NTL - New Talisman Mine - New board & Directors

[Landyman]

Hill per Ann Rep.

2019 $415
2018 $360
2017 $356
2016 $187
2015 $230
2014 $254
2013 $153
2012 $20

Had 42m shares in 2019, whether there are more in "family" trust - would he have to declare related party holdings? Certainly worth keeping this thing running

[t.rexjr]

Hill per Ann Rep.

2019 $415
2018 $360
2017 $356
2016 $187
2015 $230
2014 $254
2013 $153
2012 $20

Had 42m shares in 2019, whether there are more in "family" trust - would he have to declare related party holdings? Certainly worth keeping this thing running

His worth in current share value is worth less than 75% of his annual remuneration...
To think his motivation is aligned with shareholders is... Well, let's just drag this thing out a little longer aye...

[Rosco]

Here is a quick summary of why you should think twice before investing in NTL.

September 2013 - CR @ .010
June 2014 - CR @ .008
October 2014 - CR @ .010
June 2015 - CR @ .007
May 2016 - CR @ .005
August 2017 - CR @ .022 (ouch)
June 2019 - CR @ .007

My apologies if I have missed any others etc. I think the point remains though that it is hard to stay positive when it always feels like there is further dilution just around the bend.

[Landyman]

Here is a quick summary of why you should think twice before investing in NTL.

September 2013 - CR @ .010
June 2014 - CR @ .008
October 2014 - CR @ .010
June 2015 - CR @ .007
May 2016 - CR @ .005
August 2017 - CR @ .22 (ouch)
June 2019 - CR @ .007

My apologies if I have missed any others etc. I think the point remains though that it is hard to stay positive when it always feels like there is further dilution just around the bend.

I participated in the "ouch" moment, really thought they were ready to get things going. Fool me.

[Brain]

Here is a quick summary of why you should think twice before investing in NTL.

September 2013 - CR @ .010
June 2014 - CR @ .008
October 2014 - CR @ .010
June 2015 - CR @ .007
May 2016 - CR @ .005
August 2017 - CR @ .22 (ouch)
June 2019 - CR @ .007

My apologies if I have missed any others etc. I think the point remains though that it is hard to stay positive when it always feels like there is further dilution just around the bend.

Not a good look is it and I agree with T. rex’s comment about Hills holdings relative to his renumeration.

You have to be sceptical when the COO has no shareholding and the CEO along with the board didn’t take part in the last capital raise. They all knew of course that it was not going to be the last. Possibly when the above gentlemen come up with some dosh then maybe this mine will be close to producing revenue.

[bullish]

Here is a quick summary of why you should think twice before investing in NTL.

September 2013 - CR @ .010
June 2014 - CR @ .008
October 2014 - CR @ .010
June 2015 - CR @ .007
May 2016 - CR @ .005 post raising - 2 cents
August 2017 - CR @ .022 (ouch) post raising - 3.1 cent high
June 2019 - CR @ .007 current .08

My apologies if I have missed any others etc. I think the point remains though that it is hard to stay positive when it always feels like there is further dilution just around the bend.

Not sure of the rest as my chart doesn't g ok back thst far but looks OK to me....

May 2016 - CR @ .005 post raising - 2 cents
August 2017 - CR @ .022 (ouch) post raising - 3.1 cent high
June 2019 - CR @ .007 current .08

[haewai]

Not sure of the rest as my chart doesn't g ok back thst far but looks OK to me....

May 2016 - CR @ .005 post raising - 2 cents
August 2017 - CR @ .022 (ouch) post raising - 3.1 cent high
June 2019 - CR @ .007 current .08

A more realistic view, without cherry picking highs, is:
Sept 2013 CR at $0.01
Current sp $0.006
And uncountable dilution.

[t.rexjr]

August 2017 - CR @ .022 (ouch) post raising - 3.1 cent high

The 3.1c high was pre-raise. They raised at 2.2c and sp has been on a downward trajectory ever since. You're share of the pie now less than 1/3rd of what it was at the time of that raise... So, if you were unlucky? enough to have bought at that 3.1c high, not only have you lost 80% of your investment $. your share of the asset you bought into is also 2/3rd less than it once was...

i.e your risk/reward has been decimated...

All the while the guy running the show is floating around on a lilo in his infinity pool...

[bullish]

A more realistic view, without cherry picking highs, is:
Sept 2013 CR at $0.01
Current sp $0.006
And uncountable dilution.

No wonder your struggling if that is an uncountable dilution.

Sep2013 market cap 3m cash $200k ounces 200k gp1300
Current market cap 20m cash 2m ounces 400k gp 3000

DYOR

[dubya]

The 3.1c high was pre-raise. They raised at 2.2c and sp has been on a downward trajectory ever since. You're share of the pie now less than 1/3rd of what it was at the time of that raise... So, if you were unlucky? enough to have bought at that 3.1c high, not only have you lost 80% of your investment $. your share of the asset you bought into is also 2/3rd less than it once was...

i.e your risk/reward has been decimated...

All the while the guy running the show is floating around on a lilo in his infinity pool...

And he did some more of that lilo floating (from memory) just over a year ago in Fiji. He evidently went to Fiji to "investigate" processing the ore there.

Even the CEO of Smith's City (which was about to go into receivership) took a pay cut during the virus lockdown, but this trougher wouldn't even have considered it. Too busy gazing out from his infinity pool I guess.