Hi Lion, those who keep insisting on the BS that the market is always right and the snap shot share price dictate the value of a company regardless of fundamentals may already be quite annoyed, envious and angry how some retail muppets have stayed ahead of the curve, bought up big time while the big boys were napping a month ago and managed to load up at a massive discount to what noble (itself will make squillions of dollars as the asset bid price could be an absolute shocker) paid for the raising.
Some have probably just starting to realize (being shocked and numbed) to learn that (an asset they insisted was so ordinary that after 2 years there was not the slightest interest from anyone in what is a China only orphan) that once the mining permit and convention were granted, interested parties came out of hiding and just months later would be bidding for SDL assets. Those interests in SDL could not have simply come about after the HL deal was scuttled.
As I said those who still think the HL deal falling through as just that have not appreciated the fact that if the Congolese and Cameroon governments didn't want the international open market level playing field contest for they SDL assets, the tendering process would not have been.possible.
In other words, when Beijing broadcasted to the world back in December about "urging" HL to partner up with SOEs, that was because China was told she now has to join the queue like everyone else.
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