Robex Resources Inc V.RBX

Nice recovery

[bveilleu]

from our low of 0.27$... now @ 0.35$ and looking to climb back to our previous level ( 0.37$ - 0.42$) GLTA bveilleu

[ABDPhil]

This situation should never have happened. There is still ground to recover so we are still in an opportunistic context. I estimate that the anxiety created by this event will make it possible to consolidate the SP around 40 cents with new investors. The conclusion of an important step related to the growth of Robex's activities is what will allow us to cross this zone and then reach new

[bogeyfree]

ABDPHIL wrote :".40 with new investors" I look at the bid size (1000) and I don't see new investors. No interest!

[shorelunch]

  This stock trades by invitation only and pretty much always has - market maker or not. Why ? Because RBX is for all intents and purposes a private family company, with all the dysfunctionality that comes with a family business. It's  a PIPE, as they call it in investment circles.   AGG, with about a third of the issued and outstanding  shares of RBX, and with

[Goldenboy1180]

Well, Shorelunch, I have to say that I agree with a lot of what you're saying. Your post express A LOT of truth about Robex, and even more about being an investor in Rbx . Studdpuppy, I read and felt your frustration from your previous post, it is something similar I felt and went through last summer. Please don't be upset of my saying that, the only person you can blame and be upset

[studpuppy]

Very well written Goldenboy, and honest , i know exactly what day you are talking about just next time look at level 2 before doing that with any stock ;)  I'm not mad at all because you are 100% right , rule #1 in stocks they say don't get married to your stock , i've said this before and i'll say it again, I got married to this stock like a couple here back in 1998 and been

[ABDPhil]

@shorelunch: Indeed, there is currently a liquidity problem on the Robex share on the stock market, just like there is one on the African Gold Group share. The conclusions we can draw are the following: AGG made 0%/1 year; +20%/3 years; -76%/5 years and -96%/10 years. For Robex, it is -22.89%/1 year; +326%/3 years; +276%/5 years and +14%/10 years. These returns exclude the payment of a dividend

[shorelunch]

@Phil, with the utmost respect, comparatively speaking  there is absolutely no liquidity crunch on AGG's shares as there is on Robex's shares.  If you would only apply the same level of deep analysis and precision to the historical trading volumes of RBX and AGG that you have applied in your last Stockhouse post to their historical comparative share prices,  and are