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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Regency Mines Plc | LSE:RGM | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BKM69866 | 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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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.90 | 0.85 | 0.95 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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05/7/2020 16:05 | Simple fact is there is no "way back up" in AIM lifestyle outfits that perpetually dilute their shareholders and issue shares on an industrial scale. The share price will simply continue Southward at more and more value seeps away due to crazy expenditure on director salaries and Admin. Only shameless rampers try to deny that reality and post BS "jam tomorrow" sound bites DYOR . | torp | |
05/7/2020 09:08 | I saw this elsewhere about stale bulls and bashing, seems appropriate here .... Because on top of losing a fortune when share price 20x higher, they have been unable to move on and compound their misery by their negativity here - they are like zombies, the undead of the aim underworld - sad in every respect. What such trolls fear most is good news and a recovery - lost on way down and too bitter to take advantage on the way back up. | grimreaper2019 | |
05/7/2020 08:43 | But before the herd arrive as they say | bambos22 | |
04/7/2020 18:01 | Just 3 trades in total yesterday on LSE How . . . . embarrassingly pathetic !! But simply the result of relentless dilution and industrial levels of confetti shares being issued. That game can only be played for so long and then all the mugpunters learn their lesson and give lifestyle AIM tiddlers a wide berth from that point on. No-one believes the ramped "jam tomorrow" hogwash anymore no matter where it is spouted from. The track record here and at sister company RRR is just so utterly dire that the markets simply know how the companies roll. RGM makes losses every year. Yet the directors keep taking salaries and keep spending (imho) utterly ridiculous amounts on Admin and expenses. Hence there is no shareholder value that I can see nor ever will be. It's just a mugs game But there are so few mugs left now. As is evident from the total lack of volume. DYOR . | torp | |
03/7/2020 19:40 | Nice 1million buy towards the close... lovely! | bambos22 | |
03/7/2020 19:37 | Copy and paste effort.. shocking behaviour... You and your cronies! | bambos22 | |
03/7/2020 16:03 | Another fundraising on order surely (Where the bloody hell has all the money gone?) | kemche | |
03/7/2020 16:03 | Another fundraising on order surely (Where the bloody hell has all the money gone?) | kemche | |
03/7/2020 15:46 | Looks like the selling has dried up... Poor Torp and his aliases won't get his way...Strong buy | bambos22 | |
03/7/2020 15:21 | Love it when the shameless rampers call hard facts "same old nonsense" Very telling | torp | |
03/7/2020 12:28 | CZN - another Kaintz winner. | kemche | |
03/7/2020 12:20 | Parsons is the man deliver.. new chairman and new approach..Ragency has had some spectacular gains for short term holders..Going forward there will be short to medium to long term winners here..Exciting times.. Multi aliases spouting the same old nonsense can't be compared to several positive and honest members on here | bambos22 | |
02/7/2020 22:43 | The lone ramper is still desperate to sweep the track record here under the carpet. Not surprising really, it's absolutely dire ! ANNUAL REPORT RESULTS ==================== 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 Cash Raised above - £10,245,634 Total Admin above - £6,560,120 Directors keep paying themselves despite the yearly losses made. Just look how much of the raised cash disappears in Admin alone !! The primary reason why there is imho little shareholder value to be had and why the company constantly issues shares. Wouldn't touch this with a barge pole myself DYOR | torp | |
02/7/2020 22:20 | "I choose to think positively at the current and the future.." I seem to recall that you thought very highly of the past too. Which turned out well. (Where the bloody hell has all the money gone????) | kemche | |
02/7/2020 21:15 | Haunted by the past.. Ain't Halloween yet.. stop talking nonsense.. Find another share to short .. you are gonna lose money.. Buy to wipe his mob out | bambos22 | |
02/7/2020 17:59 | But the future carries £730k of the past thats the point I am trying to make, its always going to be haunted by past mistakes. At this rate RGM is on course to circulate a total of 500m shares by the end of the year.No wonder the directors barely participate every time there's a placing. | cheerleader miss jones | |
02/7/2020 17:23 | History is history and you are correct... I choose to think positively at the current and the future..Shorters have a different agenda of course | bambos22 | |
02/7/2020 16:36 | Also there is a lot of speculation ATM that energy storage units may already be a thing of the past as surplus energy in the future goes into extracting Hydrogen from H2O to fuel lorry and bus hydrogen engines. | cheerleader miss jones | |
02/7/2020 16:30 | But a new name and rebranding doesn't get rid of their past, the legacy of £730k worth of debt with interest attached isn't going away any time soon and will still need to be paid back , at these levels that will cost a further 100 million new shares. | cheerleader miss jones | |
02/7/2020 16:18 | Bambi BS - "The company is allowed to raise money and whenever it does one would hope it is done prudently to facilitate growth" There's the rub. As highlighted earlier. From 2012 to 2019 the company raised over £10m cash from repeated share issues and of that over £6.5m just went to salaries and Admin. Such a business model does not facilitate growth. The only thing that grows are the personal wallets of the BOD and all but the most naïve here know that. This is what such a business model results in: Endless share price destruction. If you can time perfectly and get in and out on an occasional spike good luck to you but eventually you will time it wrong and get very badly burned. Such risks are simply not necessary when so many solid real companies are taking off due to lockdown releases. With the preposterous wastage on salaries and Admin I can see no investment case here whatsoever, same as with RRR. Conformed by the fact that the rampers themselves can't put together any kind of investment case and instead can only offer lame "jam tomorrow" fantasy sound bites and rhetoric. The same cycle has repeated for years with these companies. Lots of pathetic stock pumping prior to the endless placings, share price decimation, rinse repeat. When it gets too decimated just so another share consolidation and keep going. One to avoid imho DYOR | torp | |
02/7/2020 16:13 | And consolidation enables further transactions... The right thing to do by the incumbent chairman | bambos22 | |
02/7/2020 16:02 | The question I asked was related to the wherefore of the consolidation ,here is the question again . Are you saying the purpose of the most recent share consolidation was purely because the new chairman wanted to tighten up the share register? | cheerleader miss jones |
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