RE:RE:Year End Thoughts
TwelveBagger wrote:
Lazarus57 wrote: Before I begin, I must disclose that I have been an Almonty shareholder since the spring of 2021 when the share price was at its peak, when Andrew Frazer became a Director and when Lewis Black informed shareholders that there would be no more share dilution. I am not a schill nor a basher but a messenger of facts.
With the lack of transparency and the price being manipulated as it is by the so called "bad" actor(s), is it not conceivable that these actions could affore Lewis, Andrew and company the luxury and opportunity to take Almonty private and subsequently turning Almonty into 2 seperate corporate entities (Almonty Tungsten and Almonty Moly)?
I would not be surprised if this private takeover happens in the next few months with a buyout price of say approximately $1.25 whcich would be a an approximate 35% share premium (over a 30 day moving average) in order to keep all shareholders happy, especially the insiders as the upside for them would be enormous.
To be honest, I am thinking of adding more shares at this time as a 35% return in a short time period would be fine by me. This would be a much more palatable alternative than the share price going to zero.
FWIW
Merry Christmas and Best of Luck to all in 2025
This seems like a pretty extreme prediction - curious to hear some of our other long term holders opinions.
Why a 35% premium, and why would it otherwise go to zero?
I'm personally hoping for a heck of a lot larger return than this and would surely push whatever legal inquiry possible if this was the conclusion to this long term of dollar cost averaging.
Merry Christmas as well
I'll add another thought I had in passing recently:
Details of the bad actor should be made public to ensure nothing fishy is going on. They've now traded over 2,000,000 shares and there appears to be no end in sight. It could absolutely be an inside price manipulation job, or it could be a ticked off former insider. It could be working to our benefit so as to time the opening of the mine at an affordable price or much more maliciously making a buy out offer more palatabel to short and long holders.