Sirius Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[davidosh] 24/1/2020 14:47

ShareSoc are currently supporting SM shareholders as per this link:
The more shareholders that get together to seek information the more effective it will be. Requesting information, meetings and asking for resolutions at general meetings requires a volume of shareholders working together.

[maxdoom] 24/1/2020 07:21

Sirius Action List

The number of people that have joined this list now represents 0.75% 1/134th of the issued share capital of Sirius Minerals.
The more that join the more effective it will be .
regards

If you are or were a Sirius Minerals PLC shareholder and would like to support some further action into recent events leading to the proposed takeover by AAL then please read on.
The ShareSoc are currently supporting SM shareholders as per this link: hxxps://www.sharesoc.org/blog/company-news/sharesoc-sirius-shareholder-group-ssg/
The more shareholders that get together to seek information the more effective it will be. Requesting information, meetings and asking for resolutions at general meetings requires a volume of shareholders working together.
Please add your name in support of the activities being undertaken as per the instructions below, only together will we get some questions answered.
If you have sold your shares in SM since the announcement on the 8th January you can still sign the list BUT you must clearly indicate this as shown below.
Your information will be held by myself and shared with the ShareSoc and used only in relation to these activities.
You can remove yourself from the list at anytime by sending an email to the same email address and requesting to be removed.
HOW TO SIGN THE LIST
Simply email the following statement and information to [e-mail]
"I am a Sirius Minerals shareholder and agree to my name being on the Sirius Action list. To be used in support of investigations and actions relating to publications, activities, actions, decisions taken by Sirius Minerals and related third parties"
Full Name:
Email:
Address:
Number of shares currently held:
Number of shares sold since 8th January 2020:

[maxdoom] 24/1/2020 07:21

Sirius Action List

The number of people that have joined this list now represents 0.75% 1/134th of the issued share capital of Sirius Minerals.
The more that join the more effective it will be .
regards

If you are or were a Sirius Minerals PLC shareholder and would like to support some further action into recent events leading to the proposed takeover by AAL then please read on.
The ShareSoc are currently supporting SM shareholders as per this link: hxxps://www.sharesoc.org/blog/company-news/sharesoc-sirius-shareholder-group-ssg/
The more shareholders that get together to seek information the more effective it will be. Requesting information, meetings and asking for resolutions at general meetings requires a volume of shareholders working together.
Please add your name in support of the activities being undertaken as per the instructions below, only together will we get some questions answered.
If you have sold your shares in SM since the announcement on the 8th January you can still sign the list BUT you must clearly indicate this as shown below.
Your information will be held by myself and shared with the ShareSoc and used only in relation to these activities.
You can remove yourself from the list at anytime by sending an email to the same email address and requesting to be removed.
HOW TO SIGN THE LIST
Simply email the following statement and information to [e-mail]
"I am a Sirius Minerals shareholder and agree to my name being on the Sirius Action list. To be used in support of investigations and actions relating to publications, activities, actions, decisions taken by Sirius Minerals and related third parties"
Full Name:
Email:
Address:
Number of shares currently held:
Number of shares sold since 8th January 2020:

[ambience] 24/1/2020 07:03

This was an article last night in daily mail online (it may be in the paper today or tomorrow and I have mentioned this on the ShareSoc forum) - I think this may be the time to engage through ShareSoc with an extremely senior journalist with great sympathy for our plight and even suggesting possible solutions.

Please sign up to ShareSoc as momentum could be building. Alex Brummer is not any journalist he is an English economics commentator, working as a journalist, editor, and author. He has been the City Editor of the Daily Mail since May 2000, where he writes a daily column on economics and finance.

[pazzuzu] 23/1/2020 19:32

What was in it?

[amaretto1] 23/1/2020 18:03

Yorkshire post today !!

[amaretto1] 23/1/2020 18:02

Yorkshire post today !!!

[kirtonender9] 23/1/2020 15:24

Then they should have sought professional advice.Investing in mining companies is risky, and small companies with very little cash such as SXX even more so.It's not the Govt's responsibility to bail them out. I've heard from a few people who had the bulk of their portfolio in SXX saying the project was too big to fail. I said spread your risk because it can fail. Needless to say rather than reducing their holdings they added and have lost out big time.

[kreature] 23/1/2020 14:30

74 RNSs. Is that a record?

[richard26] 23/1/2020 14:27

£80 plus down........ouch

[richard26] 23/1/2020 14:26

sold and out.......all the best to the remainers...

[kop202] 23/1/2020 14:15

I cant understand why your so unsympathetic to the rather large number of out of pocket shareholders...many local people bought following widespread press coverage..The Daily Wail amongst others.....these people are not like the posters on here just ordinary joe public taken in by the hype

[kirtonender9] 23/1/2020 13:25

That seems obvious to me as well.So either 5p per share or 0p

[kop202] 23/1/2020 10:32

As I've said before theres massive potential for growing mushrooms in the tunnel

[kreature] 23/1/2020 05:50

I think you’ll find it’s all about the early delivery of “really big impossible goals”. At least they were honest...

[dice1950] 23/1/2020 05:35

Sirius Minerals chairman issues stark warning to shareholders
Investors could lose all of their money if takeover deal is not approved, he warns
23 January 2020

[beeezzz] 22/1/2020 21:52

You can look on this project like a man in a dingy trying to land a blue whale....

Sirius is a piddly little company trying to finance a massive project well out of there league...

Still I always wanted to work until I died...looks like its come true...

Good luck with the action or trying to extract the truth out of Sirius...

[kreature] 22/1/2020 20:39

So will AAL start on the 1500m shafts down to get the rocksalt, or will they complete the new railway tunnel to Teesside first? and then have a bit of a think about the rocks ?

[ekuuleus] 22/1/2020 20:26

Db1umb that's very misleading of you shareholders did not get compensation. The people who bought the share placing got compensation.

It's worth noting that I paying compensation to a sub set of shareholders would be at the expense of all shareholders.

Sirius has no money so no compensation. There are 2 options. Reject the bid go into administration probably get nothing although there might be money left over.

The second is to put the directors in jail if you can prove it. Wont help you financially now but 9ther sharks might think twice about scamming pis.

The other sage advice applies. Dont risk money you cant afford and you do your research and take your chances.

It's a fine line proving bad luck verses a conspiracy to RIP people off. One that's very very hard to prove.

[davidosh] 22/1/2020 18:23

Further details about the ShareSoc Sirius Group

[maxdoom] 22/1/2020 17:38

dp1umb

that fine chap :)

Personally I think that there are a good number of gaps in the story as do many others. It does no harm to seek answers.

all the best

[dp1umb] 22/1/2020 17:19

Max Doom I stand corrected RBS did offer compensation to shareholders who misinformed about the financial position of the company when participating in a rights issue, but Fraser hasn’t deceived us in the same way as mr goodman IMHO.

[nige50] 22/1/2020 16:52

Ladies and gentlemen can anybody explain why people keep buying shares if all the shares are going to be turned into cash?