TSX

353 days ago

John Zorbas and Uru Metals – disastrous news from Zeb, it's almost bust and has been caught telling porkies

Oh dear, oh dear. Uru Metals (URU) – as Nigel has pointed out is technically bust. By now net current assets will be cMINUS $2.25 million while cash will be down to just a few hundred thousand dollars. Its supporters flag up that it owns 78% of TSX-V listed Zeb Minerals. Today URU flags up two bits of news from Zeb without going into detail. I bet you cannot guess why? First up Zeb has been caught lying or, as Uru puts it, it has “issued a clarifying press release”

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616 days ago

Pure Gold Mining – can anyone explain to me why this is not suspended for being bust?

What is the biggest disgrace to come out of Canada? Justin Trudeau in his Pride socks at the Eid parade (or was it the other way round)? Darren Atwater’s idea of customer service?  The music of Michael Buble? No. It is Pure Gold (PUR), the TSX and London listed dog which has been exposed HERE so many times. Today we have quarterlies to June 30.

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2460 days ago

AIM uber dog Mkango - insolvent by September, when's the bailout placing dudes?

The sad tale of Mkango Resources (MKA) , the TSX dog listed on the AIM Casino by SP Angel in June 2016 continues but for how much longer? The grim reaper is polishing his scythe and CEO William Dawes better start brushing up on the rules of battleship if he is to avoid what seems an inevitable fate. It all started so well. Mkango was insolvent and so SP Angel raised it some cash about eight months behind schedule and listed it to great fanfare.

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2658 days ago

Andrew Monk's third share tip of the year - the best lottery ticket you will ever buy

Top stockbroker Andrew Monk of VSA has today served up his third share tip of the year (following from his win with Sula HERE) and it is a real "hell or glory play". it is right now TSX.V listed but there is an AIM listed way to play it. Over to the Monkey...

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2848 days ago

Mkango Resources - spending Chris Oil's criminal cash on netball in boNGO boNGO land, CSR rubbish

Worthless AIM and TSX listed Mkango Resources (MKA) has today issued a statement saying that it is analysing some data it had already told us that it had acquired. So in fact it is telling us nothing new at all. But it gets better. It then gives details of its "Corporate & Social Responsibility programme." Jeepers. This will make you cry.

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2917 days ago

BREAKING: The Uramin Scandal - another shocker for AIM, damning Canadian Report & arrests in France

The sale of AIM & TSX listed Uramin to France's Areva is shaping up to be the biggest scandal in the world of mining since Bre-X. It has almost brought down Areva and in France the husband of the head of Areva has already had his collar felt within the past few weeks for insider dealing and money laundering. Our source at the heart of the investigation indicate other arrests are imminent. And the scandal is also threatening to bounce back to the AIM casino.

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3008 days ago

Hey criminal Chris Oil & SP Angel what's happening with the IPO of bankrupt basket case Mkango?

Oh dear. Oh dear. This looks like another disaster for the lying criminal market abuser Chris Oil who in October put £100,000 into bankrupt TSX listed Mkango Resources at 2.5 Canadian Cents. The stock closed Friday at just 1 Canadian cent with 100,000 shares traded - that would be £500 worth of confetti. But it is not the lobster pot status of Mkango that should really trouble the twerp Oil....it is the ominous silence.

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3020 days ago

Mkango Resources - where is that "early January" listing Chris Oil?

You may remember the strange tale of TSX listed Mkango Resources, a company in which market abuser, liar and criminal Chris Oil invested £100,000 in the late summer ahead of an AIM Listing on December 2nd. Of course, what Nomad SP Angel and Mr Oil failed to realise is that Mkango is, as we speak, insolvent, I guess the self-styled Britain's Buffet (sic) is just too clever to do any basic balance sheet analysis. So where are we now Mr Oil?

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3555 days ago

Rick Rule: Three Reasons to buy mining and oil juniors now ( talking his own book)

Gold has declined slightly, from around $1,320 to $1,300, in the last few weeks. Rick Rule of the world’s leading resource investment group Sprott recently suggested that this was normal for a recovery in resource stocks. You expect gradual rises and subsequent consolidations. He has now explained the three big drivers for a recovery in the ‘junior’ resource stocks. 

The market for junior resource stocks, as you can see from the performance of the TSX.V, the ASX, and the LSE AIM, marked a bottom around a year ago. They’re in a gradual recovery now, and I believe the uptrend will continue, albeit marked by the same volatility that we’ve seen in the market so far. We’ve experienced three advances and subsequent declines this calendar year – and that’s normal for the early stages of a resource recovery. These advances need to consolidate, which they have already done nicely.

There are three key drivers to this advancement. 

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4231 days ago

Continental Precious Minerals: Uranium play trading at discount to cash

Continental Precious Minerals (TSX: CZQ) is listed on the TSX market and at 22 cents it is valued at C$12.48 million – yet sits on net cash of C$13.8 million. It also happens to own a potentially enormous Uranium prospect in Sweden. In two years time, Continental will either have farmed out its prospect to a major so meaning that it sits on a royalty stream (but has no capital commitments) or it will be a cash shell – its projected expenditure over the next two years is less than $3 million. On a risk reward basis that looks pretty attractive to me.

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