Kibo Energy Share Discussion Threads

[bionicmanfromwestham] 07/6/2017 16:50

Markets nervous and jittery at the moment if Corbyn is elected however we should see an uplift on most markets come Friday when theresa may stays in office.Uncertainty is what we have right now across the markets but we will see good gains once again Friday morning.It's a done deal in my view trust me ( LOL )Kind regardsBMFWH

[bionicmanfromwestham] 07/6/2017 16:38

Theresa may for me 100% my mind is made up.Would like to know others views on this.Kind regardsBMFWH

[bionicmanfromwestham] 07/6/2017 16:36

Just a reminder make you're vote count tomorrow don't waste it on corbyn

[bionicmanfromwestham] 07/6/2017 16:30

I'll give it another 6 weeks in here and I'm out and most certainly there will be alot more following me.This might happen but we have to consider that it might not.We've already seen many that have given up and now we are seeing holders selling 50% of their stake as their becoming worried that this could go belly up.It's a better strategy selling half of you're holding and investing elsewhere so I have to admire the many on LSE who have decided to do that.Good luck to us allKind regardsBMFWH

[electrick] 07/6/2017 16:21

perhaps a Vox interview would help? LC likes doing those
Follow up with a meet and greet of a few retail investors? LC likes doing those

[bionicmanfromwestham] 07/6/2017 16:17

We need proper progress here no stupid little newsletters that don't mean anything.The longer we all wait the share price will drop down even more so Come on LC do something useful for once.

[bionicmanfromwestham] 07/6/2017 15:02

Hopefully turn blue by close of play

[electrick] 07/6/2017 14:49

NPS UKnighted... wouldn't want you to misunderstand me..
Fair play to someone who put their money where their heart is..

DD. Certainly if the remaining projects were to be believed as being able to create the shareholder value many believe then where are all of the investors?

I don't mean Mr and Mrs Pensioner.. retailing their savings on the spin of a wheel.. I mean some serious money... it isn't coming.. why would investors look to a company where the CEO isn't backing his company by purchasing shares and decide yup.. that's for me..
LC hasn't done too badly out of the last few year though..

I take it you aren't invested here! do you trade it at all?

[patch13] 07/6/2017 14:33

Dozy - you are lurker and John cornfield from the uk investing rag. You do yourself a disservice by trying to hide it. Got it badly wrong on nccl so far

[guitars4stars] 07/6/2017 14:32

Yaki,A failed journalist with a poor track record of investment may struggle with your perfectly fair question...

[yaki] 07/6/2017 14:32

Btw, more than 500k shares bought in the last 30 mins! Nice

[yaki] 07/6/2017 14:28

DD
can you elaborate what fraction of the project Kibo is likely to retain, post money, and your reasons?

[bionicmanfromwestham] 07/6/2017 14:28

Noticed there is no SONIC on the LSE board as he's on here under heyimback.I was always made to wash my mouth out with soap and that was with a bar of PEARS SOAP ( LOL )Nothing worse than a bar of that.

[dozyduck] 07/6/2017 14:24

Electrick
"People chose to disagree with Lurker's posts this week with the rationale that why would a company spend so much time progressing a project and not be able to realise a return."
The fact is that Kibo had no choice. Of all the projects and licences brought into Kibo by LC back in 2012, every single one has tanked (after Kibo's original 'gold mine' had also tanked) - except coal. To turn it into a power project was LC's last hope. With no cash of its own, MCPP will make the requisite profit for the investors (If they can be found) but all Kibo itself can hope for is the crumbs from the table. In other words practically all the profits from MCPP will go to the outside investors LC will have to bring in. and it will have whatever is left over - which will be but a fraction of the 'NPV' that the likes of Mr Sonic harps on about and who, like most on LSE, haven't a clue how an NPV relates to a parent owners profit and share value.
That's why any professional doing the sums on Kibo can't see more than a 10-15 p per share value even after 4-5 years - if that. Sorry to administer the nasty truth.

[uknighted] 07/6/2017 14:22

Sorry Electric, no motive stated there.

[electrick] 07/6/2017 14:20

investments don't fail unless you sell them at a loss....

If the share price is lower than you believe actual value is then surely an obvious buy...Perhaps too risky based on this years announcements?

As most people do on share bulletin boards posts reflect their positions and mine is entry point at a lower price...
Your investment may be worth over £47k at the moment.. I hope it is in profit and know you are hoping for a further profit on it.. I do not delight in anyone losing their money.. not sure what other motive I could have other than what I have told you...