CUF - A Bright Future For Shareholders, page-148

Didn't you say in an earlier post that nobody would buy shares from CUF or more specifically from Tony Sage?? Rather odd, as you now indicate you sold 80% of your holding and you also indicate you now do not hold. So, 'nobody' bought your 80% holding and you don't 'hold' the remainder 20%.

It seems that a 'nobody' is now a new or topping up holder and you may have a problem with your assessment of Mr Sage (or the company) and mathematics is obviously not your strong point. Perhaps Tony Sage is the 'nobody' buying or else there are lots of 'nobodies' who don't share your assessment and are buying. Worth bearing in mind that just a 'nobody' will have trouble controlling commodity prices but:

https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/iron-ore-price-rallies-china-fundamentals-cap-looms-russell-2023-09-14/

Excerpt:

The spot price of iron ore has climbed to a five-month high amid improving sentiment....

Iron ore futures traded in Singapore ended at $121.13 a metric ton on Wednesday, the highest since April 11 and up 17.4% from the recent low of $103.21 on Aug. 3.

Some 'nobodies' seem to be buying into RR1 and with the assumption of drilling results by year's end - good luck, maybe somebody will make some coin. Ditto with the 'nobodies' holding CUF and particularly as this company is selling more of it's product and will be reflected in the next Q report - also due by around year's end. CUF is also in the diversified commodity space with more than just iron ore. As for RR1, don't have any interests and don't really care - leave that to other 'nobodies'. AIMO