Hummingbird Resources Share Discussion Threads

[borderterrier1] 23/5/2019 16:32

new_buyer. I will top up when this drops to 5p. Won't be long now.

[new_buyer] 23/5/2019 13:13

sandoval you are not looking for a conspiracy and excuses, some are!!

[sandoval] 23/5/2019 10:56

I don't see any signs of family involvement. Apparently DB has 2 brothers and 2 sisters. I guess they are living off a trust fund.

[borderterrier1] 22/5/2019 15:58

I e mailed them several times but of course they only tell you what they want you to believe. Can't expect them to come clean and say they are making mistakes can you? Obviously I don't like losing money but I am still hoping this may come right. I still believe the mine is a good asset, but there are obvious glaring problems with the Ceo and management. But sometimes digging deep to uncover problems is difficult and that's what happened here. In other words, some research can't be uncovered on the Internet and by the time I found some things out, the share price was well on the way down. All the time that happened, Fsj propped it up confidently with glowing reports/excuses, after all, he was "in the know". It was all complete and utter B/S.

[moneyfornothing1] 22/5/2019 15:49

So with this further research you still stay invested? You must have a stronger constitution than I have.

I think many co's launched in AIM, or even FTSE, often drop after an initial climb, it's not uncommon and the reason I stay away from IPO's.

Why ask this Fsj why not contact the company and ask them direct?

[borderterrier1] 22/5/2019 13:57

moneyfornothing1 Some of the original, early news items about DB gave him a confidence boosting description, "Family involved in the gold and bullion business since 1780" or words to that effect. Unfortunately, more research revealed that when this co. was established in 2005, the share price deteriorated rapidly and through subsequent research, I now know some of the early investors that lost money back then. So, who's fault was that? The family may be long time bullion dealers, but do they have the necessary mining skills or indeed ANY experience with actual gold mining? I think not, but perhaps someone knows? I did ask company mouthpiece Fsj but never got a reply to that question. And another of my concerns is that despite those heavy losses, I believe at that time Betts senior was the financial accounts auditor........ and still is.

[moneyfornothing1] 22/5/2019 10:56

Either he needs to go or maybe he has learnt from his mistakes and might be worth sticking with? Only problem is only time will tell and by then it could be too late.

I certainly will not invest in a company, or stay invested, if I was not fully in support of the CEO.

[borderterrier1] 21/5/2019 17:08

When I first looked at this I did. But I now believe that a lot of it was hype by the broker, the glowing news reports, items etc........(similar to the one today, 20th May in Value the Markets by Stuart Langelaan) and one of the first red flags for me was when the Hum broker was successfully prosecuted by the FBI for pump and dump schemes. Can any of us really believe this stuff anymore? My gut feeling there was the right one. This could still recover but the Ceo needs to realize he isn't experienced enough to make irrational decisions with SH money.

[moneyfornothing1] 21/5/2019 16:36

SP can do that sometimes without any reason but if the fundamentals are good there will be hope. As you said earlier you live in hope so I assume you believe the fundamentals to be sound also?

[borderterrier1] 21/5/2019 16:32

moneyfornothing1 And yet, if you DYO research, the share price was steadily deteriorating BEFORE the rain/artisan/shooting incidents. Why ???

[moneyfornothing1] 21/5/2019 16:15

I can see the mistakes you talk about (BH, 1p options) but personally I see a number also outside of the control of the management (rain/artisans/shooting) and together I believe is reason for the share price but I also feel a single mine with a (current) short LOM is not helping.

I don't agree with you on the ball mill though as I think it would be incredibly short sighted of them not to be planning for a successful future WHILST recent issues, hopefully, are brought under control. I might take a position but probably after the Q2 figures are issued.

Dugbe looks to me to be a red herring at the moment.

[borderterrier1] 21/5/2019 15:18

moneyfornothing1 Of course and I will, eventually. But I'm pointing out to others that that this isn't what some would have us believe and hopefully, my persistence will pay off so that changes are made here. After all, isn't the share price a good indication of success or failure? And you are right, IMO this was a bad investment but (like many others here do) I live in hope.

[moneyfornothing1] 21/5/2019 14:43

borderterrier feel free to not answer but you obviously see this company as a disastrous investment on your part, and I understand there is no loss until you sell, but why hang around with an investment that you seem to abhor so much?

Surely sometimes you have to just take it on the chin and walk away don't you?

[borderterrier1] 20/5/2019 21:53

New-Buyer Please try the LSE bb. How long has Fsj contributed on there? Open mouth, insert foot. And you and Fsj can prop this up as much as you like but at the end of the day, the share price and market tells the story. Disaster Dan and his "experienced" team are responsible for where it is today. Who else can you blame?

[new_buyer] 20/5/2019 21:11

Oct 16 - May 19, mmmm 2 years?

[borderterrier1] 20/5/2019 16:27

New_buyer Isn't May 2017 to May 2019 two years? I guess not on your calendar?
Better hurry up with buying presents, Christmas is only a month away. BTW are you and Fsj getting golden Hum eggs again? Or do you only get those at Easter?

[new_buyer] 20/5/2019 16:15

Oct 2016 is not far off 2017 and is a lot closer than Frank followed me here which is (another) blatant lie, but they are common with you. You just can't help yourself can you, you are just lying very lonely man!

[borderterrier1] 20/5/2019 16:07

new-buyer. And yet Frank says on his post three above "Only been here 2 years"
Strange eh? Wouldn't that be 2017 not 2016? I know you can't read, but counting should be a bit easier. After me:- 1-2-3-4-6- etc. Hummmmmmmmmm......?

[new_buyer] 20/5/2019 15:59

Oh and as another easy lie to prove you can check someones profile to see when they joined this site, Frank is 2016 and borderterrier 2018 but of course Frank followed our lying narcissist onto this site, give me strength.

You have been warned.

[fsjamescampbell] 20/5/2019 13:31

Only been here 2 years........wrong again bt....by the way moneyfornothing1 by all means ema me [e-mail] I can email the site report from March 2018 you can then fully judge for yourself...it is a factual report, obviously we ha e hindsight in play as it is over 12 mo ths old, but feel free to email me.

[moneyfornothing1] 20/5/2019 13:28

Not sure I would agree and if I could not find the info I wanted, as you say it is hard to ascertain from filings and returns, then I think I would walk away. I don't have enough to take too high an undue risk, a bit of risk yes but I have to be comfortable with it.

[borderterrier1] 20/5/2019 13:23

moneyfornothing1 To the best of my ability, (and others on here have also said the same) I absolutely did thoroughly research the company. But (as I'm sure you'll agree,) a company mouthpiece "in the know" who is as persistent as Fsj has been over the last three years, is very hard to ignore?

[moneyfornothing1] 20/5/2019 13:14

That seems to me to be part and parcel of investing in AIM companies, higher risk and reward and why I will only ever invest a small part of my portfolio here. If you can't research the company properly you are taking a stab in the dark in my opinion.