Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[niloc4] 07/6/2020 13:16

You should ask Leon next time he's bending over your chair if he thinks he's added shareholder value and share price value....both are the same thing.

[niloc4] 07/6/2020 13:12

I've always only mentioned share price and creating shareholder value, Plat Hunter. Stop talking bull. Chopper, kryptonsnake and Noel, have always given accurate projections as to the shocking leadership and performance of jubilee. Shareholder value has never been reflected in the share price. LEON AND COLIN MENTIONED MID CAP STATUS MANY TIMES.

[texaschaser] 07/6/2020 11:42

kenny ramper. JLP shareholders frustrated with no deals, no progress, no imagination. same old means share slide. timberrrrrrr 🖕🏻

[plat hunter] 07/6/2020 08:45

Absolutely, confusing MCAP with share price is something that a lot of people on BB's get confused with, chiefly chopper aka Niloc4

[deme1] 06/6/2020 22:34

There have been a lot more shares issued since then. Would be interesting to note what the market cap/shares in issue was at the time of the offer.

[alwaysevolving] 06/6/2020 21:18

The last bid they had for the company and we are going back a good few years now was at 30p if I recall correctly? (I’m sure someone can correct me if I’m wrong)

It was subsequently turned down by Colin

[plat hunter] 06/6/2020 20:07

I'd take 10p for a top slice

[deme1] 06/6/2020 19:51

20p, I think would be a huge stretch.
I think a lot of shareholders would take 10p right now, but I doubt Leon or Colin for that matter would be to keen

[plat hunter] 06/6/2020 18:07

10p is too cheep Deme imo..

That only values JLP at circa 200 million or a mere P/E ratio of 13 and that is based on out of date figures and zero enterprise value for the existing pipeline and Tjate

400 million then I'll sit up and listen

[deme1] 06/6/2020 17:18

Bring it Kenny.

10p all day long

[kennyp52] 06/6/2020 16:26

What are the chances of a bid if JLP is so drastically undervalued ?

[kennyp52] 06/6/2020 16:12

How about 1 finger ... for you 🖕🏻

[texaschaser] 06/6/2020 15:26

two fingers plenty for this company

[bullster] 06/6/2020 14:44

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Thanks, GSG.
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I have just watched a video in which Leon states that between 11-13% of our pgm is Rhodium and roughly 35% is Palladium .

I am going to assume 1% Gold and 53% Platinum.

Two examples for comparison follow, not a big difference :-

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PLATINUM
49%
@
$820.00
$401.80


PALLADIUM
40%
@
$1,867.00
$746.80


RHODIUM
9%
@
$5,300.00
$477.00


GOLD
2%
@
$1,708.00
$34.16





B.B.I. =
$1,659.76





PLATINUM
53%
@
$820.00
$434.60


PALLADIUM
34%
@
$1,867.00
$634.78


RHODIUM
12%
@
$5,300.00
$636.00


GOLD
1%
@
$1,708.00
$17.08





JLP,PRILL =
$1,722.46



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[gsg] 06/6/2020 14:04

Bullster.

I have also been musing on the same subject. The closest example I can come up with is the 51% purchase of Wesizwe in SA, by Jinchuan, the Chinese state state owned mining company in 2010 for $227m, with them pumping a further $650m project finance to develop the project, therefore ploughing $877m into the project for half of the company.

Big numbers!

[the bull] 06/6/2020 13:57

You are now over the top positive deme, missing you on the GLR thread, remember, we are sister companies and we gonna feed sable with all sorts of stuff

[bullster] 06/6/2020 13:34

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[plat hunter] 06/6/2020 13:07

5p by Friday Deme

[deme1] 06/6/2020 11:37

surprised how strong this was over the week.
Really expected a little dip in Friday and so did Losta (unheard of from him) yet we stayed flat.

We do need some news to come out now to propel us straight through 4p.

[plat hunter] 06/6/2020 09:49

Can you imagine a 1 for 1 swap on petrol cats...That is freakin huge

[gsg] 06/6/2020 09:29

Strategists at TD Securities see room for platinum prices to rally in the near-term, before the market rebalances and contains prices while palladium is set to remain range-bound before the demand retrieves.

Key quotes

“The combination of firming commodity and investment demand could create the set-up for a recovery in platinum prices, most notably in 2021. For palladium, spot prices will be supported as industrial demand recovers and the industry works through built-up inventories, amid a structural shortage which will remain in place for years to come.”


“The palladium market should benefit from shrinking lease rates as metal scarcity is temporarily shelved by collapsing demand. Notwithstanding, we expect palladium to remain in a structural shortage in the coming years, suggesting we may not have seen the end of sky-high lease rates.”

“We ultimately expect the unprecedented scale of central bank stimulus to drive a multi-year bull market in precious metals, as capital seeks to shelter itself from monetary inflation. As global economies recover from the pandemic, we expect investment demand to rebound and demand for industrial-precious metals, in particular, to rise substantially.”