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How did I make out? I haven’t sold any, so I haven’t lost anything.
How did you make out on your warrants?
Asking for a friend.
Never seen a happier man after losing his shirt!
*(Not that I look at shirtless men!)
Minute done. You google a lot. Post a lot. None of it is material. Googling doesn’t mean shit. The fact that cultists support the company while they are converting bids into their personal wealth is a FACT. So much more. Fake inputs yada.
Excuse me, but I don't like being called-a-Cultist, just because I sit in the front row!
Isn't that where we stay tuned?
Am I doing this all wrong?
Piss off with the cult shit!
https://www.exim.gov/leadership-governance/strategic-plans/annual-performance-report-fy-2022
My Kool-Aid is the .9 billion increase between 2023 and 2024
Total authorizations from $5.7 billion to 11.7 billion 2022--2024
Investments more than doubling between 2022--2024 $1.5 billion to 3.5 billion
Here’s a head scratcher…a message board dominated by people who don’t own the stock and hate the company accusing people who do own the stock and want to see the company succeed of being “cultists.” Chew on that one for a minute 🤣🤡
Brandon’s America!
If you wanted the upside potential that Simms and co have it would cost you $750,000. They get it for free. Plus they get $1000 per day for a part time job. Cultists are just so incredibly dumb.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1512228/000153949724000518/xslF345X05/ownership.xml
What? OMG you just couldn’t make that up. So crazy offside. I guess that bodes well for NB. EXIM is stupid.
EXIM to fund oil and gas project in Bahrain
500 million commitment. Opposition raised on environmental grounds.
https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/us-exim-bank-vote-bahrain-oil-project-testing-us-climate-pledge-2024-03-14/
Cannot figure out the Kingdon angle as they were either doing GX a favor or they really misjudged where this was headed, They have to be close with Yorkville so why they bought into this placement is a head scratcher.
GX directors leaving the BOD would be the knife in the back to Niocorp shareholders and management. Let us see how that plays out. I would be stunned if that would happen but I am also in shock of where the current price is.
Of the 4.566 mm shares that are eligible for conversion from ECRC shares only about 2.85mm are non-insiders. So you gotta wonder. Is $7.5mm at risk worth the risk to them? Remember they were incentivized to not redeem with the gifting of those founders shares. They don’t fall into the fanboy camp. As you said, we shall see. Be on the lookout for resignations of GXII directors.
As of Dec 31/23 Kingdon still had all its shares. But as of that date their $2mm was worth only $1mm. That continues to be a head scratcher. Wonder what the real story there is.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1000097/000100009724000006/xslForm13F_X02/13fkcm.xml
How dark does it need to be?
How dark does it need to be?
It’s always darkest before the dawn….
I think you were talking warrants but Scooter83 thought you meant founder’s shares which don’t seem to have any buyback provision.
Ending green makes no difference at all. Up 2% one day, down 2% the next. Up 8 or 9% for some reason and down the next few days. Ending green means nothing at all. There is not yet a reason for sustained price growth. However, we will of course see uptrends and downtrends here and there with no change in company news. It might move with the sector, but we aren't going to get back to pre-spac market cap like that. As you said, and you are correct, If a big player steps in that will be different. Thank you for stating the obvious. "Ending green" means nothing in the current state of the company. Especially with the issuance of new shares incoming and no news of any value. Overall, we are actually ending brown.
What if we end green?
No offense but you are dead wrong.
LoL CDH, Once financed. eom
Wow that is brilliant insight! Thanks!
We could issue more shares to be able to afford buying those shares back!! Brilliant!
I remember Scooters post which unless I misunderstood also had a buy back option by NioCorp.
I remember mentioning that, but I let it slide because nobody commented on the quoted paragraph other than me.
LMAO! The notion that NB's management pays any attention to what is said by anonymous posters on this board is absolutely laughable. Although I believe at least one member of the management team monitored this board a bit years ago when the discussion was at a very high level, I now understand, and this is not "through the grapevine" as you put it, that they place zero stock in anything posted here. They are all too busy working on advancing the current projects and initiatives, e.g. updated Feasibility Study, Stellantis Offtake and separate equity investment, EXIM process and other funding options. SMFH
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Considering management’s failure to deliver on timelines, I wouldn’t count on EXIM news anytime soon. Financing is imminent..,,,,
https://nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/news/news-articles/elk-creek-niobium-mine-could-be-operational-by-late-2016/
Request for Comments on Promoting Supply Chain Resilience
A Notice by the Trade Representative, Office of United States on 03/07/2024
More evidence of the continued and intense focus on supply chain concerns across the "whole of government."
As per Scooter:
4,565,808 class b shares are vested and able to be exchanged on Mar 17 2024
3,391,596 class b shares are earnout shares where the stock price must reach a certain price to be exchangeable.
Half of these earnourt shares are exchangeable if NB hits $12 for 20 days and the other half if NB hits $15.
He did provide links to SEC filings to support it.
The rat race will soon end if a big player enters the room.......
?????
Too much debt to pay. It's called death spiral financing for a reason. Yorkville sold down a lot of the debt in the 3rd quarter last year driving the price way down. Now it takes more shares to pay less debt going forward.
And on and on and on... 673,667 shares they sold from 1/1 - 2/13 alone to pay off 1.63 million. That's 2.43 a share.
They need to leave the last $50 million on the table and get great news.
We are aware that they earn double.... But why so fucking cheap...
Yorkville will have something to say about that at some point soon unfortunately.
I sure am glad to see the boys in Colorado getting stock options at these record lows. I can’t wait to see their bonuses and increased salaries for this year.
Volume gets more frozen the cheaper...
If your numbers are true and I do not doubt they are, not exactly the way shareholders want to see the money spent. They paid over 5 million to get on the NAS which has produced zero. Then add in salaries and repayment of a loan to use for the remaining amount so far. I wonder if anyone has driven by the mine recently to see if there is any movement.
I cannot see how the Belgians and others see this as progress. Just does not add up.
Are all the class B shares convertible immediately? Having trouble with this language... are some vested for 10 years? Thanks in advance.
The Class B shares of GXII issued and outstanding immediately prior to the Business Combination (after giving effect to the surrender of certain Class B shares of GXII in accordance with the support agreement, dated September 25, 2022, among GX Sponsor II LLC, GXII, NioCorp and the other persons party thereto) were converted into Class B shares of GXII (now known as Elk Creek Resources Corp.) as the surviving entity of the merger and became exchangeable into Common Shares on a one-for-one basis, a portion of which are subject to vesting during the first ten years following the Business Combination closing date based upon achieving market share price milestones, and all of which are subject to restrictions on transfer beginning upon the closing and ending upon the earlier of (i) one year after the closing and (ii) the date on which the trading price of the Common Shares exceeds certain thresholds or the date on which NioCorp completes a transaction that results in all of NioCorp’s shareholders having the right to exchange their Common Shares for cash, securities or other property.
But, but, but……if, if, if…….behind the bush, behind the bush,
No matter how the Nioturd Cult Crew Pumper Clowns try to distort it, they’ve been and will continue to be taken to the cleaners…
When the SPAC merger closed at a net loss of $5mil niocorp tapped $15 of the available $65 million from Yorkville. Anyone else wonder why such a large amount available?? $5million settled the debt from the merger, $4million to settle Mark's debt, the rest went to general overhead I guess.
Ever since Yorkville has been receiving shares to sell, at a 10% discount, at whatever price they can. As long as they don't go below 2.14 it makes absolutely no difference to them how low the price goes. Look at the last 2 10qs for some depressing numbers.
July last year in of several batches $760,685 of the debt repaid with 166,521 shares worth of dilution. $4.57 per share.
Last December $507,123 of the debt repaid with 186,216 shares worth of dilution. $2.72 per share.
Still $3.8 million to go if they don't tap any of the $50 million they still have available. Would be done if not for Mark's loan being paid off.
So Mark got his loan paid and shareholders are still paying the price.
I thought Mark's loan was paid off. Can you explain again how Yorkville works. Thanks
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Once I put my money into a stock my early goal would be to take advantage of situations making my shares free and clear.
From your post the important information for me was $2.14 floor price of Yorkville. I need to watch whether or not this round of dilution how low pps would go.
Online trading by iPhone has made buy or sell handy once our minds made decisions.
As you could see I am no longer a buy and hold guy. But I will be once my shares become free and clear.
Calling it insider scam is nonsense, Mark bought into the company with millions out of his own pocket.
I think his confidence is dwindling though. He opted to have his $4mil loan to the company repaid with Yorkville money. There isn't a worse, more dilutive way to do this. There is a floor of $2.14 (which is a quarter of the share price at the time) in the agreement so everyone involved knew what Yorkville was going to do to the share prce. As of Feb. 13th, there is still more than $3.8 million to repay from the original Yorkville outlay. If not for Mark's loan repayment the bleeding would have stopped. Instead it's still happening at around $.23 shares in presplit numbers. That's another 1,680,000 shares.
I still can't believe he did this. I can't believe you guys aren't angry. The remaing obligation to Yorkville can be satisfied with money instead of shares...
Do you have any proofs about insiders scam???
You do understand that NB is just an insider enrichment scam.
Well you need to take into consideration the fact that NB is just an insider enrichment scheme.
Nuttin' butt.
A lot of investors here never followed the golden rules of when to sell a losing stock. There is plenty of info on the internet on what is the best strategy for dumping a loser. Niocorp is a bit iffy in that regard as the stock basically held up until the company merged with a terrible partner and it became very hard to sell your position.
LPC had stated that stock becomes free to trade tomorrow from the merger. Let us see what transpires . No clue which way Kehler and his crew decide to do. The share price is so far in the abyss that they might hold off selling.
I have zero idea how the company is surviving with a negative balance now. Wonder if Mark would be able to rekindle his lending arm. Thank God they do not have to respond till end of the year at the AGM. Heading to Neb. for a town hall dinner might not be a good idea.
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NioCorp Developments Ltd. is a U.S.-based mineral development company focused on developing several superalloy metals from the proposed Elk Creek, Nebraska Critical Minerals Mine. NioCorp plans to produce three commercial mineral products — Niobium, Scandium, and Titanium — from a single ore body in the Midwestern United States. NioCorp's Elk Creek Project is highly unique. It is North America's only niobium / scandium / titanium project. It is the highest grade niobium project in North America. It is one of the largest prospective producers of scandium in the world. Once in production, it will initiate the first production in the U.S. in decades of Niobium and Scandium. All three of the Project's proposed superalloy metals have been designed as "Critical Minerals" by the U.S. Government.
NioCorp is a publicly company that is listed on both the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "NB" and on the U.S.-based OTCQX exchange under the symbol "NIOBF." Shares are also traded on the Frankfurt Exchange, under the ticker symbol "BR3."
NioCorp Developments Ltd.—
General Inquiries:
Telephone: (720) 639-4647
Investor Relations:
Jim Sims, VP External Affairs
Phone: +1 855-2-NIOCORP (855-264-6267)
Email: jim.sims@niocorp.com
NioCorp Developments Ltd.— Denver
7000 S. Yosemite St., Suite 115, Centennial, CO 80112
Reporting Status | International Reporting: TSX Venture Exchange |
Audited Financials | Audited |
Latest Report | 2/7/20 (FOR REPORTING PERIOD ENDING 12/19) |
CIK | 0001512228 |
Fiscal Year End | 6/30 |
OTC Marketplace | OTCQX International |
SIC - Industry Classification | 1061 - Ferro-alloy ores (except vanadium) |
Business Status | Development Stage Company a/o |
Incorporated In: | British Columbia, Canada |
Year of Inc. | 1987 |
DIRECTORS AND MANAGEMENT
Mark A. Smith | CEO, President |
Neal Shah | CFO |
Jim Sims | VP, Bus. Affairs, IR |
Scott Honan | VP, Bus. Dev. & Corp. Rel. |
John Ashburn, Jr. | Vice President, General Counsel, Corporate Secretary |
CORPORATE PRESENTATION: http://niocorp.com/wp-content/uploads/NIoCorp_Corporate_Presentation.pdf
Overview of the Elk Creek Project: http://www.niocorp.com/elk-creek-project/
U.S. Geological Society description of Elk Creek Carbonatite
"The Elk Creek carbonatite, located south of Lincoln, has the potential to be one of the largest global resources of niobium and rare-earth elements (REE). These REE's have many important applications in industry, including petroleum-cracking catalysis, steel alloying, and glass polishing, and as sources of permanent magnets and phosphorus for television and lighting.
The Elk Creek carbonatite is buried beneath about 500 feet of overlying rock and is known only from drill cores, which, until recently, have remained proprietary. Scientists from the USGS and the Conservation and Survey Division (CSD) of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska--Lincoln have studied drill cores."
LINK TO CHART: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=NIOBF&p=W&yr=2&mn=0&dy=0&id=p85189412906
Website: http://www.niocorp.com
MEDIA, LINKS, SELECTED PRESS RELEASES :
http://investorintel.com/technology-metals-intel/niocorps-mark-smith-on-the-rising-global-interest-in-superalloys-scandium-and-niobium/
http://niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/299-positive-metallurgical-test-results-point-to-process-breakthrough-that-may-help-reduce-capex-and-opex-in-niocorp-s-elk-creek-project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKO2VkR2MMk&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWOHEQRzWQQ&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_earl9doNM&feature=youtu.be
http://niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/230-niocorp-named-the-top-performing-mining-company-on-the-tsx-venture-exchange-and-announces-conditional-approval-of-graduation-to-the-toronto-stock-exchange
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbEbivUi2o4
http://wallstreetanalyzer.com/niocorp-developments-tsxvnbotcqxniobf-ceo-interview-update/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R19DMe1ouqg
http://www.niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/media/197-niocorp-ceo-mark-smith-interviewed-by-bnn
http://www.niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/media/190-bold-nebraska-comments-on-the-development-of-the-elk-creek-niobium-deposit
http://www.niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/media/189-tracy-weslosky
http://www.quantumrareearth.com/press-releases/163-former-molycorp-ceo-mark-a-smith-joins-niocorp-developments-ltd.html
http://www.niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/media/183-rare-mineral-project-in-nebraska-to-bring-huge-economic-opportunities
About NioCorp
NioCorp is developing a superalloy materials project in Southeast Nebraska that will produce niobium, scandium, and titanium. Niobium is used to produce superalloys as well as High Strength, Low Alloy ("HSLA") steel, which is a lighter, stronger steel used in automotive, structural, and pipeline applications. Scandium can be combined with Aluminum to make super-high-performance alloys with increased strength and improved corrosion resistance. Scandium also is a critical component of advanced solid oxide fuel cells. Titanium is used in various superalloys and has extensive uses in aerospace, defense, transportation, medical, and other applications. It also is a key component of pigments used in paper, paint and plastics.
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