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Those that were at the AGM will tell you the force was never talbot but rather chinese investors and hence the new appointments. Perhaps talbot is not happy with the management changes rather than anything to with Brockman. Perhaps he was hoping to put his own people in but didn't have the numbers the chinese interests had.
Where to from here?
Any upside potential still left pending the drilling result or has this ruined any chance of recovery of JMS?
How long have you known this spotty?
I was told by my Perth boys it was Talbot and hence have bought aggressively and recommended it on this basis
It would have been nice for you to divulge this info earlier if you could have
I am not a happy camper, I reckon I bought a few Mill of Talbots sells
We should call the company to find out what the **** is going on
I was told by my Perth boys it was Talbot and hence have bought aggressively.......
We should call the company to find out what the **** is going on
I find it funny how people have dumped purely because of Talbot! I can see no other explanation.
I wouldn't regard him as any genius investor or anything. Never forget the investigation with queensland corruption watchdog over Macarthur Coal! Please google this if you want some background.
Also, his actions with SDL may be considered... interesting.. by many.
He also bought into INP right at the peak of interest, which really hasn't gone anywhere since either, and looks like may only be able to sustain a relatively low production rate.
Well tech/a keep us posted on the chart side of things, always interested in a chartists view on things.
And without the techies/momentum/fundamental traders all in agreement it is very hard for any share to rise sharply.
And just a note for JMS management have a good read of the ASX release by POL this afternoon that is how a professional company responds at a time of surging iron ore interest.
You can't help but think if JMS released a similar type announcement highlighting the drilling at Brockman the shareprice would be closer to 40c than 20c.
Talbot Gp has been resistance at 30c+ . Min of 5m shares sold by them soaked up by market (well..... us !!!) Only 2 problems that I can see now
1. No Fe in cores (that would be bad)
2. Lost confidence of market (well thats us)
Looks oversold on panic selling. Talbot must have had very little to do with mangement of company so no great loss. If they sold on knowledge of drilling they would be in deep Sh** and surely they are wise enough not to do that.
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