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How are those PRs working for you?
So Mark is the still majority shareholder?
Take that times 10 pre reverse split. Looks like the boys in Centennial have sold everyone out. This explains their “quiet period”. It’s time for some explanation from management!!!! They can’t hide anymore!
Break open the champagne. Oh wait, Niocorp is no where near being in the green since opening on NASDAQ
About to break into the fifty cent range, pre reverse split. Absolutely shameful on so many levels.
It appears painfully obvious that the plan is to drive this into the ground so retail investors give up and institutions can get in on the cheap.
Food for thought, if it takes over a year to perform the demonstration plant testing that was to be a few months, who really believes the mine will be built in less than 3 years? Can anyone here point to one time where the company met a timeline?
No one here can prove you wrong on that!
That is some astonishing detail. Can a mod make that post a sticky? I wish I had gone to online University of Phoenix too. Do you have any vision or advice on IBC Advanced Alloys?
Budweiser has some former executives that are looking for work. Couldn’t be any worse that what we have now. The only thing that keeps me invested in this is the gem that’s in the ground, management not so much.
I’m hoping Mark moves on soon. His track record is not very good. I would hate to see him do to Niocorp to what he’s done to IBC Advanced Alloys. Reverse 10-1 split, and has more than tripled the outstanding shares under his leadership with a share price lower than its ever been in the history of the company. I hear Mark is a nice guy, but I’m thinking he must have received his business degree online from Phoenix University.
https://www.newsweek.com/bud-light-transgender-backlash-anheuser-busch-marketing-executive-1796181?amp=1
I don’t think anyone can credit the Niocorp management for making brilliant business deals. Still no word from management on the clusterf*#k SPAC deal.
No one is holding any accountability for the delays, constant missteps, and horrid business deals. We’re into the second month since the listing on NASDAQ and still no major PR campaign. People are not perfect, but I don’t know how anyone can go on the record and say that management has performed well.
I am not the one dealing out the beating. Why don’t you reach out to the fellas in Centennial, CO and address you concerns. I don’t like this lackluster share price anymore than anyone else, but it’s high time that management address the awful deal with Dean Kehler and the countless delays.
This mine was anticipated to begin construction 8 years ago. They still need to finish the demonstration plant testing that has been over a year in the making. They need to publish yet another Feasibility Study and do the detailed engineering before construction begins. Don’t hold your breath. I’m not the one giving the beating, I’ve been taking the beating right along with everyone else here.
If you want to discuss MISINFORMATION, why don’t you start with the MISINFORMATION that has been coming from the company for nearly a decade. Why aren’t there institutions buying up these cheap shares (.63 pre reverse split)? All the cheerleaders proclaimed that it would be all milk and honey when the company entered NASDAQ. The stock has dropped over 30% since management announced the clusterf@#k deal with GXII. Institutional investment bailed out of the GXII deal. It is time for some accountability!
https://nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/news/news-articles/elk-creek-niobium-mine-could-be-operational-by-late-2016/
Gotta love promotional videos. They’ve been putting out awesome promotional content for nearly a decade now. Who remembers this gem from 2015?
https://nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/news/news-articles/elk-creek-niobium-mine-could-be-operational-by-late-2016/
That’s good, because it would be another year or two. When was the demonstration plant started and how long before the results to be published?
The company misses their timelines all the time. If that is an indication of how long construction will take (if they ever start), then no one will see it completed in their lifetime.
Yes, great DD indeed. It appears Niocorp groundbreaking is at least a year from happening…..lol
Please, for the love of God, do not give anyone investment advice.
I’m guessing they think about as much about it as the shareholders in Nebraska do. Niocorp management needs to address this soon. What was the purpose of this merger when the company gave away so much to two individuals with nothing in return? Why?!?!
I have some news for you. They don’t have any interest in making you rich. They make deals that make them a fortune and leave shareholders in the dust. Global Crossing went bankrupt and retail investors lost a fortune. The same is happening with Celularity. They’re about to be delisted from NASDAQ and they don’t have any money to pay employees so they’re laying off. Explain to the investors of Global Crossing and Celularity of how Mr. Wonderful is soooo wonderful. Get back to us and let us know what you hear.
See post #94368
Oh boy
Very smart guys, they make lots of money for themselves. They practically print money from the deals they make with virtually no skin in the game. I don’t begrudge them at all. I do resent shareholders who refuse to call for explanations from management. This deal netted retail shareholders, nothing. We didn’t receive millions of shares for bringing nothing to the table.
I can assure you, the majority of shareholders here have done much more to bring investment into the company through private placements over the past 10 years so management could continue operations and collect paychecks. What was the reward for that loyalty? A reverse stock split and awarding these two people millions of shares and two seats on the board. Don’t you feel an explanation is warranted?
You need to explain why you are constantly deflecting. Explain what is disinformation?
Fact: Dean Kehler and Jay Bloom walked into our company with nothing, they did not bring any money of financial investment into the company. Yet, they have been awarded millions of shares and two seats on the board. You do not think this bodes an explanation to shareholders? Seriously?
It’s like two shady looking people that no one knows just shows up to your party empty handed and walk away with all the beer and food. Everyone here has invested in this party and we expected it to be a grand celebration.
The only thing we know is that Mark invited them to the party. I don’t believe there’s anyone invested in this company, whether you’re optimistic or have become disgruntled, that doesn’t feel that explanations are warranted.
It doesn’t take much DD to find the history of everything these two shady characters have touched or currently have their hands in and it doesn’t look good. No one can refute that. Is there anyone here that doesn’t feel that Mark doesn’t owe an explanation to everyone?
Wow, where have you been lately?
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/early-warning-news-release-niocorp-120000271.html
Lol….what did Dean Kehler and Jay Bloom do to earn their millions of shares?!?! Scott and the rest of the team have worked their asses off and these two clowns show up with lint in their pockets. They walk away with millions of shares and two seats on the board. It’s time for some answers!
Agreed, it is so pathetic. All of the work Scott and the team has done over the years. Two vultures from Wall Street are given the red carpet (the carpet is red from the blood of retail investors) and end up with more than 500x more shares than he does! For what?!?! They brought no equity to the company, end up with millions of shares and are granted two seats on the board?!?? It would be criminal if it weren’t Wall Street.
It appears Mark betrayed his own employees and the retail holders that have been so loyal all these years. Either Mark made this horrible deal knowingly or he was completely fooled. Either way, I don’t believe Mark will have the welcome mat at the next town hall he holds in Nebraska. I’m guessing there might even be some shareholders contacting their respective senators calling for an investigation before long, if they haven’t already.
Hey, you could have made a worse investment. Just look at Dean Kehler and Jay Bloom’s other investment ventures with Global Crossing and Celularity. They make millions while the investors get their pockets picked clean. Very disappointed that management has not addressed this disastrous merger and the complete lack of capital from the “deal”. What’s really pathetic is that Dean and Jay are now on the board of directors!!!
Going back and reading these posts are pretty comical. The same players have been saying the same thing for years
“share prices go up and down. Thats the nature of the stick market“
“been buying every dip for the past 10 years, and still on the plus side making money.”
“significant news will come out this month or next.”
“The more active of negative posts the more I feel something positive coming up for longs.”
Oh boy, the institutional investors are going to be gobbling up this gem. Better guy more since this opportunity to buy at these bargain prices won’t be available for very long.
Sounds like some real genius deal…..lol
Months, that translates to years in Niocorp timelines.
Whatever, you don’t know where the pickle is, let alone the beef
Classic!…….kinda like “Stay Tuned!” Where’s the Beef!!!!! All the retail investors are getting is piles and piles of BS!!!
The institutional investors were going to be jumping in when we closed the SPAC deal, then it was the institutional investors will come when we get listed on NASDAQ, now it’s wait until we get financing? I’m guessing we won’t hear much from you towards the end of the year
Oh man, just wait until this gem gets on NASDAQ. Just wait, just wait, and wait, and wait.
Just wait until Niocorp gets on the NASDAQ. It’s been just wait for a decade. Truth is Niocorp is trading at a pathetic .68 pre reverse split. Sad, just sad
Question for you Always Optimistic. How many days has Niocorp ended up in the red vs how many days in the green since being on NASDAQ?
Yes, they are very silent. Any bets on how low the stock will go before management decides to pull the $200 million shelf? I’m guessing between $3-5 (.30-.50 pre reverse split) The next town hall in Nebraska will be interesting. I can’t wait to hear how that goes, but I’m guessing the words of Ms. Beverly Beethe (yes, she is alive and well Always Optimistic) will be echoing in management’s ear!
“The way I got treated, I hope that they don’t treat the community that way,” she said.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1512228/000153949723000119/n2574_x79-425.htm
Just wait until the stock dips to $3 (.30 at current retail investors investment price) or below and then management finally pulls the $200 million shelf registration and gives the institutions 60-80 million shares. The institutional investors will have 2-3 times the amount of shares (600-800 million shares pre split) that the retail investors will have and without any risk.
The retail investors who have shouldered the risk all these years are being screwed. I would really love to hear what the local investors in Nebraska really think now. They can’t all be a bunch of uneducated hicks that can’t figure out that they’ve been screwed over.