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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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-0.0075 | -11.54% | 0.0575 | 0.055 | 0.06 | 0.065 | 0.0525 | 0.07 | 124,198,674 | 15:09:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Iron Ores | 0 | -2.67M | -0.0011 | -0.55 | 1.49M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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26/11/2019 10:34 | So desperate is Noirua that he is now reduced to peddling rumours . . . . Sad to see TBH Meanwhile, the 19th Dec approaches for repayment of £1m worth of CLNs. Best rush out those wordy update RNSs imho otherwise you'll never be able to get a placing away in time . . . Tick tock DYOR | torp | |
26/11/2019 10:17 | Paul Johnson has stepped down as a director of Armadale Capital ACP. Rumour he may join the board of Red Rock Resources. - Looking at the drill results for ROCK today, they are not as good as Mid Migori and the latter has a 1.2m ounce JORC resource. Just a matter of that mining licence being rubber-stamped. https://pbs.twimg.co China, EU markets to demand most battery metals up to 2028 | noirua | |
26/11/2019 09:31 | Red Rock Twitter: | noirua | |
25/11/2019 17:52 | Tick tock Just 4 weeks until the £1m CLN repayment date arrives (19th Dec) Confetti placing will have to happen pretty soon imho to fund it unless they are intending to pawn off more of the "family silver" Jupiter shares. Either way 0.3p levels will soon be here imho. No point buying before 19th Dec. Holders could dump and buy back later to avoid the risk I guess. DYOR | torp | |
25/11/2019 17:12 | NEX Exchange: Red Rock Resources RRR.GB | noirua | |
25/11/2019 16:41 | There were a bunch of warrants issued with the CLNs Noirua if I remember correctly | torp | |
25/11/2019 15:44 | Red Rock Twittering: ----- Very few options and warrants remain and a chunk will likely retire at 1.6p. Unless an announcement or two arrives. Myself, I do not know and will just wait and not guesstimate the ifs and buts. | noirua | |
25/11/2019 12:36 | Jim, :) Love it! | kemche | |
25/11/2019 12:28 | Anyone got details on when the tickets will be on sale for the Red Rock Christmas Panto I hear that it's Cinderella this year, but rumour has it that they are still missing the lead role and ex RRR PA Natasha has politely declined. Fortunately the role of the ugly sisters has literally been filled, so all good there. Maybe a cameo role for Noirua beckons or time for him to explore his panto crudentials and take the lead role in a Christopher Biggins type way. Maybe they'll offer a free ticket for each CLN held by some and with a thrown in meet and greet and signing session to get some extra money in the coffers. Sausage on a stick anyone? | seagullsslimjim | |
23/11/2019 23:42 | I believe this is what you were trying to hide Noirua: Torp23 Nov '19 - 16:17 - 9035 of 9036 0 1 0 Noirua - "The CLN situation where holders have 2 choices and maybe a third will be offered. Conversion at 0.8p a share, right to return of cash and maybe a chance to roll over for another year to 19 December 2020." All eventualities are dire for shareholders here imho. The CLNs have already been kicked down the road for a 2nd year thereby incurring a 2nd year of interest at 10% which of course is more cash/value seeped out of the share. Conversion at 0.8p? Just laughable. Never gonna happen. Repayment ? With what? What cash does the company have? Very little I would think. They began the year with just £27k according to the Half Year Report They expend approx. £850,000 on Admin and other expenses a year They had Total Current Liabilities of £2.7m to boot. Since then they raised £323k via a dilutive placing Received approx. £250k from a Jupiter dividend Raised about £300k from the sale of 1.5m of the "family silver" Jupiter shares So where the hell will they invent £1m from to pay down the CLN's by 19th Dec?? There are only 2 real outcomes here Its either more dilution placings to raise the cash or more pawning off of the "family silver" Jupiter shares Either outcome is dire for existing holders and will imho see the SP plummet into the 0.3p levels. Just utterly pointless buying shares here before 19th Dec. Sit back and watch how the company attempt to get themselves out of the CLN situation. Then when the share price plummets decide if you want to buy at that reduced price. Problem is the only real income here is the Jupiter dividends and they barely even cover the Admin Expenses. Hence no shareholder value. Many far better shares out there imho. DYOR | kemche | |
23/11/2019 23:29 | The Annual Report should be out in December for the year to 30 June 2019. An update since then is bound to be included. The CLN situation where holders have 2 choices and maybe a third will be offered. Conversion at 0.8p a share, right to return of cash and maybe a chance to roll over for another year to 19 December 2020. There is now an Interview with Chairman/CEO Andrew Bell in the header which outlines what is going on. As it was early in the year. Here it is to save you from having to scroll: About 6 weeks after: | noirua | |
23/11/2019 16:17 | Noirua - "The CLN situation where holders have 2 choices and maybe a third will be offered. Conversion at 0.8p a share, right to return of cash and maybe a chance to roll over for another year to 19 December 2020." All eventualities are dire for shareholders here imho. The CLNs have already been kicked down the road for a 2nd year thereby incurring a 2nd year of interest at 10% which of course is more cash/value seeped out of the share. Conversion at 0.8p? Just laughable. Never gonna happen. Repayment ? With what? What cash does the company have? Very little I would think. They began the year with just £27k according to the Half Year Report They expend approx. £850,000 on Admin and other expenses a year They had Total Current Liabilities of £2.7m to boot. Since then they raised £323k via a dilutive placing Received approx. £250k from a Jupiter dividend Raised about £300k from the sale of 1.5m of the "family silver" Jupiter shares So where the hell will they invent £1m from to pay down the CLN's by 19th Dec?? There are only 2 real outcomes here Its either more dilution placings to raise the cash or more pawning off of the "family silver" Jupiter shares Either outcome is dire for existing holders and will imho see the SP plummet into the 0.3p levels. Just utterly pointless buying shares here before 19th Dec. Sit back and watch how the company attempt to get themselves out of the CLN situation. Then when the share price plummets decide if you want to buy at that reduced price. Problem is the only real income here is the Jupiter dividends and they barely even cover the Admin Expenses. Hence no shareholder value. Many far better shares out there imho. DYOR | torp | |
23/11/2019 10:46 | I believe this was from torp - if I'm not mistaken: Torp23 Nov '19 - 01:08 - 9032 of 9033 0 1 0 Thank you for your post #9030 Noirua Sorry that you invested at all and now find yourself deeply underwater here as your past comments attest. Only have yourself to blame of course and trying to con others into buying into the same POS stock is shallow and rather despicable. Your past comments: 29 Oct 2018 - " it would seem wise to consider buying in stock around 0.6p a share...your call" Bid price today approx 0.4p 29 Oct 2018 - "We can be assured that Chairman Bell and his board of directors are helping all they can to bring about a reasonable electricity deal for Steelmin" Steelmin went into Administration last Feb 31 Oct 2018 - "RRR at around 0.575p to buy BUT not for long." Bid price today approx 0.4p 01 Nov 2018 - "Added a few more this morning." 01 Nov 2018 - "Still well cheap and under 0.6p is a 'come and buy me'" Bid price today approx 0.4p 20 Nov 2018 - "Cash in BANK £3.5 to £4 million" Half Year Report stated cash in bank was just £27k. A disgusting mislead from Noirua Readers beware. If your believe the misleading nonsense from this ramper you WILL likely lose your money imho | kemche | |
23/11/2019 01:08 | Thank you for your post #9030 Noirua Sorry that you invested at all and now find yourself deeply underwater here as your past comments attest. Only have yourself to blame of course and trying to con others into buying into the same POS stock is shallow and rather despicable. Your past comments: 29 Oct 2018 - " it would seem wise to consider buying in stock around 0.6p a share...your call" Bid price today approx 0.4p 29 Oct 2018 - "We can be assured that Chairman Bell and his board of directors are helping all they can to bring about a reasonable electricity deal for Steelmin" Steelmin went into Administration last Feb 31 Oct 2018 - "RRR at around 0.575p to buy BUT not for long." Bid price today approx 0.4p 01 Nov 2018 - "Added a few more this morning." 01 Nov 2018 - "Still well cheap and under 0.6p is a 'come and buy me'" Bid price today approx 0.4p 20 Nov 2018 - "Cash in BANK £3.5 to £4 million" Half Year Report stated cash in bank was just £27k. A disgusting mislead from Noirua Readers beware. If your believe the misleading nonsense from this ramper you WILL likely lose your money imho | torp | |
23/11/2019 00:47 | Musonoi - awaited JORC Resource | noirua | |
22/11/2019 23:35 | Most PIs appear to be buying comfortable amounts and see gold at Mid-Migori and copper at Musonoi, these being the next expected announcements on assets held. | noirua | |
22/11/2019 19:29 | Whens the first dividend payable to shareholders? | seagullsslimjim | |
22/11/2019 18:15 | No they're not you silly, silly boy. | kemche | |
22/11/2019 17:58 | News is due for Musonoi on assets worth: Looking at Musonoi only in DRC and on Red Rock achieving a JORC Resource at T17 Area 5: | noirua | |
22/11/2019 17:45 | Can't agree with the resident ramper here. Company only had £27k in the bank at end of Dec according to Half Year Report and at that time Total Current Liabilities of £2.7m It has raised £323k since via a dilutive placing Received approx £250k from a Jupiter dividend Raised approx £300 from selling down 1.5m precious Jupiter shares Admin Expenses alone were approx £850,000 last year so the above income barely covers this. So what of those £2.7m liabilities? The £1m outstanding CLNs need to be repaid this 19th Dec. Where can they possibly find the cash for that if not from more devastating dilution or further pawning off of the precious Jupiter shares? | torp | |
22/11/2019 17:33 | Deadline for the £1m outstanding CLNs is fast approaching, 19th Dec just 4 weeks away. Where will the money come from to repay them ???. Company just changed it's broker back to Cornhill Capital (now rebranded as Pello) so I think we can all guess that dilution is likely. Absolutely no point buying before 19th Dec imho. Might as well see whether they dilute or sell down more of the "family silver" Jupiter shares or whether they kick the can down the road by extending the CLNs for yet another year. Either way the share price will drop into the 0.3p levels imho so may as well wait until then DYOR | torp | |
22/11/2019 17:30 | Para Resources Inc. (“Para”) is a Gold Mining Company listed on the TSXV with a focus on South-American Gold Properties. Para owns an operating high-grade gold mine near the town of Zaragoza, Colombia, a gold mine and milling facility in the Oatman District, Arizona and a gold and copper bearing property about to be permitted near the town of Tucumã in Para State in Brazil. The Company has a very experienced and qualified management team. It is looking to add additional small scale operating mines to its portfolio to leverage its access to capital. | noirua |
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