Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[frogkid] 27/3/2019 15:34

Ok then. Best chuck him on filter.

[plat hunter] 27/3/2019 14:54

Froggy...

Spazzeighties is Krypton or Mike Surtees, possibly both...It's a play on a LSE moniker called Yazzeighties who correctly predicted how the BMR situation would unfold.

[millwallfan] 27/3/2019 14:15

Goldi/plat. Thanks for your views.

[bullster] 27/3/2019 14:09

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You can award plus coins, look near the tick up box.

The first one before the twitter box.



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[plat hunter] 27/3/2019 14:08

Right off to the gym, see you crazy cats in an hour or so.

[plat hunter] 27/3/2019 14:06

Lol, thanks Ginko :-P

[plat hunter] 27/3/2019 14:06

Exaclty, that's my point.. so the difference is not the available technology but the application of it.

Much the same as brewing ale, anyone can buy the industrial vats and tanks and source their grade of cyclical ingredients from different parts of the world.

Thanks goodness it all doesn't taste like Carling or Fosters :-P

I'm being facetious i know and very possibly missing your point, I'm not being purposefully obtuse, promise.

[ginko3] 27/3/2019 14:04

But you do it with such class Plat :-)

[bullster] 27/3/2019 14:00

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PGM production rates depend on scale of the engineered parts, the combination of chemicals and surfactants, paddle speed and fluid dynamics.

Tanks can be sized to order.

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[plat hunter] 27/3/2019 13:59

Does anyone know what PlusOneCoin's are?

I received more points for calling someone a c*nt than i did for posting a broker note :-P

[plat hunter] 27/3/2019 13:56

Hernic is a flagship asset in this regards, even with a 15% retention of earnings.

Small slices of very very big pies

[plat hunter] 27/3/2019 13:54

very possibly Bullster

But then why is SLP's basket cost considerably higher than ours? You've got to expect plant machinery to come off the shelf, you can't expect the miners to be inventors and sole users of technology that they utilize .

I don't see it as a problem and also don't see the fine chrome as a USP either. The USP for me is the first mover part of a turn key solution for a multi century old problem.

Contracting out services is a huge part of any industry when it comes to reduced costs and employer liabilities. So long as JLP can demonstrate keeping builds on time, within budget and delivering profits at zero expense or liability to the mine owner then I think doors will continue to open.

[sleveen] 27/3/2019 13:48

Hi Undertaker,

Would you kindly add the Shard review into the header please?

[bullster] 27/3/2019 13:47

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All a load of spiel, they did the same with Conroast.

Trust me, i'm an engineer.

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[plat hunter] 27/3/2019 13:42

Whilst it is off the shelf, no one has achieved the costs control or the recovery of the ultra fine particles as demonstrated by JLP.

Is it not the case, that everyone can buy a car but not everyone can win F1?

The difference is the people and the applied strategies, over the innovation of the machinery. Hence the first mover notes.

Coetzer and Kirby seem to be the assets here for JLP, if they left then i probably would too

[gsg] 27/3/2019 13:36

Platinum trying to break through $870 against the momentum in other PM's. Hopefully it can get above $875 and hold its ground.

[bullster] 27/3/2019 13:23

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As i have said before, and Jubilees inability to prevent other firms copying the fine chrome process. Jubilee have cobbled together a combination of engineered products already on the market.

I.P. Shy pee, same for Conroast.

There's a photo of the fine chrome in the not, just as i predicted, other firms equipment in a tiered tower employing a cascade down arrangement.




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"JLP’s process does not use new unproven technology, but instead deploys a
combination of existing technologies from various industries in a very accurate
and controlled manner".

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[freedom97] 27/3/2019 13:00

I can't believe some have sold today below the placing price, are they that desperate for money, the mind boggles. Do they really think the two II's who bought the placing shares are going to sell at less than 2.25. They never invested to sell at a loss. IMO, they will hold the shares for at least a year but most likely a lot longer if Jubilee revenue continues to grow, which I think most likely will, especially if they get some JV's with the big boys (remember, the meetings Leon had in January).

[spazzeighties] 27/3/2019 12:36

Don't be silly, if the share price hit 0p the company would go bust.

[spazzeighties] 27/3/2019 12:34

Kabwe is just a side project for JLP. It's all about the Platinum metals. I've topped up by 150 sheets, I found some extra dough down the back of the sofa.

[plat hunter] 27/3/2019 11:42

SLP is on 8 times with a PE of around 11.

JLP's balance sheet will blow this out of the water, over the next 2 years

[goldibucks] 27/3/2019 11:08

“what do you consider to be a realistic P/E ratio for a mining company operating in SA“. Processing is less risky than mining and operating in Zambia and SA is less risky than operating in just one of those countries. I’d say 5-10 times earnings. The best case scenario is getting a much higher multiple than that because the market believes in the future growth potential. As the analyst note says, nobody even knows how much metal, in particular cobalt, is held in tailings in Zambia but because investment in technology has been limited, it’s going to be a lot. That’s the door Jubilee are trying to open with Kabwe.