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  1. On 10/30/2019 at 11:16 AM, drbubb said:

    2019-10-29 09:07 ET - News Release

    Mr. Marz Kord reports

    WALLBRIDGE EARNS 20% OWNERSHIP OF LONMIN CANADA INC THROUGH OPERATORSHIP AGREEMENT AND CREATES SEPARATE COPPER-NICKEL-PGM GROUP

    Wallbridge Mining Company Ltd. has signed a definitive letter agreement whereby Lonmin Ltd. (a wholly owned subsidiary of Sibanye-Stillwater) has appointed Wallbridge as operator of Lonmin Canada Inc.'s Loncan, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lonmin Ltd.'s Lonmin advanced-stage Denison property. Pursuant to the terms of the agreement, Wallbridge has received a 20-per-cent ownership interest in Loncan and a seat on Loncan's board of directors. A copy of the agreement can be found on the company's SEDAR profile.

    "This agreement complements Wallbridge's strategy of separating its gold and base metal assets and enables work on the Sudbury-area properties to be funded entirely within privately held Loncan...

    "The first order of business will be to combine all historic resources on the Denison property into one complete NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate and to complete an economic study," stated Mr. Demers.

    So a few people got a sniff of Lonmin news! 

    Anyhow, it’s bouncing back again after profit taking.

  2. 9 hours ago, drbubb said:

    Those kind of bold moves can work, and I do hope this will work for you.

    I am not close enough to the story to have an opinion, but I know you have had a huge win with this stock

    AAZ ; chart; 140.5 + 18.00, +15%

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    Could be the end of the drop or the beginning of a more sideways move

    Thanks Dr B, sideways until more resource is proven up suits me fine. 

    Doubt that will be long, I remember John or Reza saying to Stephen Westhead at the AGM “take your time but we’re in a hurry “.

    An updated jorc is highly likely before Christmas and could land anytime now really.

  3. 5 hours ago, drbubb said:

    Dont you want to see an A-B-C, before adding much?

    Else you may be seeing laser beam drop, that CUTS like a falling knife.

    SUGGESTION: Wait for the knife to bounce, and lose speed and momentum before you try to catch it

    Maybe I’m too attached but that’s what gave me confidence to add. Strong bounce back today already paying off.

    I’d normally agree with you Dr B but a bit a fear and manipulation seems to have run this down, it doesn’t take much to reverse; just my opinion.

  4. 7 hours ago, drbubb said:

    "Nigel seems to make his own luck? Right"

    Haha.

    It is amazing how lucky you can get when you add deep analysis to some careful technical analysis

    I’ve just re-read Guy’s comments from 2013 on Value Investing from his blog (a bit further down the page to the excerpt on Options).

    Somewhat reminds me of my own mindset, without as much thought or analysis of Guy. Generally I fairly certain I too, swerve crowded plays, or wait for the herd then sell.

    Guy’s concluding comments are very apt. In particular this line “My aim in  investing is to make money, not to burnish a personal narrative or sense of identity as any particular “type “ of investor “

    Wondering why Guy decided to start his blog again?

  5. Back testing yearly highs ahead of likely news next week. Bill’s in London presenting, all sorts of speculation on new mines and other countries coming out in the Azeri press.

    Finished the week on 173p! Just wow!

     I’ve rode this since 5p days, sitting and accumulating. Yet there seems so much more to go before it achieves mid tier, AAZ are one of those rare stocks, that come along every so often.

  6. On 9/12/2019 at 5:34 AM, drbubb said:

    PSYCHOPATHOLOGY ?  OR LUCK?

    Anyone who can do this without business success, inherited wealth or a lottery win is a person who has made some unusual and effective choices in life, and is interesting for that reason. It would be possible to pathologise these choices, to suggest that there is a price to be paid for the investors’ success, and there were faint hints at what this might be in some interviews: for example, Vernon noted that “investing is not a team sport”, and both he and Sushil used the word “misanthrope” about themselves.

    But in the end, it seems absurd to suggest that a youngish person with assets of several million pounds accumulated through his own decisions, who spends most of his time doing what he likes, is afflicted or dysfunctional compared with the general population. The straightforward view is that these are successful people living in relative happiness, and compared to the venality of many City high earners, perhaps even a degree of grace.

    The role of luck
    A more challenging critique than the absence of psychopathology is the pervasiveness of luck. This is a book about lucky people. Contrary to general human experience, they have reached middle age with lives which have turned out rather better than they expected, at least in a financial dimension. Some (not all) of the investors had thought carefully about this, and were anxious to highlight the role of luck in their own investment records. / UNQUOTE

    > from Guy Thomas > http://www.guythomas.org.uk/investment/freecap.php

    His Blog : http://www.guythomas.org.uk/blog/

    Nigel seems to make his own luck? Right 😉

    I’ve commented before, so I’ll not add much more, Free Capital is an interesting read, with some good lessons. Not all trading styles can possibly be relevant to each and every reader but there is something for all to take away from reading the book.

    I’ve recommended it to others several times.

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