Orosur Mining Share Discussion Threads

[bhargavv] 25/10/2024 14:15

Orosur not a gold producer, they are just digging holes at the minute, hazl nuts is a complete novice shouting how this was a gold producer ha ha

[premium beeks] 25/10/2024 13:08

You should ask her how much Gold OMInare producing. She's yet to answer that one.Overdale still sat counting his potential windfall that isn't coming....10 years and counting eh?

[bhargavv] 25/10/2024 12:54

Everyone take note how Hazl will always dodge the question about how much they have lost gambling on these penny trash shares lol. Gamblers always in denial, normally find them in cashconverters selling there nans possessions for another fix at pressing that buy button ha ha Congratulations Brad ! Great job on share price lol

[hazl] 25/10/2024 11:57

Spread betting such a dangerous game.
How will the poster in 23779 afford bread and butter if this whooshes up?

Much better to have a few shares, something tangible in my view.
Then I can them sell them when I like, after a great bit of news is preferable.


No guarantees but fun.

[blingbling123] 25/10/2024 11:49

Hazl, you should be a politician. Your good at deflection. I repeat, how will they fund their drilling?

[premium beeks] 25/10/2024 10:30

And do you really think a single post by a negative poster today had people scrambling for the sell button? Are you really that stupid?

[premium beeks] 25/10/2024 10:29

Since when was investing acumen measured by age of user account on a woeful bb?Odd.

[bhargavv] 25/10/2024 10:27

Come on hazl nuts ! Spill the beans how much you have lost ! ha ha

[hazl] 25/10/2024 10:12

Aw bless.
It was blue yesterday and he's just popped in.

Thinks he can scare by throwing a few nasty words about , like placing or raise, and can frighten a few punters out.


I am comfortable waiting thanks.


Let me see I have been doing this over twenty years and your profile is what a year old?
Give it a rest son.

[blingbling123] 25/10/2024 07:36

Hazl, any thoughts on how omi will fund drilling in Columbia now and Argentina early next year? Do you think they will need a placing? If so, at what price? Have you even thought that far?

[hazl] 24/10/2024 15:33

Kepler Trust Intellogence thoughts on the gold market and stocks.


'We think gold can have an important role to play in a portfolio as a hedge
against geopolitical risks. These are currently high and show no signs of
abating: the ongoing war in Ukraine and tensions between the US and
China have created a tense atmosphere in which having a tail risk hedge
seems wise. We also think there is a multi-year de-dollarisation process
underway which is likely to lead to gold being more important for many
sovereigns, central banks, and institutional investors. It may not be that the
dollar’s days as the world’s reserve currency are numbered, but at the least
it is clear that central banks are deemphasising their dollar assets, while
China in particular, the US’ largest creditor, is keen to lessen its exposure
and increase its financial independence. In the short term, the signs also
look good: US interest rate cuts should be good for gold as they reduce the
opportunity cost of holding the non-yielding asset (which typically takes the
place of cash or cash-like investments).
Investors could buy gold itself. However, gold is at all-time highs, so we
think there has to be a risk that investors have positioned themselves for
falling rates and therefore in the short term the market might pull back when
the cuts finally come. Miners, on the other hand, remain exceptionally cheap
versus their own history and their typical trading range versus gold. They
therefore offer a form of insurance that looks cheap just as it is likely to be
needed. As a measure of Rob and Keith’s own conviction in gold miners,
we note they are substantially overweight the sector in their diversified
commodity fund, CQS Natural Resources Growth & Income (CYN).'

[hazl] 24/10/2024 15:21

As contrarian value investors, we see extraordinary opportunity in this disparity and have been increasing our positions in gold equities.

A common question we encounter is whether some fundamental change has occurred within the gold mining industry to justify this extreme undervaluation. Specifically, there’s concern that rising costs have eroded the profit margins that should have expanded with the rising gold price.


Interesting thoughts from investors welcome as ever.

[bhargavv] 23/10/2024 14:29

You should stick to a post office savings account , investing not for you ha ha

[bhargavv] 23/10/2024 14:28

Hazl is your typical mug punter gambler . They will NEVER admit how much money they have lost on these boards but will always try to paint a picture that they manage to time the market right every time and are NEVER at a loss lol . They will also LIE about how much they have really invested , example of a mug like Hazl when they say they invested 10k the reality is 10 quid ha ha Congratulations Brad keep up the great decline lol !

[blingbling123] 23/10/2024 12:31

Hazl, you should not invest in explorers if you do not know how much drilling costs. How much money do they have on the balance sheet? Do you even know? 800m of drilling is nothing and that will cost them upwards of $200,000. Clearly you do not care cos you will bail as soon as you are at break even

[hazl] 23/10/2024 10:57

And they listen to shareholders.

[hazl] 23/10/2024 10:56

Oh jolly good!



Orosur Mining
@OrosurM


'To clarify some timelines from webinar last night. In consultation with MMA legal team we are aiming for completion of transaction end first week of Nov.

Drillers are on site this weekend for one last look to ensure we/they haven’t missed anything. If all ok we press the button with signing and mobilisation with view to be drilling asap after completion.'



Excellent progress.

[bhargavv] 23/10/2024 10:56

How much you lost Hazl nuts ha ha

[hazl] 23/10/2024 10:54

Yes .


Stop trying to spread doubt.



In my experience

Shorters find it very difficult to select good stocks, so they resort to shorting .

Bless.

[blingbling123] 23/10/2024 09:20

Hazl, fair points but you are overlooking the elephant in the room. Funding? Have you looked at their balance sheet vs their various committants in Columbia, Argentina and nigeria?

[overdale123] 23/10/2024 09:13

Yep. I obviously touched a raw nerve about the girlies in the bust camp being forced to sell at a loss and just hang around as trolls to hope the share price drops below whatever sub 2p price they were forced to sell at. Good fun watching them gang up if indeed there is actually 3 of them. Do not over stress ladies. If OMI succeeds you will still be able to make your lunch money selling homemade cakes at your local WI ;-D