Regency Mines Share Discussion Threads

[bambos22] 03/6/2020 12:58

Invest , trade... Do what you like... it's going up. 1M MCAP... Cheap.

[torp] 03/6/2020 12:40

hahaha

Must take us for fools

I could repeatedly buy 1000 shares and sell them again over and over.
Would look like lots of volume when in fact it would be the same money going
in and out constantly.

Poster Partridge on LSE has highlighted some examples of quick buy/sells:

11:04 - 298,688 shares bought for £2,494
11:28 - 298,688 shares sold for £2,584

10:34 - 114,688 shares bought for £917.50
11:34 - 114,688 shares sold for £986.32

Seems people aren't actually investing.


Like I said, not personally remotely fooled by such shenanigans.

It remains for me a sucker share

DYOR

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[bambos22] 03/6/2020 11:40

Lol... what did I say... Seriously undervalued.. Buys coming in!!!!

[kemche] 03/6/2020 11:39

Price agreed? Bucketshops or PrimaryBid?

FCA!!!

[bambos22] 03/6/2020 11:37

Oh look volume increasing... BUYS coming in..

[torp] 03/6/2020 09:35

Nail on the head Goldenshread

As with RRR, any perceived value in assets or holdings simply leaches away as a
result of the crazy expenditure on Admin and other expenses. The need to keep issuing
confetti shares is perpetual. A business model that simply
ensures share price destruction imho.

A business model whose dire results are proven in the Annual Reports

2012 - Loss of £2,112,350 - Admin £1,091,108 - Cash raised £907,090
2013 - Loss of £5,166,017 - Admin £1,224,013 - Cash raised £3,327,678
2014 - Loss of £1,508,812 - Admin £881,947 - Cash raised £1,212,805
2015 - Loss of £5,888,742 - Admin £964,761 - Cash raised £1,049,765
2016 - Loss of £1,965,722 - Admin £594,733 - Cash raised £781,595
2017 - Loss of £534,267 - Admin £414,943 - Cash raised £1,576,701
2018 - Loss of £1,549,619 - Admin £735,697 - Cash raised £1,150,000
2019 - Loss of £2,607,978 - Admin £652,918 - Cash raised £240,000

Total Losses above - £21,333,507

Total raised above - £10,245,634

Total Expended on Admin above - £6,560,120


It is for me the very definition of an AIM lifestyle venture

Only winners are the BOD and their cronies

Huge avoid for me personally. share price will simply keep going South on each new
dilutive placing.

DYOR

[goldenshread] 03/6/2020 08:41

The running costs of a company such as Regency should be no more than £500k a year, this should include salaries of directors and regulatory expenses, their running costs in the half year were £370k.

A comparable company like TYM had operating losses of only £183k in HY 2019. It can be done.

Once again, where is the next news coming from to stimulate interest, the debt acquisition which brought about the wretched .80p placing seems to have fallen flat on it's face in respect of news-flow, worse still the strategy in doing this deal has still not been explained.

In the meantime £60k a month of shareholder cash is going down the plug hole.

[bambos22] 03/6/2020 00:45

Folk like you scaling in.. that's what's this constant bashing is all about... Cheap shares for you and your mob... You will go quiet when the share starts going upwards, using your multi aliases to promote

[torp] 02/6/2020 23:39

Bambos - "700k buy sneaked in through ASX"

lol

£5400 trade

Hardly earth shattering is it?!

A total of 7 trades today. Looking pretty grim. No-one is interested.

Not surprising given the historic record here.


DYOR

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[torp] 02/6/2020 23:27

Bambos - "Regency has an interest in a world class . . . . . ."

It seems to have a bigger interest in issuing confetti shares imho

Total avoid for me

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[bambos22] 02/6/2020 23:26

700k buy sneaked in through ASX... TORP et al buying, be assured of that...

[kemche] 02/6/2020 14:22

"but also its present and its future"

And I have a sneaking suspicion that it will resemble its past. Only a suspicion mind.

FCA!!!!

[cheerleader miss jones] 02/6/2020 14:17

Its not just the past that defines a company but also its present and its future.

[kemche] 02/6/2020 08:55

But I am underwater with the shares that I have bought and I need these to go up so please can you just pump it with nonsense so I can at least get out? Please?

FCA!!!!

[torp] 02/6/2020 08:51

It's not the past Wilbury. It's the here and now. Same business model that has
been operating for years. Mass dilution, raise lots of cash, spend most of it on
salaries and Admin. Rinse, repeat. When the share price gets too embarrassing, just
consolidate the shares and start again.

Parsons & Co had only been here 5 mins when they added over 7 billion shares to
the 1.5 billion in issue and then consolidated the shares on a colossal 1-100 basis.

SP was 3.5p after that and there were 86m shares in issue

Within just 5 months they've since raised the shares in issue to 168m and the
SP has been decimated down to 0.75p. That's 78% loss of share price value by Parsons & Co
in just 5 months.

So no, this isn't remotely anything to do with the appalling historic record
here. It's the absolute here and now and simply the continuing business model
of what I deem to be a total dilution pit and sucker share.

If the plain company facts such as the Annual Report data and charts appear to present a
negative picture then there's no point berating those who post those facts, go talk to the BOD and tell them to
run the company in a way that produces positive results.


DYOR

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[goldenshread] 02/6/2020 07:06

wilburylover1

I do not consider anything I have posted here to be inaccurate, not bashing but trying to seek answers or explanations, fact is this stock has an atrocious history.

Just when it seemed some folk were buying into the new story they get royally shafted with a placing priced 60% below the last one in December, it is still not clear why the urgency to acquire the debt of a near dormant company.

As I understand it the debt does not secure the said project.

[wilburylover1] 01/6/2020 23:43

All this neg sh-t (some of you) you keep giving don't do this share any credit why don't you forget the past and move on just give it a chance to prove itself.

[goldenshread] 01/6/2020 22:04

One wonders where the next meaningful news is going to come from here.

In the meantime G&A costs of circa £60k a month continue unabated.

[bambos22] 01/6/2020 21:42

Nickel warehouse stock levels on the decline.. ;)

[cheerleader miss jones] 01/6/2020 21:38

What were the buys ?

[bambos22] 01/6/2020 21:37

Of course he only posted sells.