Red Rock Resources Share Discussion Threads

[hernando2] 29/4/2014 11:28

AB and his quotable sayings, his most useful one for any potential investors was given in an interview , not long after the very famous 'fish and chip shop ' conference call.

He said, ' Investors should realise that RRR and RGM are very high risk exploration investments, and as such only a vey small part of one's assets should be invested'.

This is very good advice from the main man, unfortunately this is the only time I have seen him saying it or being quoted as saying it, he may do it in private to significant investors.

So i may be doing him a disservice, and he is very clear about this advice on an ongoing basisi

PS at the time of the interview the share price was still at well over 1p, so he was correct.

I posted this on Lse to give a bit of history for daniel san , i hope he has very deep pockets

[johndee] 29/4/2014 11:26

He probably knows that once the figures are out the share price will drop further. Hope I am proved wrong.

[darren81] 29/4/2014 11:08

being invested in this company truly is depressing - where is the promised production figures AB?? The continual decline is completely due to your inability to deliver your promises in a timely manner!!

You shouldn't need a month to obtain production figures for a tiny mine like Columbia!!

[knoblet] 29/4/2014 09:13

Ettie how come you don't hold any shares?

[christo14] 29/4/2014 08:59

Ettie why would anyone contemplate buying RRR shares when they know you are sitting there creaming your knickers at the thought of a further 650,000,000 dilution!

[soulsauce] 29/4/2014 08:21

Atinos aunt ettie (a.k.a Andrew) anyone with half a brain having an interest in RRR will do a certain amount of due diligence and that is where any interest will end, quite abruptly I would expect.

Shame you did not carry out the required due diligence in Colombia ;-)

[johndee] 28/4/2014 20:10

Bunky3 is on MTV thread recently.

[ciao4niao] 28/4/2014 19:56

A a E, for people to buy into this company, they have to have confidence in the management skills of the BoD. And that appears to be seriously lacking here. On past performance, do you blame them?

Loads of hollow promises and virtully no delivery!

[fangorn2] 28/4/2014 19:47

buy in the market to enlever a more workable average

So Atinos Auntie Ettie, I'm intrigued.

In what context are you using the word "Enlever" - it's quite out of character for you to use such it has to be said having experienced your prior posting habits. Perhaps a remnant of your days at Morgan Grenfell- seems unlikely as I never came across anyone there scribbling thus.

Is the use of French really necessary there when perhaps a simpler phrase will do - for example "Average down you muppets!"


An eminently sensible investment approach. If only all shareholders would demonstrate a similar level of courage and commitment!

I guess you've never heard of the phrase "Don't throw good money after bad" then

[atino] 28/4/2014 19:19

Oh yh Bunks - a nice enough chap:-)..was always pretty much fair on 'both' stocks, bless him:-) ^__^

[l1ar] 28/4/2014 18:55

What happened to that poster who used to say 'come on you red rockers'? Was he called bunky or something like that? Wonder what basket case company he's cheer leading on now?

What a company, complete dung

[atino] 28/4/2014 18:40

Hahahah ^__^

(...I don't know whether to laugh or cry, but I do see the funny side of these things:-))

..I'm flatten but I didn't ask for this...although I do love this guy:-) LOL

...Wigan was another such imaginative character I recall, but I couldn't make head or tails out of that bloke!:-)) PMSL



These things can happen on BBs, and I can only apologise to genuine s/holders out there...as I have no control over such events!!! [...just remember...there is NO ASSOICATION...and there can only be 1...'Atino'...Lol ^__*] thank you

[atinos auntie ettie] 28/4/2014 17:57

More shareholders should follow that example and buy in the market to enlever a more workable average and less despondency on how they view the company. Through loyalty perseverance and sheer buying power the investor of whom you speak has lowered their profit point from north of 1p to a much more manageable price less than half of that. An eminently sensible investment approach. If only all shareholders would demonstrate a similar level of courage and commitment!

[darren81] 28/4/2014 15:08

I'm at a loss to explain why 4 weeks after the end of the first quarter we still do not have production figures from Columbia - surely the inventory is kept up to date throughout the whole quarter for audit purposes and its simply a metter of reporting this to the market??? Andy hurry up and release the figures!!!


Good to see that someone is increasing their holding, thus reducing the number of available shares for when the hoard arrives. From chat on LSE board it sounds like he could be thinking of increasing his stake to 10% in order to force a seat on the board - this itself could lead to increase in the share price Coupled with potential news releases could potentially lead to a fast re-rate!!

[knoblet] 28/4/2014 12:55

Hmmm 5.5% of sweet FA is ermmmm FA

[atino] 28/4/2014 11:45

'good man' Dan, my man. lol:-)...Makes you wonder why he's increasing his holding in Red Rock (...rather than in the perferred 'Black Rock'! Lol:-)) Thanks for the vote in confidence with ur buy Dan:-)) ^__^ 5.5% holding now.

...and don't let the MORONS put u off...with their 'negative comments' [...I'm sure they'll arrive soon !!!]

[bam bam rubble] 25/4/2014 14:15

JMS's cash position might not be all that secure 18 months down the line with
outstanding capex items still being billed and ongoing ramp-up/admin expenditures

[thailand] 25/4/2014 14:05

Onwards and upwards Red Rockers.

[atino] 25/4/2014 14:04

Hello there stranger (...long time:-)))

[bones30] 25/4/2014 10:38

BBR, difference is, JMS has cash.

[richie1218] 25/4/2014 10:28

Looking like news has leaked again with buying going on today, maybe it's the production figures Colombia.