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I get where you're coming from but these guys wouldn't be fit to flailing about in a padded cell if they did what you allege - every man and his dog knows what the implications of doing what is the worst case scenario here - BTV has some 6m in cash - i just can't fathom it - that's my point... besides we know how dodgy the Chinese way of doing business is... just ask the Japanese companaies that have pulled their hi-tech manufacturning operations out of the mainland due to coroprate espionage... this may be far deeper than we can imagine...
Sorry, you are kidding arent you?
2 executives of Thor who also happen to be the Managing Director and Company Secretary of Batavia werent privy to the information that the deal might be on shaky ground?
So their sale of shares in THR was based on what exactly? If the deal was about to be finalised as was expected by the market, then why sell, given that confirmation would give the sp a powerful further boost?
And if there was some problem, which there obviously was, i can understand their logic in wanting to dump shares at a premium. But unfort for everyone else, dumping their shares based on information that hasnt been, but should have been released to the market, is...well...sort of not allowed, putting it mildly!
What it means for you, if you hold, is that BTV were able to dump shares based on information that they knew, but you DIDNT.
Read the twisted logic in THR's response to the ASX. Its disturbing.
I stand to be corrected but I believe BTV/THR/TNG share the same building
cheers laurie
if you look at BTV books from commsec
they have not made any money for 3 years
as of 2005 they only held 1 million in the bank
then in 2006 they have 10 million in the bank
Look at the borrowings
From commsec BTV
27/04/2007 10:08AM 5 Third Quarter Cashflow Report
7.8 millions in cash
7 million in borrowed income
I don't quite get what you're getting at - borrowed income??? They carry negligible debt - cashflow reports are fairly basic documents... I'd reccomend you to have a look at the consolidated balance sheet in the last 1/2 yearly report looking at this doco. there is nothing particularly material in either non-current or long-term liabilities... They are definitely not leveraged in any major way shape or form... Which implies there is no "going concern" or liquidity squeeze issues on the horizon...
And on your gripe about not making money for three years - yes that's correct - it's due to the fact that they were conducting scoping, PFS, BFS, etc on the Deflector deposit... like a resposible board and management would do (that's why they upset the market last year with the ill strred announcement about the BFS on Deflector)... And i think you will find that THR have a fine history of making no money as well prior to their listing on the ASX... I do beleive that they were AIM for quite a while before they came to the ASX (i could be wrong - if so i apologise)... My point remains the same regardless...
I am not defending BTV management - nor attacking them... I have issues with them in the past as well - but i think some of your observations are way off the mark...
Regards
Psssst... that's $(7),000... immaterial from an accounting standpoint... could be for anything (strip joint, beer tab, entertainment, property plant and equip...)... but requires no real dissection as the top line is around $7m... Once again the cashflow statements are merely cheap and nasty filings made to the ASX - refer to the 1/2 yearly bal sheets and the annual reports for real verifiable detailled data - they are also audited (not that counts for a bag of beans these days - i am qualified accountant and i know what auditors do - and that's not much at all...)...
second question... i can't see experienced directors and management pulling a stunt like some people are insinuating for the sake of $1.7m when they have ~$7m in the bank (and no debt) - it is suicidal... that's my point... If they were down to $500,000 cash and equivs. it would make sense (out of desparation)... but not when you have plenty of cash to keep you going for a while...
Hi all,
This is my first post.
Signed up to this top forum today.
Had many visits as a guest and liked the posters here.
Great posters like Kennas, Tech/a, YT and many others.
Thank you very much guys. Hope to learn and have a lot to learn in trading shares.
There are a lot of goodies in this forum.
I am learning how to use T/A for entry and exits.
I hold the following shares:
THR,MLS and CTS.
Been following THR for a while and it looks like it is on the move again.
Anyone care to share any thoughts about THR?
Cheers
Hey Solaris,
Welcome onbaord. Finally a fellow Thorminator on ASF
I've been holding some Thor for a while, ever since Hunan pulled out.
I saw Thor as oversold and therefore a good buying opportunity for someone wanting Moly exposure.
As I'm sure you're aware, we're awaiting an upgrade for Molyhill, which I am hoping is any day now, as the 6 weeks have elapsed since Management mentioned we would hear.
Thor management certainly play their cards very close to their chests, so its a little difficult to get information out of them.
My main concern with Thor is that we still do not know why Hunan pulled out. Worst case, is that they weren't inpressed by what they saw.I'm more positive though, and reckon Thor were fully aware of the potential they have, and therefore were looking for a high premium.
Once the Molyhill upgrade comes out, I wouldn't be surprised if another chinese company comes out of the woodwork.
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