Conico WKN: A1W2NL ISIN: AU000000CNJ3 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

bring nur mal eben ein paar pfandflaschen weg

ich habe mal für 50 € nachgekauft :-) :-) :-)

Nachkaufen ist hier der Weg

Verkauft Ihr mal alle

War doch klar , pommesbude

Auf lange Sicht wird es wieder steigen

@budgee wenn man spekuliert dann kann das öfter passieren an der Börse ist nichts unmöglich.

Zum Glück hatte ich alles verkauft und kann jetzt neu einsteigen

tja da hab ich falsch gehofft...zum Glück wurde meine KAUForder nicht ausgeführt. habe die Hälfte rausgezogen... dann bleibt ein Fuss in der Tür. Denke auch dass wg. der KE noch Zeit vergehen wird, bis es wieder steigen könnte

Also ich bin raus. Besser ein Ende mit Schrecken, als Schrecken ohne Ende. Ich glaub, das wird hier nix mehr. Sowas passiert mir jedenfalls nicht nochmal.

Danke

Zusammenfassung von Gold.invest

Conclusion: No amount of window dressing will help. Conico's results initially have the effect of a cold shower on investors and cause disillusionment. Once again, it can be painfully learned that the optics of drill cores are not very meaningful and that exploration is not a wishful thinking concert. Regardless, Ryberg's long-term prospects are fully intact and bigger than ever. This is true for the known three projects and even more so for the four new projects - and especially for the mega-project Pyramid. After the 2021 exploration, there is no longer any doubt that Ryberg is a world-class district - not just a single project. In particular, the release of the overall magnetic data with the large-scale fracture zones changes the picture in favor of Ryberg. The majors will certainly take a close look at this data. Even their geologists don't see targets like Pyramid every day. Conico may have found the key to future exploration by interpreting the deep-reaching large-scale structures from the earth's crust at Ryberg. For the Conico team, the motto now is "forget the present and look forward." Unfortunately, in the short term, it is proving to be a liabilty for Conico that the Conico Board turned down the "binding financing commitment from broker RM Capital" last fall. This financing would have injected another A$3 million of fresh capital at A$0.06 into the company. As can be seen from the quarterly report, Conico currently has around AUD 2.6 million in cash reserves. This is too little for an ambitious exploration program Ryberg deserves in the upcoming season. Conico will need fresh cash very soon, especially if, as indicated, the company starts work earlier this year. The question is not "if," but how much, from whom and at what price. The Conico Board's call is now.