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And nothing wrong with a 6% dividend yield at 9c and can only get better if a special dividend is paid in the next 6 months. No doubt the interim results will give us some guidance about where we are headed up to 31 December. Bring it on !
Before setting any horizons possibly better to hy not wait until after
NOTICE OF INTERIM RESULTS
Centamin will announce its interim financial results for the six months ending 30 June 2021 this Thursday, 5 August 2021.
WEBCAST PRESENTATION AND CONFERENCE CALL
The Company will host a webcast presentation and conference call to discuss the results at 09.30 BST on Thursday, 5 August 2021. A replay will be made available on the Company's website.
Webcast link: https://www.investis-live.com/centamin/60ded8e70ed69a0a00290d6e/nvms
Conference call dial-in telephone numbers:
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The word around Kalgoorlie watering holes ...
best
the gnome
The good Professor (KEY NOTE SPEAKER) has predicted a gold price of ....
Professor Goldin ( former vice-president of the World Bank) , warned Australia that its sabre-rattling was a mistake and would continue to escalate tensions between Beijing and Canberra., delivering the keynote address at the Diggers & Dealers mining conference in Kalgoorlie, said he was bullish about the gold price given the pandemic, the threat of a new Cold War and as central banks continued to print money as part of stimulus packages.
âMy own view is it stay around $US2000 an ounce,â he said. âI do think gold will hold its own.â
Perth Mint recorded demand from customers looking to store wealth in 2020-21 with gold, silver and platinum worth close to $6 billion now stored in its vaults...
and on goes the show.
the gnome
$105m is 9cents, unless gold and hence profits suddenly soar.
The company has stated that the dividend for 2021 will be 9c equivalent to $105m so lower your horizons
Sorry but Fridays close was 107.05.
The dividend is 15c which is 11p. The share price is ÂŁ1.06 so the dividend yield is more than 6.5%
10.2% more like.
Vettel disqualified from Hungarian GP , promoting Hamilton to second.
Reason for the disqualification was that Vettel had less than the required amount of fuel remaining in this car after the race.
More championship points for Lewis.
Major European stock markets registered gains ahead of the session on Monday in expectations of the release of July data reports on manufacturing. Germany, the United Kingdom and the European Union will release manufacturing PMI reports shortly after the opening bell.
The DAX and the FTSE 100 rose 0.55% at 7:38 am CET. The CAC 40 gained 0.58%.
Both the euro and the pound stood flat against the dollar selling at 1.18717 and 1.39064, respectively.
Breaking the News / ND
Well we are nearly all locked up, locked out, or about to be at thought of a cough. The larikin charactor of Australia has left the isle, all in a few years. Our magnificent political leaders have again deferred to the ultra-cautious health advice, based on epidemiological modelling, which none of them understand, and the modellers themselves do not have enough robust inputs to get any meaningful result out, but on we go, we know not where?
But wait, there is an ever green bud appearing, and is the DIGGERS AND DEALERS Coneference (Swim through?) in Kalgoorlie. The guest speaker is Professor Goldin (Oxford), In 2014 Professor Goldin famously predicted that a pandemic would be the most likely cause of the next financial crisis...a sobering topic, but I doubt it will curtail alcohol consumption
For those wishing to attend, virtually
https://www.diggersndealers.com.au/
What is consumed apart from an astounding lot of nonsense and hype ...?
700 kilograms of beef
300 kilograms of lamb
8,000 bread rolls
400 loaves of bread
50,000 pastries
20,000 cold ****tail finger foods
4 tonnes of fruit and vegetables
John Langford, the organiser of the 2017 conference, said the three-day event was "bigger and better" than ever.
He said the event, which ships food and 1,560 bottles of wine almost 600 kilometres inland from Perth, was a logistical challenge.
Transport:
2 refrigerated semitrailers
2 equipment semitrailers
A 100-seater jet
A 50-seater bus and a 25-seater bus
I expect the skimpies will all be wearing masks, and the MandA teams will be in full swing
Good luck to us all
the Gnome (attending virtually)
Hi Cowichan - Indeed far too big a question for any of us to answer.
The boasts of heraldry
The pomp of power
For all that beauty and all that wealth er gave
Await alike the inevitable hour
The paths of glory lead but to the grave.
Hi Rebess,
Waxing philosophical on a Sunday are we?
Your question is far too big for any of us to answer, I think. Perhaps a poem on the subject of life being unfair, the things that are more important than money, etc....
I'll leave it to Tennyson & Keats to answer!
The reason they prefer to cull Badgers is their urine and the droppings spread TB to cattle, and at ÂŁ2000 per cow and the herd culled ,plus loss of milk for months = no income.
Hay and silage are ok hay being dried in strong UV light and silage ,the fermentation process kills all.
My position is a reflection..
I have a decent portion on the cards but I fear the gaping door will have closed somewhat by the time Iâm in receipt.
Oh well, such is life.
I like cows and cheese
Problem is that so many of the farms are actully owned by big conglomerates with accountants in charges , james Dyson, yes that stinker who supported Brexit and is producing his overpriced products in India, he owns lot's of farms in the UK now!
Ther way some of the animals , especially cows are treatedt in the UK farming and food industries is appauling , unbeleivable cruety to save a few pence here and there!
Not asking much really to let them see and taste grass really is it?
If I had some spare cash I would by some more CEY but I am all in, more then is prudent.
I am the equivalent of the chap at the roulette table with the big pile of chips on red.
Something to ponder for a quiet Sunday: - With the rich getting richer faster than at any time in history and the poor getting poorer, what happens when they've got it all? - This is the unstoppable direction of travel that now prevails. - The bad-guys are winning and they are going to win. It will be Gold, Silver and Bronze for the bad guys. What can anybody do? - Thoughts anyone?
Centamin offers plenty of all-round value to UK share investors. The gold producer trades on a forward price-to-earnings growth (PEG) multiple of just 0.6. The FTSE 250 stock also company carries a mighty 6.5% dividend yield too.
But I wouldnât buy Centamin just because I think the outlook for gold prices remains pretty enticing. Iâd load up on the mining share because of its ambitious plans to raise production. It plans to produce up to 500,000 ounces of gold per year from 2024. By comparison, output of 400,000-430,000 ounces is tipped for this year.
I think this is a top stock to buy, despite the threat that gold prices could come under pressure if central banks taper their monetary support quicker than anticipated.
https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/07/31/4-of-the-best-cheap-uk-stocks-to-buy-in-august/
Every investor is being milked by computer these days.
When and will Fiat Gold be removed is important.
The Institutions Big Money earner.
The badger is removed from the TB equation as will fiat money some day????
Farmers ALWAYS worry about their profit. Most around these parts keep their cows shut up in massive sheds and the fields are cropped for silage several times without a cow setting hoof in em. The cows are milked by computer operated parlour when the animal feels the need and farmer Giles doesn't have to get his hands dirty. Now that's progress?
Yes Red Sparrow your post was far more interesting tho my understanding is why badgers are on this board is the inverse geometric correlation between their numbers and the price of gold. Goldâs alpha relates to badgersâ beta, the relative risk to badgers around here is greedy farmers, badgers numbers go down as they illegally cull them when food prices go down and they worry about their profit, food prices going down is deflationary, however as Sunshine Gold says â Gold is neither a perfect inflation nor deflation hedge. Its price also depends on the market sentiment and risk aversion â; when badgersâ risk aversion exceeds the marketâs risk aversion gold should rise and vice versa. It is highly complex, but as Andrew MaGuire says gold should always go up, the corollary of which is badgersâ numbers go down, except both donât. Maybe the absence of badgers in Egypt has something to do with it, or maybe some long range ones secretly burrowed under the Sukari wall and brought it down, hoping to increase their numbers. A fruitful subject of research and badgers are v worth of being included on this board, ad the price of old cars etc and all that affects the gold price and our beloved Centamin. Thanks RedSPARROW and a great weekend all