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You could say that about anyone on this board including yourself. That doesn't mean I have never sold shares if I needed money to pay a bill and was short of cash. I also don't post on the message board all day long praising the company or the investment. But bashers spend an entire day bashing relentlessly. It's become their day job. Aren't you tired of it?
I am not financially profiting by helping the board focus on current financing efforts and I am not a NioCorp day trader. Doesn't apply. If your going to be transparent, ok, call out past mgt errors but then also praise current successes and achievements. They don't. I do. So I'm handing you your nose joke back.
It's so obvious the agenda of the bashers. Bash the company, the shareholders and the share price so they can confuse investors and shake them down so shareholders will sell their shares on the cheap. It's all for financial gain. Don't buy in to it the scam. Whether they are using illegal naked short selling or just scaring people in to selling, don't be fooled. Your financial health is not their concern, but, your money is. Don't let them pick your pocket. The facts speak for themselves. NioCorp is in the middle of financing negotiations with EXIM Bank and one of the Big 3 automakers. They cant spin their way out of those facts and they know it which is why they always want to talk about the past so as to keep investors focused away from current financing efforts. What a ruse.
Can't stand on the merits of a debate so you have to resort to personal attacks. The weakest position. Your agenda is so obvious.
Mgt this, mgt that. Personal attack here, personal attack there. Your issues have nothing to do with this company or this investment. Grow up!
I somehow doubt that. You have bashed this stock, its share price, this company and its shareholders to the ground since appearing in January 2023. You are no friend to NioCorp shareholders or the share price.
Wrong message board. Why don't you post on the Cellularity message board. You sound like a disgruntled Cellularity investor.
Your countless personal attacks of NioCorp investors is not taking a position. It's just a personal attack. I've explained why consolidating and moving shares from NASDAQ traded on the Worlds 11th largest exchange to the dominant NASDAQ exchange and Wolrds 2nd largest exchange in New York which trades the majority of NioCorp shares is a good business move, will likely help the share price and is likely a condition for obtaining EXIM funding. Personal attacks of NioCorp investors is not taking a position on the subject of the NASDAQ consolidation in the news today. It's just a meritless personal attack and bashing. You have no ethics.
Agree on OTC comment. Not putting a positive spin suggesting be patient. It's a literal fact that NioCorp is going through the approval process to obtain $800,000,000 in financing. It's not opinion. It's fact. Not to mention Stellantis is still on the table. Until financing comes through it may be a rocky road up the hill. That's just the way it goes and nothing we can do about it but that doesn't mean the company is sitting on their hands doing nothing. To the contrary. They are doing everything they can do obtain that loan and I would hedge to bet consolidating TSX shares to the NY based NASDAQ is all part of the loan approval process. Something JS could easily answer. Besides, didn't you say your not even invested in NioCorp?
Just followed your lead. Probably bought th's shares. LOL
Clearly GX did not work to significantly bring in more investment dollars but it did achieve one long standing goal for any company which is to get their stock up on a big board exchange. Highly doubt EXIM and Stellantis would be doing business with NioCorp on the OTC and they couldn't do business with NioCorp if its stock was based on a foreign exchange such as the TSX. EXIM Bank funding is for US headquartered companies and my guess is also US headquartered companies on a major US based exchange.
My post was neutral and not attacking. No need to threaten. Keep it professional.
You were blaming it on Yorkville now your blaming it on GX without proof. How about naked short selling. Reality is stocks go up and down. Just follow any other stock and news. Share prices go up and down, sometimes extreme ups and downs including big names. News is what always drives stock prices higher. We will get financing and there will be more news. Consolidation to NASDAQ NY is a smart business move in anticipation of financing IMO. Just be patient.
No need to get personal. It's a flaw to have the stock trading under the NASDAQ NB symbol on both the 2nd and 11th largest stock exchanges. Focus on the investment not national boundaries. I couldn't care less if the stock is consolidated in to NASDAQ Toronto or NASDAQ New York. I just want the share price to do better. With consolidation to the World's 2nd largest exchange it is a smart move because the volume will be consolidated and attract even more investors. Business move.
Move forward and focus on EXIM amd Stellantis. That is where the company has moved their attention and energy as well as the majority of investors.
These 2 major exchanges are 352 miles part. NASDAQ I believe is the 2nd largest exchange in the World after the New York Stock Exchange which is #1. The last time I checked 1 year ago, the TSX is the 11th largest exchange in the World. Consolidation is a smart business move. I wouldn't read more in to it.
Change is never easy. My guess is the transition of shares on the TSX to NASDAQ is mostly behind the scenes between the 2 exchanges. I agree this is a smart move to consolidate trading on these 2 major stock exchanges in to just 1. Curious if this is a requirement of EXIM. In any event, NASDAQ is either the # 1 or #2 trading platform in the World and consolidation will drive the daily volume higher. Overall, a little inconvenience but a smart move for the benefit of investors and likely the overall stock price not to mention avoiding any confusion in the differing currencies and pricing.
Truth and Transparency, are you a liar, a bully and a bullshitter? Most would agree the answer to that question is a resounding yes.
Your attempts at labeling, ridiculing and bullying NioCorp investors, trashing this project and attempts to stop this mine from being built will not work.
Good try basher!
Truth and Transparency, are you a liar, a bully and a bullshitter? Most would agree the answer to that question is a resounding yes.
Your attempts at labeling, ridiculing and bullying NioCorp investors, trashing this project and attempts to stop this mine from being built will not work.
Good try basher!
Now all those wealthy Canadians can pile all their money in to NioCorp shares. You just made LCP's day!! LOL
So true. These clowns are messing with a bull. Could definitely use some more makeup.
I agree. It's a rocky road on the way to the top of this mountain. That's life.
It's so obvious the bashers don't want to see this project succeed. I am sorry to report that based on what we know so far, there is a good likelihood, (no guarantee) they will proven wrong and the mine will be built on Mark Smith's watch. Sorry to say for all the Mark Smith bashers out there. From what I have seen of Mark Smith, he is not one to quit. I am not saying I am happy waiting 11 years for financing or that all of the decisions in the past turned golden. Just saying, this particular CEO is very dogged and will not stop until he gets full funding for the mine. Unfortunately, dilution is the temporary cost of keeping the company afloat until they secure full funding. I don't think it is unusual for companies building a big project to incur a lot of debt as they build the company. No company starts profitable. There are going to be expenses along the way until the company builds their project and starts selling. That's just the way it goes. For all start up companies regardless of whether it's a mine, a tech company, an airline, a restaurant or a grocery store. That's one persons opinion on the matter. Take it or leave it.
Antler, your stating fact. Not sure why the bashers are so mired in the past which can't be undone no matter what they say. It's just griping but doesn't change the current facts on the ground which is that NioCorp is engaged in obtaining financing with EXIM Bank and Stellantis. Those 2 facts are indisputable. Is there a guarantee that they will obtain financing from either entity? No. But, there is no reason to believe at this juncture that they can't until proven otherwise. Even if they weren't able to obtain financing from EXIM (in particular because of the size of the loan $800,000,000), it does not wipe out the value of the rich mineral reserves under the ground in Elk Creek NE that are just waiting to be harvested to fuel the prosperous EV revolution. Morgan Stanley had it right. Govt has finally arrived and sees the value in supporting and funding mines for the health of the new economy and defense. That is an indisputable fact and NioCorp is riding that wave. Regarding the current share price, it;s likely Yorkshire selling shares which is not an indication of retail support for the project. If and when NioCorp obtains financing, there influence on the share price will no longer be relevant.
I don't take your opinion to mean anything at all. Just costic babble. You were so pleasant in your posts during the day today but have gone from exchanging rational comments with other posters during the day to devolving in to a dark mood at night making cruel, abusive and irresponsible comments. This is not the first time. You might consider laying off the sauce. It will do you and your brain a whole lot of good to take a hiatus not to mention those who have to read such toxic and poisonous language on this message board. Keep it professional!
I think we've already wasted a decade or more of our life but that's JMO. Now, so many of us are so deep in to this investment (both time and money) that I feel it would be ridiculous to bail now, especially being on what looks like the cusp of financing. To make up for loss of revenue and time, I have somewhat equally weighted investing in both NB shares and NIOBW warrants on the prospect that the warrants will be exercisable when the share price blows past $10.25 (the exercise price). To answer your question, if a PR came out that NioCorp reached an agreement to receive $800,000,000 or more in financing from EXIM, I would expect the first day following the announcement that the share price could spike to $30-$40 (maybe more) because this investment has been wound so tightly for so many years and it's been waiting for big financing news. I also think we have many many people sitting on the side lines who we are not aware of and who may not post who would like to jump in but are just waiting for the right timing to buy shares. After it hits those share prices, I expect the share price to settle down to $20-$30 and then maybe start to float down but stay above $17-$18/share until the next news cycle. This is a big mining project and likely has many years beyond the anticipated 35 year mine life to expand drilling to greater depths and for the company to acquire more land for drilling in this massive mineral reserve. Don't bank on any share price estimates I just wrote though. These are just my opinions and these estimates are not guaranteed. They are just one persons opinion.
Walter, when is your Belgium meeting?
That's a bit extreme in my opinion but I would agree it has been a hell ride. I think everyone hangs on because they must feel NioCorp will get the financing. The issue isn't so much if but when. Best to have a strong stomach as Walter mentioned.
Is it your expectation that funding for the FS will come from a Stellantis equity purchase? Additionally, why has it taken so long for the Stellantis deal to come together?
Your not answering my question. If $7,000,000 bridge financing is being used to pay debt service but NioCorp needs $12,000,000 for a FS study, where is that money coming from?
Are you suggesting that Stellantis may help fund the FS with an equity purchase?
If that's the case, then I don't see EXIM closing in June but maybe Stellantis.
Please share your thoughts.
Well getting clear information from the company has not always been clear so I wouldn't be surprised if both were stated.
Can you confirm what monocle wrote that to finish the revised FS, NioCorp will need $12,000,000. If the $7,000,000 is a bridge loan and it is only enough to cover expenses and debt payments, where is the $12,000,000 going to come from to finish the FS?
Thanks Gman
Walter, I don't recall NioCorp stating they need a revised FS for EXIM loan. Maybe I missed that communication. Where did you see that? Re Stellantis, I can't see NioCorp issuing an off take for REE's that don't appear in a FS. Maybe you can bring more clarity to this subject. Additionally, if the revised FS costs $12,000,000 and they only get bridge financing for $7,000,000 how can NioCorp close either deal with EXIM or Stellantis assuming June is the month (speculation)?
Thx th
Where do you see the share price going if EXIM approves the loan?
Interesting. I wonder who comes up with these financing deals. The latest one is very complicated and would seem like it would require the knowledge of a CPA.
Thanks for clarifying. Warrants are like options to buy NB shares at a certain price. Please remind me what the exercise price is for NIOBW warrants.
I agree. I don't understand why they provided warrants. They could easily have just provided them with NB shares. Trying to figure what's in it for NioCorp and the financier to issue warrants instead of NB shares.
Not sure what is going on behind the scene but am hopeful this temporary financing ties them over until they get approved by EXIM. I agree on Stellantis, they will need a FS for a REE off take but Stellantis doesn't need a FS to provide NioCorp equity financing such as purchase of the $200,000,000 shelf registration as they expressed a possible interest in providing equity in their PR in addition to a REE off take. Maybe the strategy for NioCorp is get the loan from EXIM and use part of that money to finish the FS. Hard to say.