Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[the bull] 12/6/2019 00:08

Did you bail out of this barnsy? and if so, any apologies for those of us followed and worshipped you and your guidance

[plat hunter] 11/6/2019 21:09

Perhaps that's the real reason why BMR has been kept on life support? They would have gone bust if left to themselves, no doubt.Will be interesting to see what happens to GLR

[the bull] 11/6/2019 19:56

Steady on that boat, don't want you disappearing off the edge before your chips are cashed in at 30p+

[lostabillion] 11/6/2019 18:13

Currently soaking up some Tuscan sun in the Chianti region.

Hope Blighty isn’t too wet and cold!

[choppernoel] 11/6/2019 17:44

Great work Leon. You only destroyed 5.77% of shareholder value. I thought u said Jubilee has reached that turning point? The only thing that's turned upside down is the shareholder value.

[spazzeighties] 11/6/2019 17:12

I thought Enviro mining was JLPs own project. That means they have to take full responsibility for environmental pollution control and all costs related to decommissioning of the plant. Happy to be proven wrong.

[plat hunter] 11/6/2019 14:52

I thought it was quite a succinct and salient point to be honest but happy to be proved wrong.JLP is appointed to each project, they own none of them directly.Enviro mining is just one example, what about DCM or Hernic, we don't own any risk there, we're simply appointed to manage and run projects.Managing risk is JLP's business, indemnifying risk, is the job of the licence holder and insurers.

[bullster] 11/6/2019 14:27

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mikebolle1,

You're going on the top,,,,,, ringleader you.

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[gsg] 11/6/2019 14:17

PH, I came to the same conclusion re trolling. Logical thinking. Hahaha.

[mikebolle1] 11/6/2019 14:16

I am no tech expert on tailing dams but I will dump my shares in jlp immediately if they only think to touch the likes of Vale, no matter their intentions.

Plat, what do you mean by: "JLP is an appointed contractor of all projects... They directly own none of them"?

Edit: Bullster, please don't put me on your list...lol

[bullster] 11/6/2019 14:13

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The Bull,

Just put you on my logical thinkers list.

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[plat hunter] 11/6/2019 14:10

Now we know you're just trolling lol"..AcesHi,You can go on my small list of logical thinkers.Ignore the crazies..."

[bullster] 11/6/2019 13:46

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AcesHi,

You can go on my small list of logical thinkers.

Ignore the crazies.
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[plat hunter] 11/6/2019 13:42

JLP is in the business of selling risk management and cost control solutions.Worst case scenarios and reak world examples are part of the sales pitch. FACT

[plat hunter] 11/6/2019 13:41

JLP is an appointed contractor of all projects you goon. They directly own none of them

[plat hunter] 11/6/2019 13:10

Time to let this one go Bullster.If you don't think that JLP will be talking about Vale etc etc when discussing potential projects with new clients then you're missing the point.As technically competent as you maybe, those with more experience on the sell side of a business, see the indirect potential of the Vale story, in driving the brand and delivering new opportunities. That is a million miles away for saying that we will be up for tender of certain high profile dams

[bullster] 11/6/2019 12:25

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Jubilees process does not get rid of the problem, most of the waste remains.

Jubilee will come under scrutiny of how they will store the waste or repatriate the land.

How much will that cost Jubilee ?


Can't have it both ways.

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[gsg] 11/6/2019 11:37

FFS Bullster, Everyone gets that.

The point that peeps are trying to make, and you'r not getting is that tailing dams everywhere are coming under increased scrutiny. There's no harm in investors getting excited about that, given it is Jubilee's business.

No one is saying that Jubilee will be in line for every tailings resource. Most will be unsuitable for physical reasons or unavailable for commercial or political reasons.