Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[alwaysevolving] 01/11/2019 13:44

Anyone remember when Colin turned down a 30p offer I think it was for the company several years ago (adejuk probably will?!)

We are in such a stronger position now compared to back then (more shares in issue admittedly) Regardless, One has to wonder if there are bigger players today keeping an eye on proceedings here?

[deme1] 01/11/2019 13:43

Robers98

yup the SP

[robers98] 01/11/2019 13:41

Something up!!!

[adejuk] 01/11/2019 13:38

frog
how long have you held these
i seem to remember your avatar from way back

[clarky111] 01/11/2019 13:38

This is no pump and dump..
.if you've been following jlp you should no this is just the start. Many off us have been here for quite a few years and finally we are starting to be rewarded for our patience. Jlp is a real growth story with endless supply on tailings around the globe. Holdcsitvtight andcenjoybthe next few years

[billthebank] 01/11/2019 13:35

Lostabillion will have to change his avatar!!!!

[frogkid] 01/11/2019 13:35

I feel sick and giddy

[mutley walters] 01/11/2019 13:13

This not a pump and dump but a steady rise in advance of the company publishing its first profit in the annual accounts and in advance of next weeks first PGM income from the Windsor project. You do not appear to know what you are talking about please educate yourself and stop posting nonsence

[ginko3] 01/11/2019 13:02

Jeeze a bit of a rise and all the divvies crawl out of the woodwork

[jammydodger1] 01/11/2019 12:31

This a pump and dump on the back of EUA success They tried it with IRON which flopped yesterday And same will happen hereDnt come to EUA and compare this one

[boris cobaka] 01/11/2019 12:17

Bro I e out of the uptrend channel last week and now it's in a much steeper channel.
Rerate finally?

[deme1] 01/11/2019 11:57

round 2 on 4.5p

top up whilst you can

[rescuer] 01/11/2019 11:21

4.5 maybe Undertaker - no depth on the offer until 4.5.

[danieldanrichardson] 01/11/2019 10:24

Dare I say it... 'topped up'

[undertaker] 01/11/2019 10:21

5p by close today anyone?

[yangou] 01/11/2019 09:58

I like the chart formation. Looks like getting ready to make another move upwards.

[deme1] 01/11/2019 09:40

The share price is being well managed.

I think we cpuld just hit double digits in 2019 on the back of exceptional results coupled with really good project updates.

[gsg] 01/11/2019 08:00

Current insights from AngloPlats CEO re the PGM industry and mining in SA.

[boris cobaka] 01/11/2019 03:41

Well imo that 1mil delayed trade was a sell and explains why the share price has stagnated a little in the last week or so. It would seem someone is happy to offload at this level and as or until they've finished and/or buying pressure increases it might hold the share price up a bit.

I'd be watching the plat price closely. It broke out just over a week ago and looks to be on it's way to finally regaining 1000oz.

Nfp's out later. Gl.

[mick1909] 31/10/2019 23:06

Thanks for that link so a potential 70m oz pgm that is a big resource

[shotbybothsides] 31/10/2019 23:00

They even talk about open pit mining for the primary resource !

will maybe need to look into this a bit more - derampers always banged on about the depth, maybe I shouldn't have been so quick just to take their word -

The scoping study carried out in 2007 showed it could be economically feasible to build a mine at Tjate, at a cost of around $470m, producing a mix of platinum with nickel and copper. The primary platinum resource there would support large scale open pit mining

hxxps://www.stockopedia.com/content/jubilee-platinum-going-for-broke-with-tjate-33282/

[shotbybothsides] 31/10/2019 22:50

Keep hearing about it being a very deep mine , but doing a bit of research - found extract below from a Stocokpedia article -

The geology looks good - Tjate is downdip of existing productive mines, Marula and Twickenham. It also looks to have a high contained value per tonne of ore, second only to Northam, and well ahead of other mines such as Amplats and Eastplats [4] , while being a comparatively shallow resource it should have lower costs per tonne than most [5] - it's 600 to 1,200 metres in depth compared to as much as 2,000 metres at Northam and Impala deeps, and against an average 1,800 metres at the majors' new shafts.