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[arlington chetwynd talbot] 19/4/2015 20:51

Everybody spending quality time with their families eh? Ah what dutifully decent people you all are. Pity you can't all stop this scam eh? pmsl

[arlington chetwynd talbot] 19/4/2015 16:39

ridicule
16 Apr'15 - 09:20 - 31607 of 31672 1 1


superg Do you have any inkling of the profit likely to be declared in May?

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superg1
16 Apr'15 - 10:11 - 31610 of 31672 5 1

it seems likely to me that the H1 loss has been reversed and has probably put them in profit for the year.

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Well Graham, I have a pre-tax loss of £3m pencilled in, see who's right eh? pmsl

[arlington chetwynd talbot] 19/4/2015 16:32

Hey Graham, I hear you got nowhere wit top brass eh? lol
So funny, how's this tragedy unfolding mate? Right, let's get a few beers down our necks Graham, I've so much money I don't know what te do wi it all, any suggestions? pmsl

[arlington chetwynd talbot] 19/4/2015 16:18

And as John Virgo says... bit of tightness in the arm...

[festario] 19/4/2015 14:07

As Eric Bischoff used to say on the TV Wresting, 'Controversy Creates Cash'Such is the way with premium BB's like ADVFN

[superg1] 19/4/2015 06:59

'They denied everything'

Seriously!!!! they denied it? That about sums them up.

They rely on obstructing customers as much as they can, in a hope that nobody will be bothered to follow through on certain matters.

Now that I can evidence, and they can't deny. I did challenge them over something some time back having found a very common theme is their system.

Funnily enough, after a bit of determined exchanges, pointing out outrageous odds incidents, the long running 'glitch' in the system fixed itself within 24hrs.


Hmmm just spotted something which could solve the problem.

[superg1] 19/4/2015 06:54

Napoleon

Nice one, depending on how much you use the site it can be a pain not having quick access to certain screens.

I agree with the vote system, it seems they think folks will pay for subscription to get the vote down access.

I also agree re the type of connections here, but then I think they are unable to attract the rights guys, so the gutter is the best they can do. Hence we have a BB site with no word restrictions which is a fairly simple application.

It seems to be all about creating as much trash as possible to create action.

[serratia] 18/4/2015 23:23

I use AdBlock, it's free to download so no adverts to trouble me.

[rhwillcoll] 18/4/2015 16:59

SG: thank you for your explanation of Chile Peso (to USD) movement correlated with copper price. Below can be seen the IMF report on reasons for variation of Chile peso, plus historic five year copper prices. Basically a 10% increase in the copper price would strengthen the peso by 1.7%. So, its very much centred upon the copper price, as you correctly said: and the copper price is likely to go up quite a lot from its recent very low level.





From IMF Report:

18. Copper prices can explain most of the peso exchange rate movements
over the long run. Column (1) of Table 2 reports the OLS regression results with
copper prices as the only explanatory variable. Variations in copper prices could account for 67 percent of variations in the peso exchange rate over the sample period. Column (2) also includes oil prices and relative U.S.-Chile CPI. Oil prices turn out to be positive, although not significant. This probably reflects the high correlation between oil and copper prices (0.96). The relative
CPI is positive and significant as expected. Column (3) is the “benchmark” long-run specification, which excludes oil prices. The results suggest that a 10
percent increase in copper prices would strengthen the peso by 1.7 percent over the long term. This captures the full impacts of copper prices on the exchange rate, including through other channels, and is a bit larger than the estimate in Cowan, Rappoport, and Selaive (2007).

19. The long-run relationship between copper prices and the peso exchange rate is robust to different specifications. Column (4) reports the results using the dynamic OLS method developed by Stock and Watson (1993), and the results are
similar. The dynamic OLS estimation simply adds leads and lags of differenced explanatory variables to a static cointegration regression so as to eliminate small-sample bias resulting from correlation between the error term and the explanatory variables. The reported regression includes 2 leads and lags, and the results are similar with alternative length of leads and lags.

[irnbru2] 18/4/2015 16:26

These are the dirty tricks that are out there, paid tipsters to record whatever they like, under the protection of a disclaimer, which few read.
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There are also dirty trick posters.

[superg1] 18/4/2015 15:39

Talking of tips, look at this. These sorts of things are important to gain experience to not get caught out.



That is about the RB energy team and their new gold mine in Sudan (ORCA). The team that made billions out of a similar sale to Kinross. What Kinross found is that they had been screwed over for billions and had to write down 80% of the value of the mines. RB had severely over-stated the resource and sold it packaged as such to Kinross.

They are now at ORCA gold. They fail to mention any connection to Sirocco and RB as if those companies never existed. All they spout on about is the Red Back mining company sold for billions and based on a lie.

Now they have the above comment out forecasting ORCA will be the next big thing.

Look at the disclaimer in the small print.

'This article represents solely the opinions of Alexander Smith. Alexander Smith is not an investment advisor and any reference to specific securities in the list referred to in the article does not constitute a recommendation thereof.

The information in this article is of an impersonal nature and should not be construed as individualized advice or investment recommendations.

PinnacleDigest.com and its employees are not a registered broker-dealer or financial advisors.

These are the dirty tricks that are out there, paid tipsters to record whatever they like, under the protection of a disclaimer, which few read.

[phoenixs] 18/4/2015 11:15

superg
nothing ever seems to change with some tipsters!

[j4ckster] 18/4/2015 07:15

18/04/2015 - 01:49

Officials from the economic crimes (Bridec) of the PDI Squad, arrived yesterday to the offices of the branch of the subsidiary of Sociedad Química y Minera de Chile, SQM Salar S.A., to seize accounting books of the company from 2009 to 2014. The documentation was handed over voluntarily by the mining company.

[superg1] 18/4/2015 07:04

Apparently moneyweek were tipping SQM in recent days.

'has only added one company this year, Chilean potash and Lithium producer SQM.'

The potash market has been tricky and there is "a lot of bad news discounted in the share price"

That was sent to me. I said it sounds like BS and the purchase was probably pre crash, and they want out, hence they are tipping it.

The tip comes at the same time as this comment on potash



'Negative news expected to keep potash price flat Oversupply, tax change and cheap deal dent stocks'

The author must have surely seen such news.

That's pro tipsters for you, he's in, been caught, so has tipped it. Q1 results should be SQM's worst quarter results for some time.

[1madmarky] 18/4/2015 06:56

I think the interim lender is... not getting their money back

[germanicus] 17/4/2015 15:57

Hiding.....along with the buyers!

[superg1] 17/4/2015 15:23

Is the seller hiding today trying to make us think he has gone?

[superg1] 17/4/2015 14:42

If anyone wants to help this is what we are trying to work out at the moment as this is new information.

29. While the primary focus of the Petitioners and the Interim Lender during the Stay Extension Period will be on determining the course of action for the Lithium Project, the Monitor has raised the need to determine how to realize on the Petitioners’ indirectly-owned iodine mine located in Chile (the “Chilean Operations”). Prior to the Filing Date, Sirocco guaranteed QLI’s approximately US$11 million debt to Tianjin Products and Energy Resources Development Co., Ltd. (“Tewoo”) and granted a mortgage over the shares of Boron Chemical Holdings Ltd., a subsidiary of Sirocco and the indirect owner of the Chilean Operations, as security for the guarantee obligations. The Monitor is informed that, notwithstanding provisions contained in the Amended Initial Order regarding the priority of the Interim Lender Charge, it was negotiated between the Petitioners and the Interim Lender that the Interim Lender Charge would not have priority over the security granted to Tewoo,which is resident in the People’s Republic of China. Accordingly, Tewoo was not served with the motion materials seeking the various Court-ordered charges. Tewoo has now retained Canadian counsel and such counsel has received notice of the Petitioners’ motion.

30. Recognizing that the Interim Lender does not appear to have a priority with respect to the indirectly-owned shares of the Chilean Operations it is unlikely that the Interim Lender will support use of the Interim Facility to further any realization activities. Accordingly, the Monitor does not expect significant progress to be made in this respect during the Stay Extension Period and wishes to highlight for this Honourable Court the fact that this is an outstanding matter that will need to be addressed in due course.