Titanium Resources Share Discussion Threads

[doorway] 18/2/2010 16:41

this one should spike up very soon indeed.......16-18p

[amazon_woman] 18/2/2010 16:08

OK these trades are a mystery will watch and wait 230k now :) Anyone going to own up ?

AW

[amazon_woman] 18/2/2010 14:49

They are up to 200k now all ve strange

AW

[topinfo] 18/2/2010 14:45

Yep looks interesting.

[amazon_woman] 18/2/2010 12:03

And some the day before that someone has picked up 150k on the quiet now well not so quiet as we spotted it :) Lets see how many they are after. What that means is don't give them any.

AW

160k now plus the odd ones

[amazon_woman] 18/2/2010 11:58

The earlier numbers were yesterday :)

AW

[amazon_woman] 18/2/2010 11:57

Yes really weird 10,009 then 10,010, 10,011, 10,012, 10,013, 10,014, 10,015.

Very odd if you ask me. Are they trying to stay below the radar ?

They just stick out like a sore thumb.

AW

[bones30] 18/2/2010 11:45

not seen that before... they're marking them.

[amazon_woman] 18/2/2010 11:42

Yes but there are quite a few coming through looks like the same person.

AW

[topinfo] 18/2/2010 11:37

Maybe all they can afford...credit crunch and all that.

[amazon_woman] 18/2/2010 10:47

Why are peole buying in 10ks - to get a better price ? Not really worth it with dealing costs but it does save a bit on the price as they will want a premium for bigger buys.

AW

[jonnyfro] 17/2/2010 16:24

Topped up here this afternoon - fingers crossed to a result on the insurance claim by the end of the month..

Very tightly held share - just the way I like it :-)

[tobythedogk] 17/2/2010 14:58

Chris Mortimer - the geo, died of a heart attack & the dredger capsized within 24 hours of each other - I think CM died before the dredger capsized.

[andrbea] 17/2/2010 14:54

the mining dredge which capsized some time in July 2008

[bones30] 17/2/2010 14:52

Not to mention that there was a placing to buy another dredger in the meantime, (D-3)

[amazon_woman] 17/2/2010 14:51

There was an accident the shares suspended re-listed sunk to 4p ops now resumed one insurance co paid 2nd to be agreed the bigger one and fully operational again. A big accumulator director buys etc etc

brief summary been around here a while :)

AW

[bones30] 17/2/2010 14:48

Did the dredger actually sink the day the share was suspended?

[andrbea] 17/2/2010 14:45

Also
big fall in share price from 17p was due to a sunk (and out of action) dredger, so the Feb 6 2010 news (post 1496) is heartening (means they can get back to full dredge production by year-end?)

tightly held share as 1 director upped his holding considerably last year I seem to recall

nia dyor

[bones30] 17/2/2010 14:42

Not long to end of feb insurance trial. Out of interest which country is this trial to be held?

I think the market is pricing in no insurance payout currently.

[amazon_woman] 17/2/2010 14:28

Looks good and resuming its rise you can only buy 50k online just now so pretty positive.

AW

[andrbea] 17/2/2010 14:10

Also this month:

Sipping from a cup of tea in London's upmarket Fortnum & Mason department store on the eve of the investment forum, John Sisay, the Chief Executive of Titanium Resources, Sierra Leone's larget private sector employer, begins his assessment of the country's private sector development prospects with an ominous warning.

[andrbea] 17/2/2010 14:06

Dredging equipment manufacturer IMS has confirmed that Titanium Resources (Sierra Rutile Division) recently acquired a new IMS Model 7012 HP Versi-Dredge with booster pump and pipeline.

Once commissioned this spring, it will reduce negative impact of mineral slime problems at the Lanti South Pond which have affected production volumes during the last year.

Later in the current year, it is anticipated that the Versi-Dredge will be deployed to increase overall production at the Mogbwemo tailings area which contains a mineral resources of approximately 18 million tonnes at an average rutile grade of 0.94 per cent.

[flashheart] 26/1/2010 13:34

After a good and reassuring RNS we appear to be on the move again with some steady buying.