Stratmin Global Share Discussion Threads

[beeezzz] 05/4/2016 11:32

wskill.....

Its come to pass that trust in the city is completely shot, AIM is purely for those in the know, PI's should stay well clear or take profits as soon as they appear.

AIM is a high risk gamble, simply because we are never told the truth, there is always something lurking in the background that suppresses the SP

[illuminati1] 05/4/2016 08:39

Market cap now £2.8m after Bass offers £8.6m AND several other parties interested.No wonder de-rampers come looking for cheap shares. lolWelcome to AIM

[wskill] 05/4/2016 08:19

Are you mad the thieving bloody Aussies have stolen the company between them every company run by the Aussies on AIM is either a fraud and scam or a lifestyle company run for their own benefit.

This has been going on for years how many hundreds of millions they have scammed from UK investors defies belief helped by the crooks in London who bring these scams to the AIM market it is about time the brokers ,Nomads and advisors were sued for this dishonesty which they are fully aware of and are as much complicit as the fraudsters running these companies.

[thegrumpster] 05/4/2016 08:11

"Blood in the streets opportunity."


What ......like African Minerals?

[illuminati1] 05/4/2016 07:59

Downstream opportunityEconomic study shows profit margins can be vastly increased by up to 10 times by producing semi finished graphite products instead of just raw graphite materials. It includes modelling for the production of semi finished graphite products such as high grade flake graphite concentrates, graphite composite material, graphite sheets and foils, spherical graphite and graphene.Graphite foils in particular could fetch up to USD$50 000 per tonne on the open market eclipsing the standard price of around USD$500 a tonne for raw graphite fines.Expanded graphite is likely to fetch around $2500 a tonne whilst composite graphite could command up to $6000 a tonne according to the company.

[illuminati1] 05/4/2016 07:58

All will be clear by end of the week.First bid offer in play at 5.3p.Downstream graphite deal coming.No brainer at 2pBlood in the streets opportunity.

[thegrumpster] 05/4/2016 07:54

"Plan B" being the stick.

They've presented the rotten carrot.

[thegrumpster] 05/4/2016 07:50

What the hell is "Bass + 11%" supposed to mean?

It has gone up 1 cent on about £3,500 worth of trades, which is next to nothing.

The minimum it can move is up or down 1 cent, which going up is 11%

It can't go up 3% or 7% or even 10%





There are so few trades on BSM that if it were a dual listed share they would find it hard to justify the ASX listing.

So......oh look they've put a huge spread on STGR, and poured a huge bucket of cold water on the 10% holders with Barclays by making it only tradeable over the phone. Now they both look equally as bad.


Is there a plan B?

[lyndonharrison] 04/4/2016 19:20

I'm excited about my investment in these being a fraction of what I paid for them! Now im gonna have to buy some more to average down. Bummer!!!

[illuminati1] 04/4/2016 17:46

Keep bashing but thanks for the shares lolAccumulation mode...You have sellers who are the same buyers.The sellers push price down so other holders get nervous and sell back to the same guy shaking the tree in the first place. Its called accumulation. They are "in the know" about the plans of the company so for them, they can push price to extremes either way up or down as they are pretty sure of the direction of the company.All going to plan and more,... according to CEO News soonDYOR

[beeezzz] 04/4/2016 16:45

Yep won't be long before they de-list from AIM

[thegrumpster] 04/4/2016 16:38

Hope BSM Pi's are paying close attention.

A board that shafts its small shareholders is a board that shafts its small shareholders, whatever the market they operate on.

And however brief the eeeeehhaaaaa moment.

[thegrumpster] 04/4/2016 16:29

Since the beginning of the involvement with BSM, has Brett and Co been acting more in the interests of STGR shareholders, or BSM shareholders?

Or do they regard themselves as free agents?

To me they seem to have favoured the BSM camp. Possibly from the word go as they would have been more than aware of their financial situation. (We share a director)

Whatever BSM fails to deliver, they just seem to get more thrown their way. Failure is rewarded every time.

They should be on AIM.

[misty12] 04/4/2016 16:07

lol, ok mate. Still reading but thought I'd ask. Cheers

[alphapig] 04/4/2016 16:04

Hi misty, it's a bit like Wsg, promises the world and then knifes you in the back. I've had to put on a flak jacket for this one.

[the stigologist] 04/4/2016 16:03

Shatmin to 1p

[misty12] 04/4/2016 15:58

Alpapig; whats the score here mate? Out of touch with this one? Hope your well

[alphapig] 04/4/2016 15:55

If you do manage to extradite yourself, don't get it caught in the zipper!