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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Kibo Energy Plc | LSE:KIBO | London | Ordinary Share | IE00B97C0C31 | ORD EUR0.0001 (CDI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.0175 | 0.015 | 0.02 | 0.0175 | 0.0155 | 0.02 | 1,000,000 | 08:00:08 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Gold Ores | 1.04M | -9.78M | -0.0026 | -0.08 | 755.97k |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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16/5/2022 09:24 | If you are a long term holder you have been a fool. From the posts on here I could buy that. But I’m not. I know this. Melvin would say the same will happen again. Make up your own minds. | rtok | |
16/5/2022 09:17 | I’m not here to sell you anything Yaki. If I irritate you then you can go on the clown pile with the rest of them. Very interesting how your language has changed, now guessing others intentions and looking to discredit. Just like so many other accounts on here. A board full of market makers and short sellers would be my guess. I’ll burn you all if that’s the case. | rtok | |
16/5/2022 08:37 | “ I think they are a big positive for a deal with the coal assets. “ Hilarious. Coal assets. What a plonker. | ![]() frankandbeans | |
16/5/2022 08:01 | Melvin is the guy who is still shouting sell when I start buying. He made himself famous selling at a share at $4 when some new owner took a 10% stake. That new owner is now chairman and the share is $120. It’s quite well known, a case study in market dynamics for many university students. I know you. | rtok | |
16/5/2022 07:56 | Post consolidation: Broomfield in exchange for Victoria Falls - 200m shares. Kibo Existing Shareholders - 300m shares. 67% of the current market cap. Schedule 3, 5 (a) | rtok | |
16/5/2022 07:54 | Let’s consider that Broomfield are getting 30% of Kibo without dilution to them or cash spend. I think they are a big positive for a deal with the coal assets. | rtok | |
16/5/2022 07:49 | Who the hell is Melvin and what relevance do they have here? For the umpteenth time, short positions would not waste time on such a small market cap, which part of that don’t you understand? And regarding the valuation, the answers pretty clear if you bothered to read the posts on here! | ![]() frankandbeans | |
16/5/2022 07:45 | IATB said like a true short seller. Great points. Exactly why the share price is where it is. But you didn’t see this coming did you? Clown. | rtok | |
16/5/2022 07:43 | F&B it’s you doing the muddying here. Please explain how the 200m post consolidation shares to be issued in exchange for Victoria Falls can be worth more than the 300m post consolidation shares that Kibo shareholders already have? I know you Melvin guy. Short sellers are going to burn. | rtok | |
15/5/2022 19:41 | RTOK seems to be intentionally muddying the waters here. It’s classed as a RTO because the asset KIBO are acquiring they are valuing at more than their market cap. It’s not rocket science. | ![]() frankandbeans | |
15/5/2022 18:17 | Much better to be short and receive those interest payments eh? Clown. | rtok | |
15/5/2022 15:32 | Why do you feel the need to wear big clown shoes, clown outfit, wig, big nose and paint your face when posting on here? Seems people have only ever seen a declining price since you have been around. | rtok | |
15/5/2022 14:41 | Raise is at 5p. It’s both or neither. | rtok | |
15/5/2022 14:39 | Reflects where KIBO really is - CLN’s and bridge loans with shares in lieu of payment. I have no idea why most around here seem to want to continue with more of the same, it can’t go on for much longer !! | rtok |
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