Tiger Royalties And Inve... Share Discussion Threads

[themoneymonster2] 24/8/2009 11:10

AST holding alone now worth £1,837,500 at todays 7.5p

This market cap is ridiculous

[chrisis33] 20/8/2009 01:16

Agree about VGM - think this could zoom very soon. Today will be interesting!

[johndee] 20/8/2009 00:43

I am surprised they dd not invest in VOG recently...although maybe they have.

[johndee] 20/8/2009 00:42

VGM is the best they have it seems...looking very strong now....hope TIR keep it a LONG TIME.

[themoneymonster2] 18/8/2009 11:43

I have just looked at all of TIR's investments and these are as follows: AFE AST FRANCONIA MINERAL CORP GOLD FIELDS MINMET NPE PACIFIC NORTH WEST PAF RDG (NOW AQP) VGM SDS TYM AFRICA OIL EXPLO U308 tHESE INVESTMENTS AS OF TODAY ARE WORTH £2,880,500 TO tir. Plus they have around £3 million in cash (£3,600,000 at 31/12/2008) so am being harsh on cash burn. So combined they have assets of cash and investments of £5,880,500 which equtes to a share price of 3.4p. TIR's biggest holding, AST is currently up 20% today alone. Buy TIR now at the bottom of the share price cycle and there could be muti bagging rewards as the share prices of the investments, notably, AFE, AST and VGM go up this year. link:

[themoneymonster2] 17/8/2009 19:03

I have and the email the website gives does not work, the email get's returned for some reason?

[crazy russian] 17/8/2009 18:07

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[themoneymonster2] 17/8/2009 11:06

anyone got contact details for TIR?

[curt3] 17/8/2009 10:38

TIR portfolio is virtually the same for last 4 years. It do's about 2 transactions per year. last meaningful sale was Cambrian Mining about 5 years ago !!! Has been sitting on cash pile for last 3 years and held on to its AST shares when they were 30p !!!! Its been at a discount of 30 - 50% of nav for the last 3 years !!!! What does this all tell us ? The only buyer of these shares is TIR itself. Ive been a shareholder for the last 5 years and bitterly disappointed with their lack of activity.

[themoneymonster2] 17/8/2009 09:47

AST?
VGM?
PAF?

[johndee] 17/8/2009 01:07

Wish he had picked Griffin Mining. He picked NOP but sold it before it went multi bagger...even I kept it longer but missed the best profits but he sold very early. I am sure though that if he keeps VGM long enough he will do very well but its almost certain he will sell too soon.

[johndee] 16/8/2009 23:43

Maybe too late to buy for now as the spread is so wide.........Last I sold was above 4 pence....not bought back yet..too much happening elsewhere such as VOG and VGM.

[themoneymonster2] 15/8/2009 19:59

I think we might see 2.5p early Monday!

[themoneymonster2] 14/8/2009 14:39

He recently said about TIR:

"I also remind readers that Tiger Resources (TIR), now 2.5p to buy (at most and capitalising Tiger at £5m), owns 24.5m shares in Ascent or roughly £2 million worth. Given that the TNAV of Tiger must be north of £8 million - and possibly £10 million, those who are patient might prefer to tuck a few away. I do not know how much of the aforementioned £8 million is cash net of all liabilities but it is probably north of £3 million. So the TNAV figure is real and not a puffed illusion. "



The AST holding is currently worth £1.4 million as the share price of AST at that time was 8p. Now 5.5p but heading back up. So if AST can get back up to 10p, which many people think it will then you can easily double your money here as 25 million shares at 10p is £2.5 million plus £3 million cash is £5.5 million. 173 million shares in issue at say 3.5p is £6 million. So that would value the other assets at £500,000, which would under value them.

This is a risk free punt on AST as TIR have 2p cash anyway!

BUY NOW AT 1.8P

[themoneymonster2] 14/8/2009 14:20

TIR own 25 million shares in AST alone and they are moving up with plenty of prospects over the next few months. TIR also has cash of 2p per share so there is no downside and the AST stake is in for free. 25 million AST's is currently worth £1.4 million so around 0.9p per share to TIR. Obviously we are looking at those doubling soon so that would cover all market cap and cash for free.

TIR also own shares in:

VGM

RDG

AFE

PAF

To name a few.

This is a great time to buy in here and at least 50% is on offer short term through AST holding alone! Can buy at 1.8p

[curt3] 22/6/2009 10:35

dell Yes, frozen like a startled rabbit but not for 9 months !!! more like 3 years by my count. I dont mind losing on an investment but i do resent being bored to death. In fact this seems to be Bruces strategy - bore everyone into selling and let Tiger mop up its own shares. They are certainly the only buyer in the market.

[curt3] 19/6/2009 14:10

Another annual report stating the bleeding obvious. Another year of moribund inactivity. Another year of admin exps £360,000 for doing sweet fanny adams. What is the point in holding African Eagle for years and then not buying them when they were dirt cheap at 1-2 p ?? Same goes for most of the portfolio.. why keep saying how much you believe in them and not top up when sitting on a pile of cash ?? Its crazy.

[dell314] 19/6/2009 08:36

Have only scanned results quickly but am I right in thinking Bruce has just frozen like a startled rabbit in the last six to nine months and not taken advantage of the best time to buy oil and mineral stocks ever(IMHO). Even I've been buying and made some healthy returns in these sectorsand I know sweet FA about valuing resources!
To sit on a cashpile when many resource stocks were at such crazy valuations is almost criminal for a supposed resources guru like Rowan.

Rgds
dell

All IMHO, DYOR etc.

[kombimatec] 15/6/2009 20:06

Might aswell wait for results, they could be out this week. We will then have a date for the agm.

[witteklip] 01/6/2009 14:42

Tiger Resources have blocked shareholder attempts to access the share register -Ask yourselves why?

There is growing dissatisfaction with Tiger's management and a move afoot to gain sufficient backing to call an EGM.

If you have not already registered your support for the Action Group contact [e-mail] - we're a few shares short of being able make management accountable. Every share counts so please lend your support.

[metallica] 20/5/2009 16:36

If you want to grow old yes.