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Before you properly fill in the complaints form you might want to read your first sentence again - long term investment - what a crock. Your other sentence about the long term was more optimistic but there's no way Westie got you wrong.
I think Tony recommended him. Tony is the CEO - if he was worried about burdens he would be a parking attendant or something not a CEO with his money in. Really not sure how his burden has increased with two CFO's but if you could be more specific with what you don't believe on LinkedIn then that would actually be helpful because at the moment I'm thinking you don't have anything to say.
Looks like Tony wants to ensure investment and production is legally committed to along certain timeframes. This will ensure production, and therefore income, arrives into ARS coffers in order to keep dilution and debt to a minimum as we spend on developing the other assets. Maybe he's setting up sales conditions to other big players further along the line and wants agreement on that before we agree on what's immediately in front of us.
Has sold out and wants to tell everybody cos he's worried about us. Great he's looking out for us like the rest of his gang! Pretty sure I'm gone when I'm gone but I guess I just don't care about the people I leave behind! Drop da bomb Tony and kick these ####### in the nuts please.
I'm down 40% and well and truly ###### off. In and out over years and then hanging on a 48 hr deal that has been going on for about 6 weeks into rising copper prices. I need 10p to convince me it was worth the risk reward in preference for other copper plays.
I've been in this share a couple of times but last time I entered at 2.3p I resolved to not sell til bloody 'ell. If this deal does not transpire I wont sell either. I'm feeling good with the resources and the copper price and see big value coming here in the next couple of years whether Aeternum are part of it or not. If I was not invested at this time then I certainly would because the upside is great and the downside now is negligible (and only in the short term). But existing long term holders have grounds to be pretty damned ****** off with how this has gone because I can't really see any excuse on the timeframes of the negotiations other than a complete **** take offer in the first instance.
If there is gold in the ground then it's not going anywhere. But the value of it is on an upward trajectory. As an investment over two or three years this is outstanding. Gold may or may not lose a couple of hundred dollars an ounce but it looks stellar over a five year period. In the next 6 months the market for financing extraction will improve immeasurably for all junior miners but particularly for previous metals. For me this a fire and forget until Christmas when I may top slice some prezzies.
Good rns but I'm near or at my maximum stake. An additional plus that I'm seeing is a growing number of bankers saying that smaller miners will get far more competitive terms in the near future with financing. I think we are in a strong negotiating position with pretty much every aspect of the business looking good.
I can't agree more with updo. I know business fundamentals still exist but the concept of money doesn't really. It is essentially worthless now and the first to recognise this will do well. Of course there may be a shake to test your belief. This is no time to give away resources cheaply when inflation will be picking up serious speed in the next year or two.