Red Rock Resources Share Chat (RRR)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Red Rock Resources Plc	LSE:RRR	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BYWKBV38	ORD 0.01P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	0.55p	0.50p	0.60p	0.55p	0.55p	0.55p	1,028,942	01:00:00

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining	0.0	0.1	0.0	27.5	3.37

Red Rock Resources Share Discussion Threads

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17/6/2019 11:07	I see this is still the Torp and Noirua show....locked in a wasted conversation, day to day, you both need to get lives	fenseal3	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2019 23:50	Simplified on-the-ball Header.	noirua	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2019 23:07	And again Npoirua desperately tries to push my post off the bottom. Sad dude. Nothing changes Cash position is imho a huge challenge. Only £27k in the bank at end Dec And Liabilities of £2.7m at same time. Plus approx £850,000 expended on Admin Expenses a year Plus project costs Plus other project costs (£306k last year) etc Naff all income coming in. Jupiter divi of a mere £250k and possibly another £300k to come £323k already raised through a dilutive placing at 0.51p Where's the cash going to come from for all this??????? Surely more and more confetti dilution Authority to issue confetti already granted Looks bleak imho	torp	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2019 22:12	Information has been moved to another place due to your unhelpfulness Torp. Anyway, a new header has appeared and how wonderful is that.	noirua	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2019 21:05	Still at it Noirua Good stuff. You just demonstrate to readers your desperation to keep people's posts off the end of the list. Nothing changes Cash position is imho a huge challenge. Only £27k in the bank at end Dec And Liabilities of £2.7m at same time. Plus approx £850,000 expended on Admin Expenses a year Plus project costs Plus other project costs (£306k last year) etc Naff all income coming in. Jupiter divi of a mere £250k and possibly another £300k to come £323k already raised through a dilutive placing at 0.51p Where's the cash going to come from for all this??????? Surely more and more confetti dilution Authority to issue confetti already granted Looks bleak imho	torp	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2019 18:31	2018 - Admin £849,518* -------- Profit £78,120 AT -------- cash raised £1,125,000, inc £1 million in CLNs * Includes £288,016 in legal and regulation fees	noirua	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2019 17:00	Gold royalties outstanding from Para Resources: So far just US$71,414 has been received. The amount outstanding to Red Rock is US$2,928,586 to be paid on royalties from production. Red Rock has retained ownership of the intellectual property and data associated with its exploration activities in Greenland as they occur. The entire interest in Melville Bay was sold on 29 June 2018 for £1, and an additional liability of £183,100 was accrued at 30June 2018 to reflect the Company’s obligation to clear the site of the previous exploration camp and to remove residual drilling equipment and supplies. Https://www.rrrplc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/2018_RRR_AR18_FINAL_Hyperlinks.pdf page 57	noirua	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2019 15:31	Jupiter Mines ASX:JMS: VIDEO: Https://youtu.be/qBzUFcxv8XY	noirua	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2019 14:58	Kemche : "Does anyone else sense a change of attitude?" Nope, not the least. This fraudster is not to be trusted. He is not going to stop pumping Bell shares. Guess why . . . .	torp	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2019 11:05	Does anyone else sense a change of attitude?	kemche	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2019 11:03	DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC of CONGO - COBALT and COPPER - Red Rock Controls Three Licenses in Katanga Segment. Https://www.rrrplc.com/projects-and-investments/copper-cobalt/vup-copper-cobalt-jv/	noirua	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2019 10:16	Torp, this link may help you so we can have helpful discussions as you always wanted: Https://www.webmd.com/balance/anger-management-directory On shares I do have occasional big winners that offset my mistakes which are many. Accepting lots of losses is cushioned by successes. I am a very high risk investor and can take the highs and lows. Good fortune	noirua	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2019 21:04	Ettie, Did you mean to write: "It is also pertinent to suggest all manner of impropriety" or even: "It is also impertinent to suggest any form of propriety whatsoever" ?	kemche	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2019 19:52	You fool precisely nobody Noirua and readers will note your persistence in continually posting drivel over my posts so that my post is not the most recent. You remain a con man and a shameless pumper of POS stocks. Dilution inevitable here imho. Where else is the cash coming from for those £2.7m current liabilities (as at end Dec) and the ridiculous c£850,000 frittered a year on Admin Expenses and for project costs etc? Keep avoiding the issue chum	torp	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2019 18:08	Hi Torp, do not forget the losses before 2012. If you add in all the assets presently held by Red Rock that would give a good picture of where we are today. Losses and expenses have been brilliantly put by yourself, except those you missed, but we must look to see the asset position as well to get a fair balance of where we are today. Torp, I'm on your side in this on the negative factors concerning Red Rock. I will try though in giving this support to make sure investors have the full picture. Thank you	noirua	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2019 16:39	Noirua, comedy gold as always. Spend your pieces of silver wisely. Meanwhile, here is the history of how this BOD have operated/performed over the years which is still going on today. Losses and cash raised via mostly dilutive confetti placings 2012 - Loss of £1,962,882 - raised £4,441,844 2013 - Loss of £22,105,562 - raised £4,103,795 2014 - Loss of £4,113,460 - raised £2,723,861 2015 - Loss of £8,411,541 - raised £2,327,377 2016 - Loss of £283,280 - raised £1,155,323 2017 - Loss of £1,114,213 - raised £300,000 Total Raised - £15,052,200 Amounts expended on Admin/Other Expenses 2012 - 2,275,786 2013 - 4,751,948 2014 - 1,563,808 2015 - 1,334,404 2016 - 758,351 2017 - 644,688 2018 - 849,518 Total Admin Expenses - £11,328,985 Clear to see where all the money goes imho. Brutal dilution of existing shareholders to pay salaries and expenses. Little there for shareholders imho. Tomorrow's jam has a very sour taste imho. Nothing will change here unless/until this BOD are removed. Dilution inevitable imho but believe what you will	torp	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2019 15:50	actions speak louder than words	sleveen	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2019 14:21	Torp, please reread as I was agreeing with all your negative points. Only criticism was that you have not been negative enough on the past. Also the header shows only STEELMIN Limited, the most recent difficulty, and what could be better than that. Yep, on your side all the way, well most of it. Good luck feller Keep up the good work. Ticked your last posts up. Not sure though that we can say Peter Gyllenhammar is unimpressed as he has said nothing as to his reasons for selling some of his holding.	noirua	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2019 13:05	Ettie : "The closed plant as a former asset is not pertinent information for new investors thus should not be dwelled on" Comical as always. The long standing track record of the BOD here is EXTREMELY pertinent information for new investors. That record is absolutely dire. It's a record of numerous failed ventures, with £millions expended along the way and £millions frittered on Admin Expenses. Greenland project has been sold off for just £1 Shoats Creek oil project is being written off El Limon gold mine was sold off for a song and royalties are meaningless (imho) Steelmin Project has failed and is now in Administration leaving a £1.1m debt to RRR that imho won't be recovered. Ivory Coast project went nowhere Along the way this BOD conducted transactions and loans with Amulet Diamonds which they did NOT RNS to the markets They still haven't RNS'd Steelmin going into Administration They didn't RNS this £1.1m Steelmin debt either AFAIK Just a shocking BOD and it is very much high time they were ousted. It's nothing but a lifestyle personal enrichment venture for these cads.	torp	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2019 12:03	The closed plant as a former asset is not pertinent information for new investors thus should not be dwelled on. It is also impertinent to suggest any impropriety in the manner in which it disembarked from the portfolio. Chalk up the loss, move on.	atinos auntie ettie	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2019 11:43	It's still a balance between lack of cash and easily saleable shares, value of Musonoi, DRC and Mid-Migori, Kenya. All this whilst looking at reasons for the cash fall mainly due to loans to Amulet and most of all Steelmin. It is still a balance to work out a fair share price for Red Rock against these outcomes and assets held. A long shot I know. If Mount Ida produced 10mtpa 62% iron ore at US$110 per tonne then Red Rock would receive US$8.25 million per annum ( £6.5 million). Income of twice the present market cap per annum. It would take a few years to get this sorted unless Jupiter Mines successfully sell Mount Ida and Mount Mason to a major. Probably for cash and royalties - Red Rock's 0.75% royalties on production would become quite valuable again. Much has gone wrong in the past as reasonably ably put by Torp. Not quite negative enough with those £50 million losses worth £10 million against profits in the future. These could come suddenly on sale of iron ore royalties. So please do read Torp's information that is generally accurate. Having been warned and guided by that make your own investment decision in this high risk micro-cap mining sector - very good luck to all.	noirua	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2019 11:41	Info deliberately omitted from thread header - Company has established authority to issue up to 400m more shares here. - 63m of those recently issued at 0.51p - Cash in bank at 31st Dec 2018 was just £27k - Current Liabilities were £2.7m - Horrific expenditure on Admin Expenses c£850,000 a year - lots of outstanding Convertible Loan Notes - Regular Jupiter divi's don't even cover Admin Expenses The "jam tomorrow" rhetoric of the awful ramping lackeys here does not pay the bills. There will be more confetti imho. DYOR	torp	Read Full Thread Reply

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