Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[bullster] 12/8/2019 12:11

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I find Morningstar quite good for holdings data.

If you add Vikrant Bhargavas' 9.01% to JIMs 6.42% = 15.43%

On JLPs website it's 16.61%

I'll back Morningstars' figure to be more up to date.

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[alwaysevolving] 12/8/2019 11:57

Well whom ever said it, it matters not. It still rings true with JLP does it not? They never seem to learn from past mistakes.

[adejuk] 12/8/2019 11:34

einstein didn't say that.

[haughtonhoney] 12/8/2019 11:23

That 155k buy a few minutes ago at 2.83 was me. Not a sell.

[bullster] 12/8/2019 11:21

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The Skipper,

Morningstar shows Vikrant Bhargavas' holding separately.



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Major Shareholders

Name-Amount-Holding %

Vikrant Bhargava - 167,084,376 - 9.01
Quantock plc - 144,250,624 - 7.78
Interactive Investor Services Noms - 137,924,100 - 7.43
Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Mgmt Ltd - 119,609,840-6.45
JIM Nominees Ltd - 119,095,281 - 6.42
Miton Group PLC - 111,514,015 - 6.01
Canaccord Genuity Group Inc - 105,122,381 - 5.67
Barclays Stockbrokers Ltd - 72,154,160 - 3.89

Mr. Colin Bird - 11,047,555 - 0.843
Mr. Chris Molefe - 100,000 - 0.078
Mr. Leon Coetzer - 27,810 - 0.002


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[frogkid] 12/8/2019 11:09

Need an FD

[plat hunter] 12/8/2019 10:39

Chart looks fine to me.. a drop below 2.6 on the offer would be a worry for me.

Should get a bounce though Deme

[sleveen] 12/8/2019 09:30

Shows what damage can be done by poor comms.

The sooner we get audited accounts the better.

[deme1] 12/8/2019 09:12

The share price needs some upwards momentum right now. We should be bouncing from here if not then the chart is starting to look pretty dire indeed!

[goingforarun] 12/8/2019 09:03

Skipper, interesting comments. The share price could do with some time off!

[sleveen] 11/8/2019 20:34

MANU 4 Chelsea 0

What a joy!!!

[plat hunter] 11/8/2019 18:51

The baton is most certainly being passed, from the weak to the strong. TR1's are imminent.

[sharenotes] 11/8/2019 18:47

It would have been nice if we had the opportunity to drop the baton......

Let’s hope JLP checks all the paperwork – we don’t want a DQ like the men’s 400m relay team. What a farce!

PS the England/Wales rugby match was much more entertaining, but I have digressed enough already. Have a good evening.

[bullster] 11/8/2019 17:44

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Goingforarun.

I'm watching the athletics as i type, coincidentaly.

JLP are barely out of the blocks, there may be many hurdles in front of us and you can't expect to run all laps at the same pace. If the share price isn't sprinting by xmas someone's up for the high jump.

Don't drop the baton.

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[goingforarun] 11/8/2019 17:27

Lots of activity on here, on a Sunday? Can’t quite work out which way the comment is going? Busted flush or not?

[bullster] 11/8/2019 17:24

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I don't know how profitable copper will be, as we will have to buy concentrate from someone else.

What i do know is that there is 10% of sulphur by weight, in copper concentrate.And that Sable can make 3 tonnes of acid from one tonne of sulphur.

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[plat hunter] 11/8/2019 17:19

To be fair Bullster, you're an intelligent person and nothing hashort materially changed.

These were all things you knew.

[plat hunter] 11/8/2019 17:13

"The big boys won't give up their tailings, Leon had better get some near surface open pit mining in the portfolio, like Colin, toll treating won't make big money."

Possibly what we'll see with the likes of Bezante and GLR, plus Glencore then there's the extra material from Northams new mine and the DCM ramp up.

All only a possible and a maybe at this stage but that's a lot of material. And if none of them happen then we have 6.5 millions tonnes worth 70 million, all in for 18 million.

Not bad business, keep them coming

[bullster] 11/8/2019 17:05

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TAILINGS DEALS FROM THE BIG BOYS.

You can discount all of the platinum mines.

That leaves the chrome miners of which we are involved with at three locations and were in distress to force a deal/partnership.

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[bullster] 11/8/2019 16:51

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"Glencore will truck tailings to Sable"

It would only pay to truck concentrate, not tailings.

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[bullster] 11/8/2019 16:47

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"Bullster can you explain the difference between percentages and absolute numbers?"

I am giving up with Leons generic terms, material, feed, concentrate etc.
It gets to a point where you don't if that tonnage came out of this tonnage that was left from the tonnage beforehand. Compounding percentages can be tricky at the best of times without having to cope with double dutch.

The big boys won't give up their tailings, Leon had better get some near surface open pit mining in the portfolio, like Colin, toll treating won't make big money.

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