daviduzbek
13 Nov 2015
Re: The long delay. This makes even less sense than usual!
BBanker
13 Nov 2015
The long delay. If this case had gone against Oxus there would be no reason to delay publication of the outcome. It does not seem unreasonable to assume that the delay is due to discussions as to the level of compensation. Hopefully the end is imminent and there will,be something in this for the long suffering shareholders. Keep the faith!!
marcelluswallace
11 Nov 2015
Re: Very Near Future? Well, it has certainly been distant for a very long time..Quite obviously dissent on merits and/or quantum. ..At least Quiborax provides an insight in Stern's views on quantum. MW.
luckyman2
11 Nov 2015
Very Near Future? It depends on what their definition of "near future" is. One persons "near future" could be another persons "distant (faraway) future".
Pennyfalls
10 Nov 2015
Re: Richard Shead ha ha ;o)Brookie, I do have some sympathy with your frustrations. I think if Shead really doesn't know when the result is coming then it was disingenuous (or maybe for an ulterior motive) to use the "very near future" phrase.If it was purely out of hope then it really was a silly - and possibly misleading - thing to say. He needn't have used the word "very" or any of the phrase about timescales at all (which looked to me very much like a sub-clause that was added afterwards in that sentence).
marcelluswallace
10 Nov 2015
Re: Richard Shead Well putt.
indaknow
10 Nov 2015
Re: Richard Shead How do you mine 'golf' Lou Lou?
LOUISJAMES_5
10 Nov 2015
Richard Shead You may as well ask!Hes got sod all else to do. He has been sat in an office for the last 10 years feeding the fish!Not one ounce of golf has been mined!Hope hes got a good coffee machine and a nice secretary!
Brookie Boy
10 Nov 2015
Re: Ask the BoD I think it's a reasonable question from a shareholder, having waited since late September, to ask for an update on something would happen in the "very near future". If that is considered an irritant then so be it, but in ordinary lines of business it certainly would not.
marcelluswallace
10 Nov 2015
Re: Ask the BoD BB,No one could disagree. The point is that the process is out of his hands. He will know the answers to at least some of your anticipated questions for only a very short period of time before disclosure to the market. If the intention is only to irritate rather than effectively progress, carry on.MW.
Brookie Boy
10 Nov 2015
Re: Ask the BoD I was actually thinking of something constructive. Shareholders are allowed to ask Qs, don't you know, and expect good communications from the Board (so we shouldn't care if he appreciates it, it's part of what he gets paid for).
indaknow
10 Nov 2015
Re: Ask the BoD Dear Richard You said that we would receive news in the very near future. 5 weeks have passed since you made this comment, yet we have received no news. I asked everyone on iii and advfn whether 'in the very near future' meant days, weeks or months. Over a thousand posts later I'm still not clear. Richard, can you please tell me when we'll get the news? You must have this information by now. Please tell me. I can't go on wondering when we'll get news. Please tell me. Maybe you could call the arbitration result helpline and see if our result has been lost in the post? Please. Brookie - will that do? I'm sure Richard will appreciate traffic about something he can't do anything about!
Brookie Boy
10 Nov 2015
Ask the BoD Morning allIf you have made an investment here why don't you kindly request an update be issued by the BoD, or pose another question? I will be doing so today. Also good if you could post on iii when/if you have done so - message traffic helps get companies' attention more than you may [email protected]
LOUISJAMES_5
09 Nov 2015
Indy Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah
indaknow
09 Nov 2015
Re: Message to the BOD The SP isn't going to rise dramatically unless and until the arbitration news is released. RAB/Trident have tens of millions of shares that they can sell into the market to keep the price down.The only consolation at the moment is that the volume remains relatively low and RAB/Trident don't seem to be flooding the market.
