Regency Mines Share Discussion Threads

[bambos22] 14/6/2020 22:21

The sage... Offft... Encouraging words.. hoping that is week will be a good one

[the_sage1] 14/6/2020 19:55

Keep spamming the thread Torp, no-one gives a fig what you have to say, anyone foolish enough to take any notice of your posts has already lost a 100% gain.

On AIM every dog has it's day, company valuations can rise from £1m-£2m to £50m+ or even more - like GGP. No new buyers are expected to fall in love with Regency, a trade, a short term hold, is the new norm on this market, timing is key.

Can RGM reach 10p or more (£16m m/cap) you bet, Parsons took Sound Energy from sub £10m m/cap to £800m in his early tenure, as Doc H pointed out in his podcast.

This is a prospective multi bag investment IMO.

BUY !

[torp] 14/6/2020 13:43

Just sound bites debt collector. Poor show but I guess it's all you have.

The stock isn't even supported by its own directors who hold a pitifully small
number of shares, a trademark of a high dilution company. Kaintz I believe only
holds a laughable 1.7%

The folk who got suckered in at 2.75p and higher will never get their money back imho.
They will have learned a valuable lesson though. The share would have to bag 2.5
times from here to get back to the 3.5p level that existed immediately after the
colossal 1-100 share consolidation. Not gonna happen. One wonders what impact
that situation will have made to the company's ability to find candidates for the
next mega placing of worthless confetti.

As for it not being the same company as before, that's total nonsense as you well
know. The company under Bell and Kaintz, like RRR was just a dilution pit of
endless confetti issues and no income to speak of and tons of cash being expended
on Admin.

Bell was ousted, Parsons came in and proceeded to carry on just as before.

Parson's actions are entirely consistent with the existing company Modus Operandi

Parsons - issued over 7 billion shares to the 1.5 billion in issue
Parsons - consolidated the shares on a 1-100 basis (shares had already been consolidated
in 2015 on a 1-20 basis so just another standard rinse repeat)

The share price was then 3.5p and the number of resulting shares in issue were 86m

Parsons then issued more shares taking the total to 168m (almost double)

The share price has sunk from 3.5p down to 0.7p levels as a result and last week saw a tiny
pumped spike bringing it back to 1p levels.

That means within his arrival and 5 months of operating, Parsons has decimated the
SP by some 80% and has issued shares on an industrial scale. . Hardly any kind of
performance to crow about. It has been utterly disastrous for anyone who followed the
kind of shameless lame sound bites such as those you have just spouted.

There is naff all income here and the BOD in true form are set to fritter away
some £742,000 of precious cash on bloody ADMIN this year!

This company makes consistent yearly losses, always has done and yet continues
to fritter £millions on director salaries and Admin.

The share price here will only ever go downwards as a result of that business model
There will be the occasional pumped spike to get placings away but otherwise
it's a relentless march South, endless share price decimation.

Just look at the 10 year chart. The pathetic little spikes don't even appear
on that one, such is the magnitude of the share price decimation caused by dilution.

SP here is destined to fall back to 0.7p levels imho and will drop from there when the
next batch of utterly worthless confetti is issued to raise cash for salaries and
Admin.

I would personally figure on the share price being 0.1p-0.5p by end of 2020.

DYOR

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[the_debt_collector] 14/6/2020 12:27

I have to confess I have mixed views about RGM but think the rise will continue, I added on the drop on Friday and now have a sizable position.

You cannot ignore the fact that RGM is well supported in certain circles and the shares are tightly held, have noticed any loose stock is snapped up quickly which is a good sign.

The presentation on the website shows that a plethora of news is expected over the next few weeks which is usually a price driver.

The folk who took the 2.75p placing want to see their money back, other holders are in far higher up, that is pretty relevant.

This is NOT the same company that destroyed so many retail investors historically, the main instigator has been removed and Parsons needs to deliver to prove his doubters wrong.

By month end this could easily be trading at 2p+ in my view

[torp] 14/6/2020 01:03

It is pretty evident that momentum overall is down. From 3.5p at Christmas
after a colossal 1-100 share consolidation down to 0.7p levels, a catastrophic
loss of share price value. A little spike up to 1p reduces that share price value loss from 80%+
to about 71% Still appallingly bad.

The constant issuing of confetti shares serves only to continually decimate the
SP and always will. With little to no income constant confetti is a perpetual hazard.

I personally expect the share price to fall right back down now that the recent pump and
dump appears to be over and then subsequent confetti issues will imho push the SP
further Southward. Go back in time any period and share price loss has been the repeating
reality overall.

The charts below testify to this.



DYOR

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[the_sage1] 13/6/2020 18:45

It is pretty evident upside momentum is building, from .65p to 1.3p, a breather, then onwards to 2p 3p etc.

Given the right news 10p+ is possible, even then only a £16m m/cap.

[torp] 13/6/2020 13:53

I anticipate that shareholder value will continue to seep away as it always has.

Since the new chairman came in he has:

1. Added over 7 billion shares to the 1.5 billion in issue at the time

2. Consolidated the shares on a colossal 1-100 basis

3. Then managed to see the share price drop from 3.5p to 1p. A loss of 70%

4. Then managed to increase the shares in issue from 86m to 168m


It's simply been the usual trail of destruction with shareholders as always shouldering
the losses

Despite naff all income, despite consistent yearly losses, the directors keep taking salaries
and are on track to fritter away some £742,000 just on Admin thus year.

More confetti will come imho as it always does. Issuing confetti shares is the
stated business model by the company's own admission.

The MCAP is pitifully embarrassing for a reason

One to avoid for me personally

DYOR

[napoleon dynamite] 13/6/2020 07:50

I anticipate the company is active and working towards achieving significant shareholder returns . share price showing strength in an otherwise uncertain resource market ,this is the right team ,the right place at the right time.

[torp] 12/6/2020 20:57

Oh it's comedy hour again I see

Hahahahahahaha


Nice one Napoleon

Pump is over. Those who needed to dump have clearly done so

Everyone else left holding the baby.


SP will simply drop back down to 0.7p levels as there was no basis for the
rise in the first place imho.

Holding RNSs to come imho tick tock

DYOR

[napoleon dynamite] 12/6/2020 20:19

We appear to be witnessing what Seems to be the beginning of a long overdue reversal for RGM.

[napoleon dynamite] 12/6/2020 16:52

Sp just taking a rest before resuming skywards.

[torp] 11/6/2020 13:28

lol @ Sage

Again as ever, unable to present any investment case and having to site people
like DH is an act of pure desperation.

The bears have been laughing at such lame ramps for years and will continue
doing so in the safe knowledge that the very business models of RRR and RGM
are models that result in share price destruction.

The facts remain unchanged.

Since 2012 RGM has:

1. Incurred yearly losses totalling over £21m

2. Raised over £10m from confetti issues and the like

3. Expended over £6.5m on Admin alone


All that cash it has had and yet still it has failed to produce anything tangible.

These are for me, nothing but AIM lifestyle ventures.

The bulk of the monies go to salaries and Admin not to things that deliver shareholder value.

Barge pole for me

DYOR

[edward hopper] 11/6/2020 08:53

LOL Ettie are you still sharing an office with those backstabbers?

[the_sage1] 11/6/2020 06:55

The good Doc Holiday suggested it is only a matter of time before a material re-rate of RGM on his podcast last night.

Expects serious news-flow and pointed out that James Parsons took Sound Energy from a £10m m/cap to a £800m m/cap in the early years.

Said that Parsons has a lot to prove and is not at RGM simply to collect a modest salary.

The bashing bears will soon be silenced for good.

[torp] 10/6/2020 23:36

Haha Ettie

Avoidance only of the POS shares, the endless worthless confetti.

But the comedic entertainment of the embarrassing boiler room style rampsters?

Well now that's better than watching Netflix !

Though as a long running series it struggles to compete with epics like
Game of Thrones. Mostly because every episode is exactly the same and is played
by exactly the same people. Ramp, issue confetti, dump, salaries, admin, rinse, repeat.

The truth is the show has long since run out of material and has badly
needed a change of principle actors for some years now.

3 capital re-organisations here in around 5 years, share price decimated over and over,
consolidated by a factor of 2000 collectively. RRR not far behind.

Yet the same tiny clique of apologists have kept pumping the companies for years
on end despite the yearly losses, despite the appalling trail of failed ventures,
despite the share price decimation and relentless dilution. What kind of people would do that?!

It's a thankless task, and accordingly you also have my pity.

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[atinos auntie ettie] 10/6/2020 20:01

And yet you are not avoiding it, one can find you here or the Red Rock board every day like a crustacean glued to gabbro. It seems to me to be the very opposite of avoidance, almost as if the companies founded by Mr Bell compel or control you, indeed define you. Please accept my pity.

[torp] 10/6/2020 16:05

It will drop back to 0.7p imho and then the next issue of utterly worthless confetti
will take it lower as it always does. Perpetual cycle.

The charts do not lie

The Annual Reports do not lie

It's a dilution pit along with sister company RRR

97% share price loss since Jan 2019

66% share price loss since Christmas

It's a perpetual loss of value over the long term due to the business model.


Total avoid for me


DYOR

[kemche] 10/6/2020 15:50

MM's trying a treeshake to fill a background big buy order. Typical MM tactic.

Whoosh!

[napoleon dynamite] 10/6/2020 14:44

This is almost too easy , the company have given away what the news flow is going to be including which month that particular news is going to drop.

Expect Southport funding and construction news to drop any day now, followed by cornerstone investors joining us soon after that.

[napoleon dynamite] 10/6/2020 14:32

Holding up nicely ready for the afternoon session to take off.

[napoleon dynamite] 10/6/2020 13:49

We are already above 1p before the long awaited news has even been released.

[bambos22] 10/6/2020 13:08

Won't be down at 0.7.. I will hold u to that.. lol.. what an idiot

[torp] 10/6/2020 13:07

You can only pity these stock pumpers.

The pump is over. The spike is done. The share price is on its way down.

Who wants to catch that falling knife?

Who wants to be left holding the baby when this plops back down to 0.7p levels?


So very glad it won't be me. I'm immune to the ramping BS


Travel sector is starting to boom as lockdowns begin to relax across the globe.
Masses of money to be made there.

Why on earth would I want to put my cash in tin pot outfits like RRR or RGM?

Note as always not a single ramper has, nor can make any investment case here.

They have only tired "Ramping for Dummies" sound bites to offer.

"Get in quick"
"Last chance at these levels"
"like a coiled spring"
"Buy Buy Buy"

They are looking for naïve idiots to fall for the spiel?

Are you that idiot? I know I'm not

RGM is 97% down since Jan 2019

RGM is 66% down since Christmas

Always the same


Total avoid for me

DYOR

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