Sirius Minerals Share Chat (SXX)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Sirius Minerals Plc	LSE:SXX	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B0DG3H29	ORD 0.25P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-0.134	-3.78%	3.41	3.412	3.486	3.59	3.354	3.59	18,222,159	16:35:02

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining	0.0	-13.5	-0.3	-	239

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21/11/2019 16:39	He's stock piling potatoes just in case!	pazzuzu	Read Full Thread Reply
21/11/2019 13:18	Has the penny dropped with John not so wise......missing in action	coldspring	Read Full Thread Reply
21/11/2019 09:08	2 months left I reckon.	djb3	Read Full Thread Reply
21/11/2019 07:39	Re redirect12’s link ‘then investors might also benefit from a recovery in the pound sterling.‘ Making it more expensive to buy the product?	kreature	Read Full Thread Reply
20/11/2019 22:57	Very good... somes it all up.	amaretto1	Read Full Thread Reply
20/11/2019 21:51	https://seekingalpha.com/article/4308082-gambling-resuscitation-sirius-minerals?source=partner_newsnow	redirect12	Read Full Thread Reply
20/11/2019 09:31	GK has proven to be over optimist at every event largely because he actually believes in the numbers the company puts out. Misguided arrogance	clotted cream	Read Full Thread Reply
20/11/2019 09:09	I think all sides in this would agree there is no value without a mine. AFAICR Fraser paid £700K ish for the original licenses but I doubt even that value would be retained if finance failed outright. I was looking through the shares issued over the past 7 years. It is eye watering. In 2012, there were around 1.7bn shares in issue; now around 7bn. The argument here has always been around the share price vs the likely dilution and this stock does have a history of being ramped to high heaven by multiple BB posters, mainly on iii and lse, who insisted for a long time the entire thing could be financed by debt. That view has now been shown to be completely wrong but ironically the vastly inflated share price that was the result of this enthusiasm among small investors has helped the company raise money at inflated levels. (Thus reducing the dilution.) But what they do now is anybody's guess. I am sure there is a finance solution out there, but at the end of the day the result for current holders depends on the number of new shares issued. GK has some decent ideas over on LSE but I think it is just a case of waiting to find out.	the millipede	Read Full Thread Reply
20/11/2019 09:05	So they had no plan for stage 2 financing...maybe the knew it all along..the ceo has pocketed 5m squid along the way so its a success for him	deanroberthunt	Read Full Thread Reply
20/11/2019 08:40	When you need billions just to be able to start mining it then to me it has negative worth as all there is unless a finance package is forthcoming is risk	kennyp52	Read Full Thread Reply
19/11/2019 21:27	What is the real value of the asset, ie the Poly4 even if still in ground. Company maybe valued by share price as nothing but it must have some worth..	beeezzz	Read Full Thread Reply
19/11/2019 20:11	11 percent - in what way is EML "fully funded?"	the millipede	Read Full Thread Reply
19/11/2019 19:34	That road is like that for literally 1 or 2 mornings a year so I really wouldnt worry about that.	lendmeafiver	Read Full Thread Reply
19/11/2019 19:28	So 63 lorries on the Birk Brow 15% (1:7) slope, in winter ? Seriously ? Birk Brow hTtps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r84eLzJMrRg	kreature	Read Full Thread Reply
19/11/2019 18:21	history tells ya this is toast	deanroberthunt	Read Full Thread Reply
19/11/2019 16:47	Silly Sod...!!!	sm22	Read Full Thread Reply
19/11/2019 15:10	You are entitled to your opinion and I am mine, best of luck.	lendmeafiver	Read Full Thread Reply
19/11/2019 14:57	Yes Morocco is a little different to North Yorkshire.	lendmeafiver	Read Full Thread Reply
19/11/2019 14:55	I do like the disclaimer at the top the writer has a short position in one or more of the stocks mentioned. Clearly if the funding is raised then the debt pricing will immediately change, it is just a reflection of the current uncertainty rather than an indicator of the terms of the potential new funding in my personal opinion.	lendmeafiver	Read Full Thread Reply
19/11/2019 14:51	Honestly, have you ever been to Morocco??	nofool	Read Full Thread Reply
19/11/2019 14:36	Https://www.shareprophets.com/views/45931/time-for-general-inaction-but-still-short-sirius-minerals As I have said many times before, the price of a company's debt is a very good indicator of whether the equity faces wipe out or dilution. The debt of Sirius Minerals (SXX) trades in the mid 30s, which effectively means that should any prospective “partner” in this ridiculously grandiose project be misguided enough to commit $600 million upfront to the project - which is what the company now claims it urgently needs (before the real spending begins) - it is inconceivable to me that the current shareholders would be given a free ride for £240 million, which is the market cap at 3.42p.	bbmsionlypostafter	Read Full Thread Reply

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