoG may be going up, but HUM needs to be producing gold to make money.

on the face of it, the story so far seems reasonably good, and the outlook very positive. HOWEVER......

it seemed to me that, following the bad weather issues which led to the dent in production and extra costs for remedial work, a large amount of criticism of the bod seemed to appear and which was not just confined to their possible prevention and actual management of those issues, but suggested some general and ongoing incompetence.

as a relative newcomer to HUM, impressed by the "on target, within budget" commissioning of Yanfolila, I want to determine whether continued confidence in the management is justified, or whether there is good reason to be wary about HUM's future.

[borderterrier1] 20/6/2019 22:03

The way gold is going? You are joking right?

[new_buyer] 20/6/2019 19:48

backmarker, happily, who knows if last year was a one off, hopefully it was and the next few months will answer your question but good news is hopefully coming with the LOM extension and the Q2 figures. Long term I think a second asset will help immensely but Dugbe might be too big unless a bigger partner can be found.

CORA is an interesting question too, just around the corner and 18% already owned by HUM.

Now I wonder what other comments will be coming your way!!

[wskill] 20/6/2019 15:56

The way gold is going we could attract a partner for Liberia and have a nice free carry to production.

[backmarker] 20/6/2019 15:50

hey guys, can you put your bickering aside and keep this thread to discussing HUM.

the question for me is whether the dent in production ultimately due to the weather last year is a true one-off, or whether there is still a lot of risk. if we are now back on track then with the rise in the PoG floating all ships we should eventually reach new highs.

who agrees ?

[borderterrier1] 20/6/2019 15:39

NB For some of us, the light never comes on. Ho Hummmmmmm.................

[new_buyer] 20/6/2019 15:01

Many times, LOL

[goodgrief] 20/6/2019 14:17

Didn't participate because HUM had/have a load of debt and lots of mine remediation costs.

[bittorrent] 20/6/2019 13:25

Thanks Redtrend, I stand corrected. As we are going to need more ore to extend LOM, I am surprised we didn't participate.

[borderterrier1] 20/6/2019 12:15

NB I was WRONG? Please look at the chart. Hopefully from here there will be some improvement, only time will tell.

[redtrend] 20/6/2019 11:20

I think for Cora we're down to 18% because we didn't participate in last placing.

But there's a lot more news to light the HUM share price further as Ricky covers

[bittorrent] 20/6/2019 10:55

Cora Gold jumping up today, we own about 1/3 of the shares.

[new_buyer] 20/6/2019 08:05

You are full of conspiracies and lies, it's no secret and maybe you should just accept you were wrong, as you have been on many things here.

I will leave you now to argue with yourself!!

[borderterrier1] 20/6/2019 00:46

NB There you go again, putting words in my mouth. I didn't say anything about "proving" Hum was part of that did I? I think you'll find that I said that "the Hum broker was prosecuted by the FBI for pump and dump schemes". And I think you will find I was correct with that? Please look it up on the Internet, its all there. And did I mention "conspiracies"........ or did you?

[new_buyer] 19/6/2019 21:07

You never lie except the numerous times you’ve been called out on it such as the example shown earlier today!! Oh and how does the share price prove that HUM were part of a pump and dump scheme investigated by the FBI (err it doesn’t) and also prove that Stephen Betts has links to the Bunker Hill project (err it doesn’t) both conspiracies you’ve “exposed”; on here?

[borderterrier1] 19/6/2019 20:24

moneyfornothing1 I don't need to be told I am right, the share price proves it. But NB says I'm lying. I never lie. Except that I'm not actually in Alaska at the moment, I'm in a tent in a lay-by outside Watford Gap. I just set my alarm for UK time to wind NB up. Its sooooooooo easy!