Solgold Share Discussion Threads

[cuthbert cuthbertson senior] 05/7/2017 07:42

The MMS SHOULD LET SOLG FIND ITS OWN LEVEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bookvan] 05/7/2017 07:34

SPECULATION CORNER. Posters on ceo.ca seem to be assuming it's SOLG versus CGP in a kind of cut throat battle for top dog to force a take out. But suppose SOLG and CGP are actually working in a kind of partnership: are we looking at something like MARL/SAND in the offing? Out of my depth, just wondering.

[ragewarrior] 04/7/2017 16:35

Not good again today, took a small profit at 14:18 and into PVR.Once they start drilling, hoping to use profits to keep a longer term holding here... :-)

[mam fach] 04/7/2017 16:05

Cornerstone suspended. Wish Solg was then it couldn't fall further.

[lefrene] 04/7/2017 15:53

And back down again! If it gets much lower I will pick up some more.

[ragewarrior] 04/7/2017 13:45

Back upto 39p ... !

[lefrene] 04/7/2017 12:52

Ditto, thank you.

[herbert howells] 04/7/2017 09:07

Thanks M. Good spot.

[bookvan] 04/7/2017 08:57

The latest angry geologist blog discloses he owns SOLG. It must have been an oversight in the last one.

[lefrene] 03/7/2017 16:51

Weird, so there is, ten minute intervals. What is that algorithm intended to do? I hope it's going short and gets some unexpected good news!

[lefrene] 03/7/2017 11:37

gilotron, that entity has rubbished Solg in the past, now he has changed his tune, I have wondered if he is employed by somebody?

Plainly Solg is sat on a valuable site, but it's the extraction of that value that has to be accomplished to see the share price rise. What's the best route for rewards? Prove up Alpala for 10 billion tons at 2% cu, sell it for circa $5billion and use the money to exploit the rest of Cascabel and those 38 other specs? Or do a joint deal with a miner (Newcrest?) and take the long route? We have to trust NM to make the best choice, on his track record thus far I trust him. I'm hoping we see significant change over the next two years, as like a few others here, time is getting shorter.

[gilotron] 03/7/2017 11:07

I've bought in today after mulling over the angry geologist's posts.

[mam fach] 03/7/2017 09:13

You have time to hold on and enjoy the rewards.
I've been investing for 50 years.

[sthelensrlfc] 03/7/2017 00:02

I'm 44, so youngish I guess

[mam fach] 02/7/2017 20:42

SOLG is THE share no doubt about it.
As regards whats a few years - I can only presume you are much younger than me.

[sthelensrlfc] 02/7/2017 17:36

mam fach - I wouldn't say it's been a miserable few weeks for LTHs. Yes there was a placing, but it was at a reasonable price, with a solid investor who is in it for the long haul. It's never easy seeing paper profits dwindle of course, but if as an investor you believe in the potential here (as it seems you certainly do), then what's a few more months or year or two. I have holdings in several companies, but SOLG is the one I believe in the strongest, based on the quality of management, the size of resource and a genuine institutional investor on board

[mam fach] 01/7/2017 21:34

I think some of us realise that SOLG isn't a company with no proven resource.
Pity more investors aren't convinced of the huge potential.
Been a miserable few weeks for long term holders.
Expect company still thought of as pie in the sky.

[onedayrodders] 01/7/2017 17:51

Lefrene .. yes certainly as about exciting as it can get at the moment not forgetting the added bid fight out of the blue at any time

[noccer] 01/7/2017 08:15

Mark - Anyone maybe, but not any institution - you wouldn't want your pension funds blown by being speculated on AIM mining companies with no proven resource? TSX and main board have some more stringent requirements to show you actually have something of value, and in mining that means stuff in the ground rather than turnover, margins etc as in a trading or manufacturing.

[markth126] 01/7/2017 07:52

Why will there be any lift when it joins any main market? Anyone can buy shares now so what diff will it make

[lefrene] 30/6/2017 16:33

Interesting that they had to up the offer at the end to get in some stock.