What’s your big gamble? (Volume 4)

What’s your big gamble? (Volume 4)

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Scootersp

3,207 posts

189 months

Wednesday 20th March
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ATM said:
Adam. said:
ATM said:
Considering Gold has gone up from 2050 to over 2130 in a few days I think the move in HUM has some catching up to do.
And yet GGP has managed to lose 15%
Don't know anything about GGP. Have they fixed their sale price for the next x years at somewhere much lower than current Gold price?
They are not producing yet, own 30% of the mine, Newcrest owned the other 70%, Newcrest has now been bought by Newmont, rumours over whether they will continue with the mine with GGP or sell it off, would GGP be able to buy the 70%? Will a n other swoop in.? Also (a bit hazy here) but the 3rd aquifer (underground water) has caused a pause in the significant tunnel/decline to the ore body (it's already a long way down).

So uncertainty here in many respects, but significant works already undertaken on getting to the known significant resources, so potential I think from here whatever happens, some long term holders will probably be disappointed unless GGP successfully go it alone and become a standalone mid tier miner in time?

Chris Type R

8,062 posts

250 months

Tuesday 26th March
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One of the old thread gambles RBG (Revolution Bar Group) tanking on news that they might have to sell venues to keep the lights on, -42% just today.

asfault

12,301 posts

180 months

Tuesday 26th March
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Chris Type R said:
One of the old thread gambles RBG (Revolution Bar Group) tanking on news that they might have to sell venues to keep the lights on, -42% just today.
Young folk dont go out drinking like we used to.
Easier to staay at home and get rejected online than trying your luck in a bar.

GPH

648 posts

118 months

Tuesday 26th March
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It's the debt that leisure companies like RBG and Cineworld had to take on after Covid that has done them in.

asfault

12,301 posts

180 months

Tuesday 26th March
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GPH said:
It's the debt that leisure companies like RBG and Cineworld had to take on after Covid that has done them in.
Post avengers endgame there have been about 3 big films at the cinema imo, top gun maverick, openheimer and barbie. seen 2//3 of them at the cinema other than tht nothing has taken interest. same as all my mates,

Giantt

468 posts

37 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Hello... anybody there???
Avacta change CEO today, Alistair Smiths 19 year gravy train hot the buffers?

Skyedriver

17,966 posts

283 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Giantt said:
Hello... anybody there???
Avacta change CEO today, Alistair Smiths 19 year gravy train hot the buffers?
Read that RNS this morning. Most on LSE full of praise for the new CEO and derogatory comment about the outgoing. It's mad a big difference to the SP - down over 5% again, 5p below the last chaotic fund raise. That company had/has so much to give yet seems to be run by a bunch of muppets intent on lining their own pockets. Or I may be wrong.

Giantt

468 posts

37 months

Wednesday 1st May
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Skyedriver said:
Giantt said:
Hello... anybody there???
Avacta change CEO today, Alistair Smiths 19 year gravy train hot the buffers?
Read that RNS this morning. Most on LSE full of praise for the new CEO and derogatory comment about the outgoing. It's mad a big difference to the SP - down over 5% again, 5p below the last chaotic fund raise. That company had/has so much to give yet seems to be run by a bunch of muppets intent on lining their own pockets. Or I may be wrong.
No, pretty much correct,had some great stories to tell, remember the boohoo COVID test link up?

egomeister

6,716 posts

264 months

Thursday 2nd May
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A couple of thread favourites looking to get together to form a partnership of poop - Nightcap and Revolution Bars:

https://www.standard.co.uk/business/business-news/...

I think 500miles was heavily into both of these, but I don't think he's been around for a while.

Shnozz

27,535 posts

272 months

Thursday 2nd May
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I am heavily in Revs, it pains me to say.

ferret50

976 posts

10 months

Thursday 2nd May
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I sold out of nightcap a while back at a modest loss, so I fully expect that they will now gain hand over fist!

egomeister

6,716 posts

264 months

Thursday 2nd May
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ferret50 said:
I sold out of nightcap a while back at a modest loss, so I fully expect that they will now gain hand over fist!
Don't worry, I very much doubt that is the case. They don't have much cash and any deal with Revolution for all or part of its assets is likely just pretence for a fundraise if you ask me.

asfault

12,301 posts

180 months

Thursday 2nd May
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Im hoping Palantirs earnings will be a blowout thats my biggest gamble that might go somewhere is.
been around 20-24 $ for ages now

Scarletpimpofnel

730 posts

19 months

Thursday 2nd May
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Anyone got any thoughts on HE1 ?

asfault

12,301 posts

180 months

Thursday 2nd May
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Scarletpimpofnel said:
Anyone got any thoughts on HE1 ?
ah if we are going down memory lane I still have some stocks of the grafene companies that were meant to change the world and 10x. except mine -10xd lol

Adam.

27,350 posts

255 months

Thursday 2nd May
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Scarletpimpofnel said:
Anyone got any thoughts on HE1 ?
Got out near the peak in June 2021 before the collapse

Once bitten

Mr Overheads

2,446 posts

177 months

Friday 3rd May
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Adam. said:
Scarletpimpofnel said:
Anyone got any thoughts on HE1 ?
Got out near the peak in June 2021 before the collapse

Once bitten
I think it still has potential to x10 again. Peaked at 3p relatively recently, back to 1.3ish now, was as low as 0.25p My break even is 5p. If it gets to that I'll probably halve my stake.

asfault

12,301 posts

180 months

Tuesday 7th May
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asfault said:
Im hoping Palantirs earnings will be a blowout thats my biggest gamble that might go somewhere is.
been around 20-24 $ for ages now
This aged well.

At time of writing this yesterday it went up 8% and has dropped it all and then some.
at end of day yesterday my portfolio was looking nicely up.
then this drops it back down to to balance it out almost all of my long term dividend stocks are well up 2-3% each so balancing it out.
Would be nice to have my cake and eat it though and get both up.

Inversting sometimes feels like finding out kylie minogue will sleep with you but she gives you herpes afterwards...

Mr Overheads

2,446 posts

177 months

Friday 10th May
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Blast from the thread past:

ZIM doing well recently, bottomed out at $6.39 in Dec23, currently $16.26 (it was around $72 in March 22, hence the gamble thread)

Legend83

10,007 posts

223 months

Friday 10th May
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Mr Overheads said:
Blast from the thread past:

ZIM doing well recently, bottomed out at $6.39 in Dec23, currently $16.26 (it was around $72 in March 22, hence the gamble thread)
Yes I held mine and very slowly clawing my big losses back hehe.