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Not sure where the support comes in but volume is picking up to the downside.Under 3 is a very good possibility in the near future. To some here, it is a positive to get in cheaper. To the other 99% of sane shareholders, this is becoming alarming and Lebby=Marcelli. Never thought we would be under 4 again but now I am worried 2 will be in the picture unless Steve Jobs pulls another stunt like last year.
One thing to mention as well is these guys are up there in years. A buyout would certainly fit the bill and retirement would be in their best interests.
I do not think the AGM crowd is going to buy his song and dance this May. Need something concrete to lay out and if not, the stock could easily drop 50% over the summer. Most here are tapped out and suffering major losses. If you have major bucks, you can income average or buy on margin.
The wink, smile to X and his misfits and the idiotic hand gestures won't cut it anymore. Get rid of the Steve Jobs ensemble and start getting revenue.
Who knows what we will get. He has been at the helm for 7 years and still we wait. He has done a ton on the science end and should be commended. On the business side, he takes no interest in improving shareholder value and the only money coming in is the idiot COO using LPC to knock the price down to raise funds. Dilutes the stock as well as giving MM's a heads up on where the price is going short term.
Belgians celebrate a hero weekend. CEO's of Niocorp and Lightwave receive the royal treatment for these accomplishments:
Since joining the esteemed NAS LWLG -65% Nio -72.6% . In the meantime, they have realized close to 300 million in profits using gimmicky accounting. Good things!!!
Packing to the CTO role is where he should be. No harm in that and he will get the credit if a deal is done. This manipulation has to stop. Giving the company a bad reputation.
idiot
Stock is down 64.9 % since joining the NAS. That is a disgrace to shareholders. Lebby should be sent packing ASAP as the stock is tanking almost on a daily basis. Wish it was not true but numbers do not lie. He has let the stock price be manipulated and one nothing about it. No excuses now, he should be sent elsewhere in the company.
I must admit the credibility of this company is long gone. The science is amazing but the business side needs some new blood.
Shitcan the COO and send Lebby full time to the lab. There has to be someone out there that can start making deals. Lebby is a nice guy in a job not suited for him.
I believe this is his first rodeo as CEO of a public company and he has JM as his second in command. What could possibly go wrong.
If this was a regular company, you would be selling hand over fist at the moment. LWLG is not a regular company though and a PR of great news should drive it up. After next month though, the long summer might crucify retail holders. Pitchforks are going to be out with shareholders at the AGM though. Flying in from all over and spending a lot of money to hear nothing concrete from management should spark some nice dialogue and some rotten eggs flung on the stage.
This is brutal.
no one cares
You price at the close of trading will be converted into US dollars before the next day opening. That is solely my opinion. Best you call your brokerage house to verify.
I would guess his shares would convert to the OTC on a currency calculation.
Conference after conference by management plus meet and greet with the Euros. End result so far is the stock price is down 26% since the first of the year. That is called reality.
That is great news.
And the stock price is near 52 week lows. Stop worshiping these CEO's like they are rock stars.
Did Lockheed discontinue their contract with IBC? I thought the company was teeming with business.
Wait till the AGM . That is what counts as he has to deal with angry shareholders. The way this stock is acting it could be fun if we are below 3 and he has to stand up there with stuttering Jim and make excuses. Seven years on his watch and zippo to show from a revenue perspective. Last year does not count as that was a made up deal. Cannot see going thru this same ****show next year. Even the pro-Lebby crowd will turn on him if we see no deals.
You truly are clueless.
AO- do you think management is the main culprit for the share price dropping to a price of 23.5 cents pre-split or is it shareholders who supported the company for close to a decade and got rewarded by getting a SPAC deal shoved dow their throat costing them untold paper losses. I brought in a ****load of investors for management and they know it. In the end, it did not work out but it is the way they went about it that is just awful. Tell me where is all the institutional money flowing in as the price keeps dropping. You think any of them read this second rate message board before investing.
Management gets paid nice salaries to get the job done. When it came down to crunch time, they settled on a garbage deal that backfired on everyone. No one lost their job and they even got raises in the process. You on the other hand got slaughtered but are too blind to see it. This is a public message board and everyone has the right to their opinion.
Did Lebby state that we are in talks with over 40 parties or was that a typo?
Traders trade. I have not made a trade in Nio for quite some time and IBC is tumbleweeds. Not sure why traders get a bad name. I held the majority of Niocorp for close to 9 years without touching it. I would call that investing.
You must read this board 24/7 . Either you dabble in meth or you are an insomniac. Take a step away from the board.
Refer to post 87758. I did exactly that and explained my reasons. Conversations with Mark and Jim were the main reasons I was bullish so long.They came across and honest and trustworthy. May of 2020 was when some of us started having reservations about the investment. Still held on till I saw that things were not right.
Niocorp was always a gamble with the amount of money to raise.My bigger issue was how they could not get IBC going with all the business coming in. That one baffles the mind. I hold shares presently in the company.
Maybe we are the same person as some have suggested. I concur with 100% of your thoughts although I did sell our entire position before the merger. Made one foray back into NB and got run over for my troubles. When you get predators like LIND and Yorkville involved, it is hard to guess where and when they stop. That is why I will not step back into the waters unless the stock crashes and I find a nice opening for a trade.
AO-please do not respond. Get some sleep.
Investor fatigue,company selling of stock, and black cats on the message board are the perfect remedy for a lower price. I was getting bullish after the OFC but that was quickly stamped out by the price going lower. The more Lebby speaks, the worse the stock price. We do not know what Marcelli is doing with LPC at the moment(love to know that deal) and the tech market has rolled over.
You are an annoying poster but no one can dispute your questions.
You have been here for less than three hours and you are making X bearable.
No one gives a **** where you buy stock. You have been buying since 10 and you are still up zillions. Must have the same playbook as Walter's crew.They are going to be billionaires in the near future as the stock prices of Niocorp and LWLG trend into the abyss. Good times.
Do you think Marcelli is using LPC at this moment to raise funding for the company. The Vulcan speaks and Marcelli sells.There is no reason to see the stock price at these levels after Lebby has spoken at two conferences and then a meet and greet with Ferrari salesmen. Something is amiss. MM's must know when LWLG needs funding. This way of doing so should cease.
Marcelli is a cancer to the company and Lebby is an accomplice by keeping him on.
Vein, you gotta go. Time is up. I cannot bear to watch X berate you. There is no joy watching a narcissist picking on the lame for personal enjoyment.
Looks like Mark and the Vulcan inspired the troops over the weekend. Both stocks are in the gutter.
People that need to go:
Marcelli
X
Proto
Vein
Astro
TP
Me
Spartex
Belgians
Lebby is exiled to the CTO role.
You are worse than he is.
When it breaks 52 week lows, you will tell everyone that you sold at 9 dollars a share and then the Belgians will tell us that they are up 400 million on their investment. One big vomit bag.
I hope this comes to fruition. Hopefully Lebby can answer some tough questions at the AGM. His pass has been revoked and he will need to apply for a new one.
AO- you are beginning to clutter the board with your posts. While they are informative, the fixation to reply to every post can cause undue stress.
Was there a Q&A after his presentation?
AO, they should have never been involved with GX from the start. Someone got some very bad advice.
Some investors assume that was the reason for most of the money being returned but there is no proof of that. GX was the worst possible partner the company could have chosen yet they decided to go ahead and do the deal. The biggest decision in the history of Niocorp and it was a flop. You give credit to management when they do something good but make excuses when they **** the bed.
Mark Smith would agree with me on this count. He demands perfection. Close to 13 months since the deal consummated. Shareholders have no idea where the company stands on anything (FS,Stellantis,EX-IM). Still waiting on Lender A to come out of the closet with an announcement. A lot of unknowns. The only thing known is Yorkville is bankrolling the company and retail is paying the price, Institutions are playing a waiting game as to whether this project is a go. Mark pulled his credit line quickly and that was a concern. I did not blame him at all.
When I was in contact with the company, I was told Lockheed basically held the company hostage as their sole supplier for the camera stabilizer. Not sure who Lockheed will use in the future but I never thought this contract would end. I am not on speaking terms with management anymore because of the crap that has transpired in Niocorp. Just have lost faith in the team and that is a shame. Very nice guys at the company but we got hosed in the SPAC deal.
I did yesterday. Does that mean their relationship with Lockheed is ending?
I remember someone buying 30,000 shares at 1.45 pre World War 2.
20 million shorts is a fairy tale. That will disappear in the dark pool world if this dog****company ever signs a major deal or is on takeover alert.