RE:ExecutionI can agree that they are still not getting the job done as fast as they had hoped or indicated. I disagree that I have been "pumping," promoting yes, pumping no. I have just done the work of going through the calculations as best I see them. It is all from existing, mostly company sources, and I have done this because most smaller buyers do not bother to look at all the available info. I have said this many, many times.
I still believe that the asset value here is massively out of line with what traders are willing to pay... That is the market, not me.
I have also always been open to feedback and I only lash out when the "feed back" is stupid trolling otherwise I have and continue to state that I am happy to discuss the details about NCU that are available.
Cheers and good luck,
Notgnu
aldarion8484 wrote: Notgnu, with all due respect you've been pumping this stock too long and your credibility has suffered. I'm still still a shareholder myself, but the mining execution has been poor and their comments about it have been misleading. Due to the company's difficult financial condition and need to raise funds, it consistently overpromises in the hopes of keeping the sp high for warrants and such and underdelivers due to incompetence or worse. Ciricillo comes, Ciricillo goes, but the problems remain. They had better not blame covid for this.
Conclusion: the company must start underpromising (or at least shut up) and executing with steady progress. Along those lines, they should NOT make a prediction about when they are going to reach 5000 tpd since they continually miss their stated schedules. Progress without setbacks -- no promising. That is what will help, and its the only thing that will help.