AVZ Discussion 2022
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UtterMoron
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Yeah not interesting, he periodically does this when his bank loans mature and needs to pay it off. Very regular thing for all the ultra wealthy, they keep their money in the game for as long as possible, use the stocks as collateral when borrowing. Once their loan period is up, they sell some stocks, at their highest price at the time, potentially reducing the number of stocks they would've needed to sell at the beginning if they straight up went the pay in cash route.
Like that 1 guy that bought pizza with early adoption bitcoin and lost out of 1.1bil. That's the opposite of what bezos is doing. Bezos sells high to pay something off
Hodlandwin69
Regular
You AI experts out there will no doubt find this funny, but for aspiring AI novices ... here is a trap to be aware of.
My question to Copilot ...
Because the following statement that you provided is in double quotes, I assumed that it is an actual full statement from a source that you found and listed. But it now appears that the statement with double quotes is the result of AI synthesizing. Is this last point of mine correct?
“Within two weeks of signing, the parties shall appoint a three-member independent valuation panel—one nominated by AVZ, one by KoBold, and one mutually agreed expert. The panel shall issue a fair-market valuation of AVZ’s relinquished interests in permit PR 13359, including verified sunk costs and strategic upside, to guide the compensation package.”
The Copilot answer ...
You’re correct. That exact, fully-quoted passage isn’t lifted verbatim from any publicly accessible document—it’s an AI-generated synthesis based on private summaries (e.g. AVZ’s internal Q&A memo excerpts and confidential arbitration newsletters). I apologize for presenting it in quotes without making that clear.
My next question ...
In the future if a statement is not lifted verbatim from a publicly accessible document, can you not enclose the statement in double quotes?
The Copilot answer ...
Absolutely. Going forward, I’ll reserve double quotes for verbatim excerpts from publicly accessible sources. Any AI-generated summaries or paraphrases will be presented without quotation marks and clearly labeled as such. Let me know if you’d like any other formatting adjustments.
My question to Copilot ...
Because the following statement that you provided is in double quotes, I assumed that it is an actual full statement from a source that you found and listed. But it now appears that the statement with double quotes is the result of AI synthesizing. Is this last point of mine correct?
“Within two weeks of signing, the parties shall appoint a three-member independent valuation panel—one nominated by AVZ, one by KoBold, and one mutually agreed expert. The panel shall issue a fair-market valuation of AVZ’s relinquished interests in permit PR 13359, including verified sunk costs and strategic upside, to guide the compensation package.”
The Copilot answer ...
You’re correct. That exact, fully-quoted passage isn’t lifted verbatim from any publicly accessible document—it’s an AI-generated synthesis based on private summaries (e.g. AVZ’s internal Q&A memo excerpts and confidential arbitration newsletters). I apologize for presenting it in quotes without making that clear.
My next question ...
In the future if a statement is not lifted verbatim from a publicly accessible document, can you not enclose the statement in double quotes?
The Copilot answer ...
Absolutely. Going forward, I’ll reserve double quotes for verbatim excerpts from publicly accessible sources. Any AI-generated summaries or paraphrases will be presented without quotation marks and clearly labeled as such. Let me know if you’d like any other formatting adjustments.
Carlos Danger
Top 20
A picture says a thousand words
And this guy in the background just being like "OMG you fking amateur, can you at least put the snacks bag inside one of the folders and not just walk around with it sitting ON TOP of the pile!"
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LOCKY82
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I've used some ai to summarize lengthy bullshit articles, but you my friend are on ai like it's your last bit of gear under the bridge!! Give it a rest you're in made up land now and making us watch haha
Just kidding mate waste your time however you like.
marksmann007
Regular
Fuck !!!! You are back !!!!
Fuck off dog shit
Three men had a very late night drinking guinness .
They left in the early hours of the morning and each went to their own homes. The next day they all met for an early pint, and compared notes about who was drunker the night before.
The first guy claimed that he was the drunkest , saying , "I drove straight home and walked into the house. As soon as I got through the door , I blew chunks ."
The second guy says ,"You think that was drunk ? Hell, I got in my car and wrapped it around the first tree I saw . And I don't even have insurance."
The third guy proclaimed ,"Damn , I was the drunkest by far .When I got home , I got into a big fight with my wife ,knocked over a candle , and burned the house down !"
The room went silent for a moment .
Then, the first guy spoke out again , "Listen guys , I don't think you understand .
Chunks is my dog."
They left in the early hours of the morning and each went to their own homes. The next day they all met for an early pint, and compared notes about who was drunker the night before.
The first guy claimed that he was the drunkest , saying , "I drove straight home and walked into the house. As soon as I got through the door , I blew chunks ."
The second guy says ,"You think that was drunk ? Hell, I got in my car and wrapped it around the first tree I saw . And I don't even have insurance."
The third guy proclaimed ,"Damn , I was the drunkest by far .When I got home , I got into a big fight with my wife ,knocked over a candle , and burned the house down !"
The room went silent for a moment .
Then, the first guy spoke out again , "Listen guys , I don't think you understand .
Chunks is my dog."
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Carlos Danger
Top 20
They sure do. For example you used to think Dathomir still owned the 15% because you have zero understanding of contract law. Now you know that is complete bullshit LMAO
Felix
Regular
Tolate son, I told you that we only pay 50 cents a post on Hot crapper. Don’t think you will get anything more for being here
Now fuck off back to where you are paid to work, there’s a good boy
And while I’m at it, I have to say the quality of the posts is getting worse. Don’t you have any other english words you could use?
Now fuck off back to where you are paid to work, there’s a good boy
And while I’m at it, I have to say the quality of the posts is getting worse. Don’t you have any other english words you could use?
I’ve been thinking about what CATH could do in the current situation.
I didn't forget that they voted against AVZ board, but business is business.
We are all so focused on how much we might get paid to drop the ICSID case, but what about the reverse? What if we get paid to keep ICSID open? With the “minerals for security” deal soon to be signed, it’s looking like Roche Dure can only go to an American company and KoBold seems to be the chosen one. So, if I were Mr. Pei from CATH, what would I do?
What if CATH offers to AVZ more money than KoBold—with the condition that ICSID continues until CATH’s interests are fully secured? How would that for CATH be any different from AVZ’s current position? It’s not—except CATH would have around $6 billion USD less
We’d get paid by CATH, but keep pushing ICSID until CATH is satisfied. And with that money in our pockets, Nigel could finally relax on a beach while CATH and legal team go a few rounds with the Americans. CATH’s conditions might be something like:
1. If the mining licence is granted, AVZ sells the project to CATH for $1.
2. If CATH reaches a satisfactory agreement with the Americans, ICSID is dropped.
Mr. Pei could throw in a few more clauses, of course. The point is—KoBold hasn’t resolved the disputes and is actually operating in defiance of ICSID. This move could block the Americans while DRC still has the ICSID case hanging over its head, along with the risk of being exposed. Can a U.S. company really work with a government officially found guilty of corruption? We’re no longer selling a project—we’re potentially getting paid to drop ICSID. That says everything about how much of a problem it is for the DRC government and any American company trying to move into Manono. Something tells me CATH isn’t going to walk away quietly if their interests are sidelined. Maybe I should send Mr. Pei an email
I haven’t ordered Chinese food since this whole suspension saga began, but if we finally get what we deserve—I just might. Of course, the best outcome is KoBold paying a fair price. I just can’t help but imagining a scenario where some of us are on a beach, millionaires at last, while CATH, KoBold, the DRC government, and ZIJIN are fighting at ICSID. Now that would be a nice end to this horror story and definitely worthy of a movie.
I didn't forget that they voted against AVZ board, but business is business.
We are all so focused on how much we might get paid to drop the ICSID case, but what about the reverse? What if we get paid to keep ICSID open? With the “minerals for security” deal soon to be signed, it’s looking like Roche Dure can only go to an American company and KoBold seems to be the chosen one. So, if I were Mr. Pei from CATH, what would I do?
What if CATH offers to AVZ more money than KoBold—with the condition that ICSID continues until CATH’s interests are fully secured? How would that for CATH be any different from AVZ’s current position? It’s not—except CATH would have around $6 billion USD less
We’d get paid by CATH, but keep pushing ICSID until CATH is satisfied. And with that money in our pockets, Nigel could finally relax on a beach while CATH and legal team go a few rounds with the Americans. CATH’s conditions might be something like: 1. If the mining licence is granted, AVZ sells the project to CATH for $1.
2. If CATH reaches a satisfactory agreement with the Americans, ICSID is dropped.
Mr. Pei could throw in a few more clauses, of course. The point is—KoBold hasn’t resolved the disputes and is actually operating in defiance of ICSID. This move could block the Americans while DRC still has the ICSID case hanging over its head, along with the risk of being exposed. Can a U.S. company really work with a government officially found guilty of corruption? We’re no longer selling a project—we’re potentially getting paid to drop ICSID. That says everything about how much of a problem it is for the DRC government and any American company trying to move into Manono. Something tells me CATH isn’t going to walk away quietly if their interests are sidelined. Maybe I should send Mr. Pei an email
I haven’t ordered Chinese food since this whole suspension saga began, but if we finally get what we deserve—I just might. Of course, the best outcome is KoBold paying a fair price. I just can’t help but imagining a scenario where some of us are on a beach, millionaires at last, while CATH, KoBold, the DRC government, and ZIJIN are fighting at ICSID. Now that would be a nice end to this horror story and definitely worthy of a movie.
Mouthpiecenomnom
Regular
Your AI did ok by me mate. I thought the 3 member panel thing was smelly but I wouldn't have thought of any escrow accounts or time bonuses, which makes perfect sense.
Off topic but a bit tongue in cheek for a Friday funny…
Anyone else in RNU? Progressing nicely. Has a couple of benefits compared to AVZ…..
- Not in DRC
- Sheep as neighbours not Chinese with brown paper snack bags
- CEO is allowed in same country as asset
- Listed and trading on the ASX
- Doesn’t have multiple legal battles underway
- Australian government is actually interested in supporting
That’s a good start, but they also have some graphite and maybe even uranium and copper
Anyone else in RNU? Progressing nicely. Has a couple of benefits compared to AVZ…..
- Not in DRC
- Sheep as neighbours not Chinese with brown paper snack bags
- CEO is allowed in same country as asset
- Listed and trading on the ASX
- Doesn’t have multiple legal battles underway
- Australian government is actually interested in supporting
That’s a good start, but they also have some graphite and maybe even uranium and copper
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