Hi guys. Yes indeed not many on this board but all the other discussion boards have been overtaken by posters various agendas. I do scroll through them all from time to time but best is probably to stay away. I started investing here 4y ago and had to average down multiple times to the point where Jubilee is almost my only holding. However this strategy has worked so far for me since my average is way below current price. Furthermore I do believe that we will be smiling in a year or two when we have activity on multiple dumps and the market can make a sound estimation of our value. My guess we will hear on Friday about Hernic but do not be surprised if they release only the necessary info. I have a feeling (and Colin mentioned this many times) that they keep their cards close to the chest for now.
Me too...saw many traders come and go. We are about to hear from the CompCon in a week's time. Then all will fall in place.
Extremely.... Try everythingjlp for serious discussions if you plan a significant long-term holding.
Hi dude. I do not think the posters on either LSE or iii can read your posts unless you comment there directly. But indeed they are ramping on very low volume.
Go and watch the videolink from their website. Their managment certainly thinks it is a huge discount
Not invested in CZA but be patient with resource stocks. I need to be at R1.00 ZAR to start smiling. If all goes well we should hopefully hear around 8 Dec about the mining right.
Yes a holder. Invested too much for my health but my time frame is 10y. Been averaging down the past 2y. Waiting patiently for the price of platum to rise and for our esteemed leaders to produce any additional income apart from middelburg.
They have until the end of the year to submit. My feeling is that they are waiting for some positive news on either the mining license, smelting contract, new furnace or funding for the concentrator.
Werner. The end of December....but we might hear something about our mining license before that.
Jubilee, the AIM and AltX quoted Mine-to-Metals specialist, was notified, on 26 June 2014, that Colin Bird, Non- Executive Chairman of the Company, purchased 1,300,000 Jubilee ordinary shares (“Ordinary Sharesâ€) of 1 pence each at an average price of ZAR27.6 cents (1.53 pence) per share on even date. Following this transaction, Colin Bird is interested in 5,517,991 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 1.02% of the issued share capital of the Company.