Stratmin Global Share Discussion Threads

[illuminati1] 10/6/2016 10:31

When does the clock start ticking on the 6 month timeframe for STGR to find an alternative investment and remain listed on AIM ?jimbobtechstockPosts: 2,209Premium Chat MemberOpinion: No OpinionPrice: 1.50RE: TimeframesIt's actually not as clear as that - I seem to remember the AIM rules slightly differ from what was in the RNS but the NOMADs run the show as they seem to decide where there is ambiguity how the companies can operate...Anyway, the clock definitely does not start until the asset sale COMPLETES, that is, after EGM etc and the transaction takes place.HOWEVER!!! Text appearing in the latest RNS, that was NOT in the original RNS is:"unless the Company acquires another sufficiently large asset prior to the divestment of Graphmada"That is new text that was not in the boilerplate of the original sale RNS, and my contacts all seem to be indicating Stratmin has secured, or is very near to securing, a follow-on deal that should allow continued listing as an ordinary company, without an RTO or any other period of uncertainty. No-one knows for sure until the RNS comes out but this is what I think is looking likely, especially with the minor change to words in the RNS.

[comet5d] 10/6/2016 10:19

Wskill, please beware of defamatory comments about company directors or public figures. You don't need to have legal action taken against you, so choose your words very carefully.

[wskill] 10/6/2016 08:27

What he is saying that as soon as the theft of assets of STGR shareholders is complete. The funding will be very easy as the cost of an asset to BASS which has had over £36m spent on it is only a few hundred thousand pounds. Aussie crooks on AIM should be jailed along with the brokers and nomads who are complicit in this fraud.

[thegrumpster] 10/6/2016 08:25

Jimbob on Lse:

"....That is new text that was not in the boilerplate of the original sale RNS, and my contacts all seem to be indicating Stratmin has secured, or is very near to securing, a follow-on deal that should allow continued listing...."

"My contacts" again.

Companies feeding "information" through gullible bb posters, nearly always ends in tears.

How about updating everyone in a proper manner?

[thegrumpster] 10/6/2016 08:18

"Funding for the only producing graphite mine on ASX will be no issue...."

Well that hasn't been the case so far with BSM's pathetic efforts.

Has it?

Who writes your script?






"Non-producing graphite companies in Australia ASX on a Bull run...."

BSM down 6% today.


Keen aren't they.

[illuminati1] 09/6/2016 23:01

Market caps 9th June, Bloomberg Bass ......$6.9m ~£3.6m!! STGR................£2.45m!Non-producing graphite companies in Australia ASX on a Bull runMost trading at all time highsHexagon Resources..A$35m - £17mTalga Resources.......A$38m - £19mKibaran Resources....A$55m - £28mVolt Resources..........A$85m - £44mMagnis Resources...A$410m! - £211mSyrah Minerals.........A$1.5 BILLION! - £711m Funding for the only producing graphite mine on ASX will be no issue. Bass/Graphmada/Stratmin will be valued above $50million or more imoGains since Feb to date!Syrah Resources +97%Hexagon Resources +150%Volt Resources +235%, +1000% over a yearMagnis Resources +260%Bass metals bb Already 4289 views in 8 days Aussie Graphite junkies ready to start buying frenzy once deal completes. 10c target possible, 10x bagger for Stratmin's first tranche at 1c. $750.000 then worth $7.5 million +$1.5m cash with deal completion.As always DYOR

[thegrumpster] 09/6/2016 22:33

Starting to think you're just a series of quotes on a computer screen.

"Which one should we click on next?"

Keep it up.

One day you'll get paid for what you do.

[comet5d] 09/6/2016 22:29

"To argue with a fool, Two fools will argue". "To feed to a troll, two trolls will feast"

[thegrumpster] 09/6/2016 22:21

"Great minds....."


Bet you have no idea how many times you have cut and pasted that same comment.

A couple of interns could do your job.





They probably do.

[comet5d] 09/6/2016 21:55

Great minds discuss ideasAverage minds discuss eventsSmall minds discuss people

[beeezzz] 09/6/2016 21:34

All looking good here then

[thegrumpster] 09/6/2016 21:29

bonker99


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What the hell is that supposed to be?

All it needs is two eyes and he's drawn a smiley face.

Investors/followers are supposed to take note and possibly dive in on the basis of that?

If you look at his recent efforts with charts on STGR, all they show is a price continuing to go down, and showing no sign of doing anything else, in spite of hinting that the chart could be showing otherwise.


Where the eeeehaaaa ....this share is now going up, moment is supposed be shown is anyone's guess.

Read his recent posts on other LSE boards.

A chancer hoping to sway others to take a chance with him.

But if they do:

26 May After the mini ramp fest -


"
I sliced a chunk out earlier - for not much profit I gotta say but hey, at least it didn't cost me anything and I've left some of me 1.5s in and dropped a new limit order in should the share price see, say, 1.1p in the coming months ;)
"



Whippet quick.

Out in a flash .........in spite of previously posting -


All posted on the 26th. Early examples.....later ones became more conditional, possibly when he started realising that "today" wasn't going to be the day.


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"WSG is today's crack candy mate, it was worth a day trade then walk away ...

This is the real deal .."
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"RE: why would you sell down here
26 May '16
I doubt "they" are mate - just MMs putting the orders through to mess with people's heads ;)

4-6x bags from tuppence written all over it ..."
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RE: Correction
26 May '16
OK, it's quite straightforward from here imo:

7p > 1.3p is the play - the 76.40% retrace is, shock, at mid 5s ...

Spiking back to that 7p area and back to mid 5s puts a whopping IH&S on the board to target c10p later on, presumably after the new purchase is complete ...

This is basically what I was talking about/showing last night with me charts ...

Bottom line: The MMs will churn here around to try and throw out the dim/impatient but this is as good as it gets from here and still only at 2s pmsl - what a gift ...

I've added ...
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Correction
26 May '16
on the gap-up target:

7s is on ...
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2.1p
26 May '16
gap-up open points the way - give the herd some time to spot it ;)
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RE: 2.1p
26 May '16
= mid 5s imo ..
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[thegrumpster] 09/6/2016 18:08

"Its going to make a run over the next month or so."

Delays?

[comet5d] 09/6/2016 13:44

sentiment will be back soon and will get chased

[comet5d] 09/6/2016 13:43

Tick Tock Tick Tock. Its going to make a run over the next month or so.Target 5p area

[thegrumpster] 07/6/2016 21:36

Perhaps better than the buy/sell petition that still seems to be going the rounds.

Code of conduct?

Australian directors are supposed to already have one.

Probably don't think it applies to AIM.

[thegrumpster] 07/6/2016 21:29

Extract from illuminati/jimbob post yesterday.

illuminati1
6 Jun'16 - 12:00 - 7454 of 7466 2 0

Jim, LSE

Honestly I feel this is close to completion now. I know I've said this all along, and the DD stage took longer than I had anticipated, so you will take my own opinion no doubt with this in mind, but I would be very surprised if we don't have the deal on the table within the next 2-3 weeks.

My assumption is that the BOD will want to get the interims out of the way to be followed quickly by the deal completing.

Clearly Stratmin is in need of capital, the rock crusher required to meet even the reduced capacity of the original concentrator is a blocking issue from what I can gather and I believe now, with hindsight, the BOD were waiting on the Bass cash from the original deal to get that in place and achieve clear organisation-wide profitability, which would give them options.

BSM clearly look to have *ucked us over on that, but this is business and we need to look to the future, we will get the capital from Bass, the mine will be fixed and we will see returns on that - not as much as I had originally hoped but fundamentally the mine is good and we're still linked in to the upside through BSM shares...."


"...BSM clearly look to have *ucked us over on that, but this is business...."


BSM and STGR have shared a couple of directors. If you're going to say BSM CLEARLY look to have "*ucked" us over then you have to also admit that our own BOD have been a party to that, and hope to in time, reap what they see as their due rewards.

[comet5d] 07/6/2016 08:52

STGR cheap as chips down here with big news flow coming. Ignore the noise and load it up at the bottom.

[thegrumpster] 06/6/2016 20:54

IMO "our" BOD have done absolutely nothing to support or boost our share price since last September.

On the other hand they have bent over backwards to accommodate BSM each time they have failed to meet an agreement, and even rewarded and encouraged them to fail by offering them more of STGR's asset and finally control of it.

They really can't do enough for them.

Why is that?



And as you seem to have chosen to fail to notice illuminati, the so-called derampers are not knocking the company, they're knocking this so-called "deal" with BSM.

[thegrumpster] 06/6/2016 20:38

Thegrumpster - 28 May 2016 - 10:10:31 - 7341 of 7461
Why no declared short?

Possibly the same reason European Investment Management do not issue a holdings RNS for selling 5.6m shares of its 8.4m.

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Thegrumpster
23 Apr'16 - 08:39 - 7155 of 7340
(Extract:)
"......Not only Winterflood, but also European Investment management have dumped 5.46m shares They have 2.58m left which is now stated as being 1.58%, so they would have held around 4.5% so they've got rid of them without releasing a holdings RNS saying they were below 3% (unless I've missed it)......"

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illuminati1
23 Apr'16 - 11:13 - 7158 of 7340 1 0

(Extract:)

"....European Investment Management is acting for private investors (reliable source),
hence no holding RNS

As always DYOR"

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So maybe anyone borrowing shares from Barclays for shorting is also acting for private investors (reliable source).

[thegrumpster] 06/6/2016 20:32

bonker99
Posts: 24,503
Premium Chat Member
Off Topic
Opinion: No Opinion
Price: 1.375
RE: STGR
Today 20:27
WINS are out of shares, EIM Ltd have dumped 2/3 of their's into the waiting arms of Jarvis & HLAM over the last 6 months so there's yer "accumulators" ...

(Movers tab)

Why don't we ask AIM specialist & Dark Triad Paul Whiteman of EIM when he's going to close his short then we'll be in the know too ...

Better yet, let's pen a line to the FCA about the exactly matching 5.5m that EIM have "transferred" to Jarvis and HLAM over the last 6 months with nary so much as a single holdings RNS ...
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The lack of a holdings RNS has already been mentioned.

Illuminati seems to think that there are several private investors behind European Investment Management, so that excuses them from a holdings RNS.

Information from the horses mouth again?