Ann: March Quarter Sales Results, page-76

First 76 Last

Share
Profile

Follow
deserthead

851 Posts.

203

10/04/24

15:27

Post #: 73279709
Share

Originally posted by Jameshunt: ↑

The major shareholders kind of look the same to me.
As RED5 shareholders cannot vote on the scheme , I’m assuming most of their Retail holders have also bought into SLR so that they can vote.
I know I have .
If one looks closely, There really doesn't seem to be much support on HotCopper for a NO vote , its just a handful of the same members continually pushing for the NO vote .
Call me a skeptic, but by looking at peoples thread history and rhetoric one can gauge somebodies behaviours and motives ie. are they a long term holder sitting on a large capital loss, are they sitting on multiple capital losses? are they just highly opinionated people? are they always negative in their commentary? are they new holders who’ve come from nowhere to ramp a cause ? Are they continually ramping a cause across other stock threads ? Do they appear to be a genuine contributor ? Are they highly knowledgeable across the markets and a long term stock investor but their account is only new ? Are they a Shareholder of another prospective buyer/merger partner ?
Food for thought I suppose.
Good luck with the campaign and if all fails , Welcome to RED5 .

Expand

"its just a handful of the same members continually pushing for the NO vote"

LOL where have I heard similar recently?

Oh that's right, from one side of Voice to Parliament telling the other side that they had no right to discuss concerns over the proposal and just accept it.

SLR Price at posting: $1.33 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
5 Upvote

0 Great analysis

Reply

Top Stories

Week 41 Wrap: HotCopper asks “Back to Mongolia?” for Elixir; US CPI comes in at 2.4%; eyes still on China

NWH

NRW Holdings inks $109M deal with BHP for works at Jimblebar

MKT

The ASX can overlook its Telecomm small-caps. Here’s one diversified brand with an international footprint

TIG

Tigers Realm's US$49M sale of Russian assets – to a Kremlin-adjacent billionaire – set to go ahead

RAG

Ragnar impressed by 11.55 metre pegmatite in Sweden, anticipating further mineralisation

ASX Market Open: ASX200 to open flattish after Wall Street weakens on hot US inflation data | October 11, 2024

A3D

Defence MOU for propulsion systems pushes Aurora Lab shares higher

CXU

Cauldron Energy reports "excellent" uranium assays in latest drill run

SHN

Sunshine Metals kicks off copper gold drilling at Truncheon; Highway East targets

IMA

Issues emerging as Australian companies tackle critical minerals challenge

There are more pages in this discussion • 80 more messages in this thread...

First 76 Last

Add SLR (ASX) to my watchlist

Ann: March Quarter Sales Results, page-76

Top Stories

Week 41 Wrap: HotCopper asks “Back to Mongolia?” for Elixir; US CPI comes in at 2.4%; eyes still on China

NRW Holdings inks $109M deal with BHP for works at Jimblebar

The ASX can overlook its Telecomm small-caps. Here’s one diversified brand with an international footprint

Tigers Realm's US$49M sale of Russian assets – to a Kremlin-adjacent billionaire – set to go ahead

Ragnar impressed by 11.55 metre pegmatite in Sweden, anticipating further mineralisation

ASX Market Open: ASX200 to open flattish after Wall Street weakens on hot US inflation data | October 11, 2024

Defence MOU for propulsion systems pushes Aurora Lab shares higher

Cauldron Energy reports "excellent" uranium assays in latest drill run

Sunshine Metals kicks off copper gold drilling at Truncheon; Highway East targets

Issues emerging as Australian companies tackle critical minerals challenge

Featured News