Red Rock Resources Share Discussion Threads

[atino] 12/6/2014 16:40

'Yes' uncle Andrew/Aunt Natasha ! LOL

(...you have gotta love this dude - I'm telling ya:-)) hahaha

[bunky3] 12/6/2014 16:29

It would be your uncle

[hopeless698] 12/6/2014 16:24

Yes...and the Gold price could explode especially towards the end of 2014 and well into 2015. DYOR

[atinos auntie ettie] 12/6/2014 16:15

If as the case may be, Daniel has completed his purchasing and has no more to give, it is sensible and practical to believe other shareholders will follow that example and look to improve on their averages. If sufficient purchasers are there there is no reason why equity devices that may be in motion cannot be batted away as if they did not exist. Recollect, the equity line facility was in place before and during the company's most successful period share price wise. It does not prevent upward movement provided the buyers are there in size and in regularity. Do your bit and the recent rise is sure to be sustained.

[currypata kai] 12/6/2014 10:45

who is Daniel Sklan ? is he brokerman Daniel ?

[atino] 12/6/2014 09:56

...(now THAT...is YOU...at 'YOUR BEST' KEZ:-)) ^__^ 'Thanks' for shedding light...

[i knew the 'UK T/O code'...but the Canadian one...just seemed more 'enticing' to mention:-]]] LOL hahaha

[kezman01] 12/6/2014 09:26

In the UK it's 30%, but you can include other holdings if you are part of a "concert party".


When a person or group acquires interests in shares carrying 30% or more of the voting rights of a company, they must make a cash offer to all other shareholders at the highest price paid in the 12 months before the offer was announced (30% of the voting rights of a company is treated by the Code as the level at which effective control is obtained).
When interests in shares carrying 10% or more of the voting rights of a class have been acquired by an offeror (i.e. a bidder) in the offer period and the previous 12 months, the offer must include a cash alternative for all shareholders of that class at the highest price paid by the offeror in that period. Further, if an offeror acquires for cash any interest in shares during the offer period, a cash alternative must be made available at that price at least.
If the offeror acquires an interest in shares in an offeree company (i.e. a target) at a price higher than the value of the offer, the offer must be increased accordingly.

[atino] 12/6/2014 08:49

Morning Viv:-) Your hunch was RIGHT ^__^ 10% crossed:-)


DAN JUST 'CONTINUES' TO INCREASE HIS HOLDING IN RRR.

HE JUST BOUGHT MORE 'AGAIN' !! ^__^ 10% now (...equivalent to RGM levels!)


In Canada...if a 10% level is crossed...a early 'warning report/notification' must be filed...warning those of a 'potential Takeover' ^__* (...good job we're not in Canada huh Viv ? Hahaha LOL)

PS - at the 20% level...YOUR OBLIGED...to make a 'formal bid' !!

[vivgav] 12/6/2014 07:05

RNS

Daniel Sklan up to 10.23%

[steve1905] 11/6/2014 07:37

In a nutshell, if you remember Bell's preposterous predictions and supposed sales of assets - they all came to nothing.

[backmarker] 11/6/2014 04:42

Btw, whatever happened about the Kenyan tailings project ?

And did anything ever get resolved regarding Kansai ?

[I haven't been following the RRR saga very closely of late.]

[backmarker] 11/6/2014 04:39

All we need now is some positive news about Chiwefwe.

[proctologist] 10/6/2014 20:59

Miserable Old Goat!

[fangorn2] 10/6/2014 20:41

"Don't you think the above pretty is much all the evidence we need??
Waah, Waah, Waah! "

And how are my comments on Atinos Auntie Ettie anything more than an assessment of the ludicrous prose that avatar continues to employ?

Worthy of your diatribe, from left field, I think not. And you accuse me of whinging,and being miserable, yet you fail to see I was engaging in a bit of banter myself!!!!!

Pot kettle.

"just prompting you to look at the company from a new perspective when there is new money coming in."

New here aren't you!

Hilarious. You're nearly as amusing as AAE or the twit that seems to think buying assets on the cheap, borrowing to invest ,and then selling said asset at a discount to the total amount of cash blown on the whole project is a viable business..And you think the latest venture will be any different....


Let me know how you feel after the next capital raise wont you.

[fangorn2] 10/6/2014 20:09

Fanghorn for every saying you quote to me, I can quote you one back that guides you to do the exact opposite. "Fortune favours the brave" "buy when there's blood on the street" "faint heart never won fair lady" and so on.

Those well known phrases are usually directed at blue chips down on their luck - not tin pot wannabe mining companies run by management solely interested in maintaining their wages!

You may have been in this game for 25 years but you don't half whinge like an old goat. ?

I whinge do I? I hardly post on this board, or RGM. So where's your evidence?

If I were you I would try turning yourself to something else that actually gives you some pleasure.

I do thank you for asking.

Or maybe you just need a laxative tonight?

No need to engage in ad hominem attacks.Or perhaps that's the only way you can engage in discourse Proctologist.

Nice avatar name - clearly appropriate because you certainly talk out of your backside.

Either way things are looking up and you gotta love it!

I don't share your optimism given I'm waiting for the next inevitable Seda/Equity raise in some form or another. Perhaps we could engage in another one of those successful Equity swaps!!!

[johndee] 10/6/2014 19:58

Look at other stocks to buy. No need to fall in love with just one.

I have never winged. My money in the stock market is spare cash. Sometimes it has been worth over £1M and other times just a few thousands. I have no worries about what happens to it. Other assets like property etc are much more safe and secure and will provide me with all my future needs. No need to complain.

I still believe it is in the interests of all share holders that RGM and RRR become one again.

[proctologist] 10/6/2014 19:55

John Dee how on earth does that analogy work? We are not puritans here, we're punters! Don't you think if you're following and punting on AIM exploration stocks you're already at the bloody casino anyway?? You know the risks before you walk through the door. "Some you win, some you lose" We are just talking about a punt on a stock that looks like its on the turn with a better than half chance of coming good and is in favour everywhere else in the universe outside of this miserable depressing thread on ADVFN!

Fanghorn for every saying you quote to me, I can quote you one back that guides you to do the exact opposite. "Fortune favours the brave" "buy when there's blood on the street" "faint heart never won fair lady" and so on.

Peoples preference is always subjective and is usually down to whether they are of a "glass half full or half empty" pre-disposition. It never makes one saying right or another one wrong.

You may have been in this game for 25 years but you don't half whinge like an old goat. If I were you I would try turning yourself to something else that actually gives you some pleasure in life. Or maybe you just need a laxative tonight?

Either way things are looking up and you gotta love it!

[fangorn2] 10/6/2014 19:04

"Averaging down is a fallacy. You could put your extra money somewhere else and alter the risk instead of putting all your investment into one company."

Exactly.

Not sure why AAE doesn't understand this simple concept given he's allegedly an ex merchant banker of the Morgan Grenfell persuasion.

[johndee] 10/6/2014 18:53

Averaging down is a fallacy. You could put your extra money somewhere else and alter the risk instead of putting all your investment into one company.

Actually it may be advisable to buy RGM now that RRR has just gone up over 40% in a few days.