LEEWINK
- 28 Mar 2004 15:45
NML is due its interrim results now, last year it was the 28th of this month.
They are setting up a new site to explore/research/analyse and all the equipment to do this should be on site now, and drilling should start soon, all this extra news should be covered in the interims.
does anyone have any further positive views on this company ??
stockdog
- 28 Feb 2005 14:23
- 206 of 1909
I can get a quote on line for 15000 at 5.44 below mid price on Self Trade - why the exagerated spread 4.75 - 6.25?
Couldn't get quote for 50000.
SD
aldwickk
- 28 Feb 2005 14:42
- 208 of 1909
Nobodys answered my post so am posting it again.
What would the price of NML have to be for it to have a market cap of 10 mill, as IGindex now deal in 10 mill companys if you phone them, it could get a lot more volume and maybe a smaller spread if investers could trade them with bets and cfd's.
FILTHY POOR
- 28 Feb 2005 14:48
- 209 of 1909
aldwickk
153m shares in issue.
Therfore 6.535p for 10m market cap.
aldwickk
- 28 Feb 2005 15:13
- 210 of 1909
FP,
Thank you, cheers.
TheFrenchConnection
- 28 Feb 2005 17:21
- 211 of 1909
Amities/ Without wishing to sound offensive its difficult to even be remotely kind about this stock: or comprehend ones conviction as to its merits which led them to initially buy it . Considering the farcical contraversy last year in which the AGM had to be relocated following menacing threats to its Finance director in which the FBI were involved, im surprised Aldwick at your rather cavalier style of investment..Far be it for me to suggest the company is no more than a finacial conduit to the backpocket of the directors. For i am sure they are honourable men .Are they not.? But in NML i see a rapidly unfurling saga of unforessen delays and rapidly dwindling monies; and ultimate bankruptcy. .This time last year i was assured by management at one of thier presentations they would be in production by now .And profitable not long after. All twaddle.Almost fell asleep listening.The most unfair thing was that River diamonds came in the same day and really bored us all mindless. Unlike the FDI business model which i personally regard as the best mining outfit on AIM and whom use sale of industrial alluvial diamonds with which to finance their high cost /high returns exploration ,NML have dived right in ,and in my opinion rely now purely on luck .l think thier statement of diamonds a metere below ground was enough for me !!! Duuuuh i wonder how AAL via DE Beers or BHP , or RIO missed that. Albeit thre are some real genuine smallcap mining gems listed on AIM such as FDI , ZOX, AFE,KMR and GFM and even microcaps like MANA and GIP ,AIM is rapidly becoming becoming a dustbin for mining companies such as this genuine grade 1 piece of utter nonsense.lt is areal stinker !.Like Caligula declaring war on Neptune to rob him of sea shells. And everything about this outfit reads like "Now once upon a time,,,,,,,,= storyline like something from the "magic roundabout" ( thats French too ) .. ...Belive me; At best- you will be sitting here this time next year looking at the same spread as i this time last year ago when i began tracking them : and thats about as good as it gets.. The spread is ALWAYS exxagerated. lts called a "lock in" spread .And there is NEVER relaxation, or give,in the spread.lt is rigid in its application . . lf mms have changed policy it is new to me . MMS do little to make a market .Once your in -YOUR in for good, The business model is utterly flawed; it is a seriously ill planned and ill equipped venture, underfinanced and without exccessible towns/ villages to provide available labour . And what of spare parts ? . And what of infrastructure such as roads which to lug mining equipment hundreds of miles into the interiior of a country which spent decades locked in civil war and still reknowned for political volatility.To my mind quite deserving of the acollade as being second only to the Congo in the madness that is the vast part of this continenet called Africa.Not a place you would find me holidaying.-lnfrastructure >?? well beyond the coffers of NML. ln addition now their j/v with TYM has been terminated my interest in NML was complete , i am totally clueless as why anyone would want to hold this stock . A more underirable self serving board one could possibbly have the misfortune to have serve thier interests; and i prefer watching paint dry ,,,,a'bientot, faires attention, bien amicalement.Amusez-vous bien et bonne chance tojours. ...tchin -tchin...@+ J
stockdog
- 28 Feb 2005 19:10
- 214 of 1909
Bravo Di, your research is always very good - and in this case very comforting.
Thanks
Nice art gallery website! thanks for that too.
SD
stockdog
- 28 Feb 2005 19:33
- 216 of 1909
Mind you, DI, some pretty scary selling albeit low number of trades today - shorters about at this level? or what? Still ended the day a smidge up after some fairly consistent buying came in.
SD
FILTHY POOR
- 01 Mar 2005 09:28
- 217 of 1909
TFC
What an arse you are.
NML already have a substantial amount of equipement on site which
didn't get there by magic.
Further equipement was transported recently and may also be on site.
DeBeers are trying very hard to get back into Angola, since it is one of the largest diamond producers in the world, after falling out with Endiama many years ago. NML may provide them with an opportunity
via a JV to explore the Kimberlites on their concession.
NML stated previously that they were in discussion with 3 majors to
explore the Kimberlites.
A significant quantity of diamonds have already been found, including
some very large specimens. Angolon diamonds are known to be of very high
quality and usually fetch a much higher price, and green diamonds are not
uncommon in this area.
Also, Hudson Resources are exploring Kimberlites on NML's land in
Greenland, which NML have a 20% stake in.
FP
stockdog
- 01 Mar 2005 09:31
- 218 of 1909
FP - Crystal clear. Thank you.
SD
aldwickk
- 01 Mar 2005 10:06
- 220 of 1909
Kiss my feet, thats a polite way of puting it, LOL.
EWRobson
- 06 Mar 2005 22:47
- 222 of 1909
Hey Di - catching up here as well and finding that sun is shining out of your feet! - making for a bright, golden tomorrow! I do quite like TFC - funny thing, though, that whilst he can do some excellent pitches, he can foul up as badly as he did above. OK, NML have missed their promises which is why the price is as low as it is. But the explanations, e.g. difficulties in importing their equipment, made sense. FDI bb was claiming that a reason for that share being 10 times the cap of NML was their top geologist. Challenged, it was accepted that NML's geolgosits were sound professional guys. I suggest TFC peruses the website before he posts again, which he needs to do to restore his dwindling reputation!
Eric
EWRobson
- 08 Mar 2005 18:56
- 225 of 1909
Well done, Di! Glad you are bringing di-sciples on board! lol! Short of funds at the moment with having to fund house deposit for daughter in Thailand but its nice to see the holding in profit. Any news from Angola? Great if the weather holds and they can crack on with pulling the diamonds. Presumably we are counting on delivery on just one promise pulling the city around. cap. of 7.5M is ridiculous against potential and your 5-bagger sounds eminently reasonable. Having to play my di-ary short at the moment whilst Mary recovers from her op. Amazing that we passed Hastings and Eastbourne, crammed full according to news last night, and were near Chichester Hospital when the pains came on - gall bladder out in 3 days against the Eastbourne lady who had waited one year. Give the credit to her daktari (are you a James Redford fan?).
Eric