Pathfinder Minerals Ratings

PANIC by BuyBAO on 16 Dec 2014 16:07

Price at rating: 0.85, now:

1.9 down to .6 OH shhiiiiiiiiii

BUY by Esperanza on 24 Sep 2014 09:56

Price at rating: 0.30, now:

1. The Mozambique Courts are most active between Oct-Dec in order to 'clear the desk' before their recess between Jan-Mar. We are approaching a critical period in this case and in the judicial calendar.r 2. The Presidential elections next month will bring in a new government. The current regime doesn’t really seem to want to get involved...maybe because of the Generals close ties with them. That is about to change.r 3. As soon as the Mozambique Supreme Court (cannot be appealed) recognises the UK High Court ruling, this will set-off a chain of events:r a) The Ministry of Mines will act in accordance with the ruling and release the licence directly back to Pathfinder’s ownership – not the subsidiary company supposedly taken-over by Cavaco and Veloso!r b) The UK High Courts awarded claim of £1.1 million against Cavaco and Veloso will be immediately enforced under Mozambique Law. Assets will be seized – there is no appeal.r c) Pathfinder’s lawyers will go after all connected parties for substantial damages.r 4. The share price will probably be suspended ahead of a release of the Supreme Court news and reopened a few days later with a 30-fold increase. There will be no time to jump in and ride this one upwards. You need to be in ahead of news to enjoy the ride.r All of course in my private humble opinion. You may think differently.r

Score: 45.00

BUY by LG on 06 Feb 2014 12:30

Price at rating: 0.36, now:

Normally a good news flow on this stock and with the Mozambique courts reopening at the end of February we could see some speculative buying ahead of a positive news story regarding the recognition of UK High Court ruling under Moz law.

Score: 70.00

PANIC by Steelr66 on 30 Jul 2013 01:29

Price at rating: 0.72, now:

If anyone bothered speaking with a decent lawyer in Moz, they would understand the Moz legal system is steeped in tribal jurisprudence. This is reflected very much in the appeals process. If a judgement went against Veloso in these initial substantive proceedings, his right to appeal is virtually automatic. Appeals in complex cases can take three to four years for a preliminary hearing. If anyone bothered to check the Moz appeal courts listings, they would see updates on appeals re property disputes that have been in progress for almost 10 years, & still unresolved. PFP is dead within 18 months, out of cash! Doubtful if anyone would subscribe to an emergency rights issue to fund further litigation. NYU has an online library with an excellent section on Mozambican law, process & precedents. Necessary for any investor in this unfortunate company to understand the reality of the legal process in Moz, & thus what view to take on the likelihood of a swift positive outcome for PFP.

BUY by bennion on 19 Jul 2013 11:10

Price at rating: 0.62, now:

Please see last post

Score: 93.75