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You bet everyone 12 years ago we were on the one-yard line and going in for the score. Are you a paid shill for the company. You sure act like it.
The BOD should make lebby stay at an EconoLodge and the bearded one should have to sleep in a tent outside the venue. As long as timelines are missed, the perks are missed as well. Lebby should be removed if he has nothing to offer in May. Business is business and being a geek is being a geek. Get me a dealmaker ASAP.
You and the other guy are 100x worse than TP.
This stock has Covid.
You might be a tad off there. I can see why he is at the conference though. San Diego is a nice place to be any time. Wonder if he drags along stuttering John or does he just demand to go.
Boring.
Another creeper on the board.
If the company does not produce anything in 2024, the new hiring spree looks a tad foolish.
Makes sense that Niocorp common stock has no relation to the warrants.
Remind me to never hold the same stock as you.
Does the used car salesman's second home count as a physical asset. Probably the only transaction that management has made in 12 years.
Very good post Scope and a realistic point of view.
You were on the one yard line with your weasel friend marcelli 12 years ago. Your track record is worse than anyone ever on this board.
Mark Smith has a serious credibility issue. It is a shame because the last quarter report was very good indeed for the company. Surprised there was no buying but the state of the engineering division and his comments were a bit puzzling as to what will happen going forward.
I do not believe this is dead at all. I think the science is golden but the top of the food chain at the company has been horrible since day one. Lebby has given us the best chance at succeeding but he is not the one I want for making deals. He is much better suited in the lab on a full time basis. JMHO and I could be dead wrong. I know I was dead right on the previous two CEO's.
Not defending Ted in the slightest. Most posters here spend more time worrying about this guy than what the stock is doing. The share price is nose diving again and the manipulation goes on daily but no one holds Lebby and that stooge Marcelli accountable. We have had two awful CEO's prior to Lebby and he is turning out to be of the same cloth.I do not give a **** if TP posts a 1000 times a day. Just put him on ignore and use your time to start writing emails to Lebby and explain what is taking so long. Since 2022 AGM, one suspect deal and more missed timelines. He stinks as a CEO.
Lebby is an academic trying to run his first public company. On the science end, he is getting high marks. On the business end, he has not managed shareholder expectations and is in the wrong position. Stick him in the bullpen, get rid of the CFO and let us get on with creating shareholder value. These yearly around the world tours have produced nothing for shareholders. The Vulcan has enough awards that are hand picked for him. Enough is enough.
Check out some of your posts. The predictions you made make X's look good. The pumpers here are worse than TP.
You are an utter fraud. What happened to 'things are about to get crazy in here" and the 1000 other predictions that have gone by the wayside. I am beginning to think you are either on a pumper's payroll or the company one. You should be ashamed of yourself.
Here is something off the wall. How about the Belgians selling LWLG and backstopping NB because they are in a world of hurt and need buyers to counteract Yorkville. Walter's crew has a nice score here because they own this near zero and their investment in Niocorp is heading into scary territory. I have seen stranger scenarios than this train of thought.
Thank you for the explanation. One thing that would puzzle me though. For this situation to occur, Yorkville would start selling shares that they did not own but they are under agreement to take delivery of shares from Niocorp at a set time and price. What would happen if there was an agreement between EX-IM that came out in the interim and they are caught dead with short shares. Does NB place shares with them at a set price anyway.
These agreements are awful for retail shareholders because you are left in the dark. ATM financing is a much better approach but I do not think anyone at the company has the skills to implement them. You would need someone with expertise.
I understand they get stock at a discounted rate but what are they selling if they do not own any. Why doesn't Niocorp just sell stock into the market on their own.
I am not having a meltdown in Niocorp. I am without a position at present. I am having a meltdown in LWLG though and readily admit it. Thought either Nio or LWLG would hit it big for me and as of yet, nothing to show for it.
Can you explain how Yorkville makes their money. I know they would like to purchase the most amount of shares possible and that means a lower price but how do they get to that level. Aren't they forbidden to be able to short the stock. Also, the GX merger was a travesty. If Niocorp received access though to the entire amount of say 285 million, how do they access that capital? I just believed that the market cap.would be much higher.
No poster is causing this selloff. This is the result of terrible management decisions and missed timelines. Where it all ends is anyone's guess. Be nice to know how much cash they have on hand at the moment. I am guessing next to nothing.
I just figured you were in a meltdown. I know I would be if I was superlong this stock. .234 cents 11 months after the merger with a great group of people who had investor's best interests at heart. How there has not been a change at the top is beyond me. You might be better off with the GX hyenas running the show.
Never presume anything AO but I have never shorted a stock since I retired from being a trader and that was 21 years ago. Shorting was common practice when you were a trader or equity specialist. I was both over my 25 year career.
I wonder how many days a month the Vulcan takes the starship to Colorado for actual work and how many days he tours the galaxy with Jose and his lapdog Astro believing he is the chosen one.
This is the type of response I expected from you with the share price in the abyss.
How many shares do you own? I remember you saying that if you dumped your position out, it would cause pain for Mark. I think that time has come and gone.
I now need a translator for this post as well. The Europeans have invaded this board as we sink farther into the abyss.
No one knows how the LPC deal works. I trust Hunter Biden more than the CFO. When all is said and done, the picture of them wiggling their slimy hands at the ringing of the bell was the best get out of the stock signal you could have ever had.The Vulcan got too close to the greaser and was coated in slime. It never wore off.
It looks like the bad boys want to take us to the woodshed now. Seeing this drop under 4 soon will be a shock to the system. There is no premium built into the share price now and speculation is zero. Thank the Vulcan for not knowing what a CEO's responsibilities are. He lives for the conferences around the globe and the adulation of his nerds and Euro fan base.Can you imagine if the stock price is around 2.50 come the AGM. 50-50 he won't show and then X and Proto can conduct the meeting.
I believe LWLG would be doing better if TP was running the show. Cannot do any worse.
You are correct and since then the Hindenberg has crashed. I blame the ****heads from Blackrock and Vanguard more than anyone else.
Is this post in Swahili?
LWLG and Niocorp are different stocks but same type of CEO. Failed to deliver on timelines and credibility of both are very suspect. Both CEO's I believe know each other and the companies are near each other in Colorado. Niocorp is on fumes and LWLG has cash are the only differences. All you have to do is look at the charts and see the similar downdrafts.
Lebby is batting a whopping .000 in managing shareholder expectations since the uplist. Does this company ever need an activist shareholder group to come in and clean house. He has never managed a public company and it is now showing. There is no harm in putting him in the CTO role. The money has been made strictly by the BOD and management. Unless you sold much higher, most shareholders here are in the red. Not too late to get a business guy in to right this listing ship.
The stock had far better liquidity when it was pre-Nas. Investors could afford to play with a 80 cent stock than an 8.00 one post split. If the Stellantis news had come pre-split, it would have rocketed the stock to new highs. Post-split, institutions and investors took a pass for various reasons. I am still in disbelief though how far we have dropped.
Opens up 5 cents today on nothing. A massive turd. Get rid of Marcelli.
He has been doing that for ages. I think there is something off with him.
Has Lebby ever run a public company and been responsible to shareholders?
How did Vanguard ever pay so high for this POS is beyond me. The BOD cashed out on some of their options at close to the high and then it dropped like a rock never to recover. Smart move on their part.
KCC, you seem to be moving the goalposts back 6 months at a time now. No harm no foul but from a credibility standpoint, you are losing Tier 1 status. There are maybe 5 posters that bring serious value to this board and you are one.
1)Lewrock
2)the new guy
3)Marco
4)KCC
5)TP- do not read him but he has not been proven wrong yet.
You have him on ignore and yet you respond to everyone of his posts.