Neo Energy Metals Share Discussion Threads

[badtime] 07/2/2009 10:22

o look u hav a friend 25c...novel for u

[dalekdale] 06/2/2009 23:36

ref post 218 LOL 25c

[badtime] 06/2/2009 17:44

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

[25cent] 06/2/2009 10:54

Bedtime You are depriving a village somewhere of an idiot!

[badtime] 05/2/2009 19:50

O geez 2.5 cent get a life and move on instead of this continual sniping..the most important thing is the stock..lets concentrate on tht ok

[25cent] 05/2/2009 15:29

Bedtime you don't have a clue what your talking about,so why make a comment about Jim Mellon?
Especially when its abundantly clear from your low quality posts that you clearly could not even understand the difference between someone whom has made millions from buying undervalued assets from that of a toffee apple.

Amazing!

[guidfarr] 05/2/2009 13:59

i have over 50,000 of these - the market valuation of neo is just too low - for very very rough comparisons datacash has a valuation of 216.91M.

[badtime] 05/2/2009 09:40

agreed phil

[philjeans] 05/2/2009 08:50

Keen buyer this am; a trading update could set this alight.

[25cent] 04/2/2009 12:58

Thanks Dan, lol but i was interested in the badmans take on Jim Mellon.

[danwaits] 04/2/2009 10:58

25cent, try this for starters;

[badtime] 03/2/2009 18:19

google is a gd bet..i'm always helpful.lol

[25cent] 02/2/2009 00:44

Really badtimes, well i dont know about Jim Mellon thats why i aked so if you could fill me in on him i would be most gratefull.
Thanks in advance.

[badtime] 01/2/2009 12:49

2.5cent ..yep i do...and stew has sed what i was feeling :)

[stewjames] 31/1/2009 23:23

25cent, the fact he's fabulously wealthy doesn't exclude the possibility he needed the money. It does alter what he might have wanted the money for, though!

For example:



"Further to an announcement on 26 January 2009, Speymill has obtained interim financing by way of a committed loan facility of £3.3 million ('the Loan') from two directors of Speymill, Jim Mellon and Bob MacDonald."

[25cent] 31/1/2009 22:24

Badtime do you even know who Jim Mellon is?

[badtime] 31/1/2009 10:01

Needed the money? ..who knws

[25cent] 31/1/2009 09:51

I wonder Why Jim Mellon sold his holding at a huge loss after only holding them since July?
He bought 5 million shares back in July and sold them in December at a huge loss?
Kinda makes you wonder!

[25cent] 30/1/2009 11:01

Dan the difference is a tin of beans is a fixed parameter.
If you us this fixed parameter against a ever-changing business situation its a false opposition!

Lets look at the potential pitfalls that cold derail Neo that could never happen to a tin of beans.
The bank/s holding the $60 million goes under.
The failure of the prepay card
The failure of the US to drop the deferred charges in July?
Fall in onlime money transfer business due to the credit crunch!

I really dont see how any of that would affect a tin of beans even if they were on offer at 1p a tin?

See what i mean? not really the same thing is it, although i understand what your trying to say, but my point is that its a lot more complex than a simple tin of beans, or even the ones with suasages in as well ;-)

[targatarga] 29/1/2009 20:38

Danwaits - well lets hope their not shorting...regards

[danwaits] 29/1/2009 15:46

Totally agree dan1man, that's why you have to DYOR to know exactly what you're buying. I'm sure you'll agree that you're just as likely to get food poisioning from an established brand (BARC, RBC,) as from an own label.

PS I also like dining with the "right" people -see this afternoon's holdings rns

[dan1man] 29/1/2009 15:35

I like what you say Danwaits, but the thing with Heinz beans is you KNOW they're good. They engender brand loyalty.

What's you're really doing is buying Tesco own-brand beans and hoping they're as good as the real thing.

They may look the same, but they could have some hidden ingredient that is bad for you.