Yeah some very lucky exisiting or new shareholders can take advantage of a very irrational mis-priced opportunity in the next few days/weeks, depending how much volume they still have to move.
It's too close to wishful thinking to my liking. If geros information are true, it would mean there is no fundamental issue with Talga and we all are present with a golden opportunity on a silver plate, polished with the tears of existing shareholders. It's just.. so much "I want this to be true" that I become suspicious.
. Happy Christmas everyone and here’s to a nice pre Xmas present from the court…Here here MPK!
Yep, the World does not learn lasting lessons. But it does knee jerks before it heads back to the mean.
Agree, lucky I kept a little in reserve after taking up a loyalty chunk in the SPP (Long term holder). Used some of my reserve at 77 cents which means the SP will go lower to pick up few more.Here here MPK!
For the past 6 months I've had Lynch on one shoulder and my wife on the other... and happy to say Lynch won out and sadly I'm all out of ammo. Not in my wildest dreams could I have envisaged many years ago Talgas position now (near de-risked) and buy in under $300M cap!
My highlight for the weekend (other than Gero's intel) was the Reuters article re France and this quote:
"There are cars that will entirely lose their competitiveness", an MG spokesperson told Reuters, adding that the brand had decided not to apply for the bonus scheme for its MG4 model because it was "designed to exclude us".
Talga or die!
@Gero
I've been poking around too with nil luck. They've become somewhat a ghost. Given assets are being liquidated, I'm surprised one of the Government entities doesn't have a register they pop up on to make consumers aware of what's going on.A little breadcrumb...........................LOL
OK well I just had a look at one of the Australian Taxation Office's websites just to check their ABN registration and I noticed that on the 20th of last month they moved from suite 303/365 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000 (in the heart of the CBD where all the action is) to an inner city suburb of Melbourne being Richmond 3121
They have moved their "Main Business Location" on multiple occasions over the last few years but always within the CBD. This time they have moved out of the CBD
If they are in some sort of Administration/Liquidation then this new address would be the office location of the Administrators/Liquidators. However I cant get an exact address which would tell us at this stage
Historical details for ABN 28 009 568 496 | ABN Lookup
abr.business.gov.au
I've got access to ASIC but still nothing there. We'll find them... one day!
Damn, I’ve been sprung!! Just kidding, but that’s my suburb.@Gero
A little breadcrumb...........................LOL
OK well I just had a look at one of the Australian Taxation Office's websites just to check their ABN registration and I noticed that on the 20th of last month they moved from suite 303/365 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000 (in the heart of the CBD where all the action is) to an inner city suburb of Melbourne being Richmond 3121
They have moved their "Main Business Location" on multiple occasions over the last few years but always within the CBD. This time they have moved out of the CBD
If they are in some sort of Administration/Liquidation then this new address would be the office location of the Administrators/Liquidators. However I cant get an exact address which would tell us at this stage
Historical details for ABN 28 009 568 496 | ABN Lookup
I can go for a nosey if anyone manages to find out more details.
WoW! That's a very good neighborhood, isn't it?
It used to be the slummy industrial area in the day, but like all such areas has become progressively gentrified, or ‘edgy’ as our kids like to say. So close to everything.
