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Agricore the yield is in your rear view mirror, the divi will be quite a. bit lower next year (and this I expect)
Not sure about Aclara, it has fallen 4 fold since it’s recent launch with failed permissions, and yes it yields that now but presumably dividend will be lower next year. Hopefully around fair value here till gold lurches down again….
The weakness in gold and silver has baffled me. Whenever I try to investigate I just find lots of a bullish resurgence is imminent. It's been imminent for a while. However I've stuck with gold/silver equities and HOC in particular. I remember well the point it hit 90p and quickly rose to £2.50 back in 2020 I believe. What impressed me today was to realise at current prices this yields 3.95%. Given the future upside from Amarillo, Aclara as well as continuing operations in Peru there's lots to like here. Analysts see a 100% upside from here.
GLA
Treasury yields jump as strong jobs report likely to keep the Fed aggressive
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/07/08/10-year-treasury-yield-below-3percent-as-traders-look-ahead-to-jobs-data.html
" PMs have been the gift that keeps on disappointing."
as they say.... Don´t fight the FED !!
Hit strong support?
Trader, THE big support was 1790-1800 and that went like a hot knife through butter.
1670-1690 is the next key support which is also the level I last bought bullion at, I cannot believe we're likely heading back there...
PMs have been the gift that keeps on disappointing.
Well there has been a lot of theory that gold would be volatile this year before a rise at the end of the year. Currently it has hit strong support. If this support breaks the next likely drop will be to around the next support level of 1677. My alert to buy hoc at 72p got triggered today.
bounce by those who think the Dollar has peaked ......maybe it peaked on the 0.75% rate rise speculation and if the market thinks 0.5% is going to happen then Dollar might have been over bought
Speculation as to whether Japan will change course and move to an interest rate rise .... Dollar would dip and Yen would rise if so....speculation at present though
Needs the Dollar to drop - too strong
Waiting for the next FED decision at end of July
If the FED continues to hike rate and investors buy Treasuries then gold will stay poor
If inflation shows a peak with next US CPI on July 13th pressure to hike by 0.75% will recede
if we add 10% onto predicted costs for inflation we would come ut at $1500. If we sold 360koz at $200 profit that would be $72m, heaved it for taxes and other costs and turned into sterling and around £30m profit, market cap £400m PE around 13, so shares now about right price unless gold fall another $100 in which case should halve imho, or another £200 in which case profit wiped out
Without wishing to gloat, I sold out on June 16th at 110p to divert all my money elsewhere. Wasn’t planning to buy back in until an update on permit extensions, without which I don’t see how Hoc’s new Brazilian project can be adequately funded (and was slightly suspicious of recent appointment of Peel Hunt as joint corporate broker) but sub 80p is irresistible. Will possibly regret it tomorrow but I’ve been following Hochschild too long to watch this what I see as an opportunity pass by.
I also had a slurp at 97 last week thinking, "wow I didn't think we'd see those levels again"...
Just had a further buy at 79.4 to add to my 96 buy...must admit it went down quicker than I thought it might
That would be almost certainly the lowest average on here and quite possibly in whole retail market haha.
There's only so wrong that could go but I don't think any of us can call the bottom here, it's an extraordinary implosion.
Have been following this for sometime now, finally decided to jump in today at 81.6p.
The risk reward seems to be good at this level.
Also the 4% div looks like well covered