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With reference to the gold price. Harry needs to actually mine a $ of the stuff before we can start basing the value of this share on the gold price.
Id hate to add up the total cash raised for this over the years for a mine which doesn't exist at the moment.
CDF1 - keep most of the cash in index linked funds in you want to go the stock route.
There are much safer bets on IAM and the main market - just look for well established companies that are temporarily having a tough time.
In regard to gold miners (not just KEFI) - the governments all over the world are printing tonnes of cash to pump into the economies. This is likely to push the price of gold to record highs in the nearest future.
If memory serves me right, KEFI was NPV-valued at about 5p purely on the basis of TK going ahead. The saudi asset looks just as good with less regulatory red tape. If (an I pray for it every night) both mines go ahead, with the updated forecast for gold prices companies like KEFI will be huge winners.
Just need some patience, some luck and balls of steel.
Aim listed non producing gold miners ? There are a number of these, and as long as you are selective, you could do well. Some fifteen years ago Centamin was a non producer.....I bought in at 6p, 12p , and 15p and in the last bull market sold at between £1.40 and £1.60 a share.....well worth the effort and patience. Kefi, with two gold projects...in Ethiopia and Saudi ha great potential
IMHO........
Thanks for the feedback Jstar - greatly appreciated.
All the best, CDF1
Thanks for the feedback DanielC43R - greatly appreciated.
All the best, CDF1
Thanks for the feedback jaskk - greatly appreciated.
All the best, CDF1
If you are looking to invest instead of having savings in the bank i would suggest you avoid AIM and certainly AIM listed, non-producing gold explorers.... This stuff should really be what i can afford to lose at the night at a casino not your savings. Get a tracker fund or lower risk things like warehouse REITs that payout 5% divis.. basically companies with actual income.
'you should not take advice from a bb' - wrt. whether or not the share is worth investing in. loose = lose.
You should not take advice from a bb. Rampers and derampers all over the place (I made that mistake and am £10k, £20k including a suspended stock, down on a £43.8k investment in the space of seven months). You have to trust yourself to do your own research (which includes reading and then trying to understand the RNS's that come out from time to time). Only invest money you would happily loose, and even some RNS's can be tripped up (Lekoil fraud Jan 20 springs to mind). I am holding here only 200k shares but at an average of 1.42p. I will be holding and hoping to double that (next year hopefully). Sorry, probably not what you expected.
Only invest what you can afford to lose, this is aim and a start up company in Africa, so definitely a risk albeit with a high reward should it come good. If you are investing more than you can afford to lose, then stick with the blue chip company’s particularly defensive plays in this environment that pay sustainable dividends. I hold some of these and it is a long term investment, ignore the noise, and verify for yourself anything said on here as there are plenty of boiler room participants that frequent these boards with a hidden agenda. Good luck.
Good Evening,
I'm fairly new to this share investing malarkey and it only came about due to shockingly low bank interest rates.
Currently invested on this share holding 50,000 with most purchased in mid March.
With bank interest continuing to fall I like all am looking for the best investment opportunities, whether that be increasing existing, or looking for new opportunities.
My current exposure to this share is limited BUT with sound advice I may look to increase.
On that basis would anyone else on here recommend this share as a solid long-term investment?
All feedback would be most valued & appreciated.
Thanks in advance.