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Can anyone explain why the share price has collapsed so dramatically?
These shares were listed on the FTSE back in October at around 480p.
Current price = 290p.
The last results did not look too bad to me, but I must be missing something!
market? the SP has to go up or down and the latter is more likely on the LSX :)
Looks like the new safe haven is bitcoin.
I was in Yamana for quite a few years the last time it was listed in London. It was a great company and I thought it was an excellent investment with a rising dividend, but there wasn't enough volume and so they de-listed from the London exchange. I found it odd that British fund managers wouldn't buy into a great company like this.
It isn't just odd, it is suspicious. There is a definite anti-PM stocks bias.
Kirkland Lake was another great company. I was in that one too when it was listed on the London exchange, but it de-listed for the same reason. When it de-listed, I sold. Kirkland Lake is now famous a s 50 bagger, so not only did I miss out, but so did the British fund managers - why didn't they buy what was obviously a great company, why was there no interest?
When I say "There is a definite anti-PM stocks bias" - I think it is more than that. I will say no more, but for those who know - they know.
Thanks for the information Noel.
I still can't get my head around the sharp price fall in this company.
On 15th Oct 2020 AUY's sp was 480p - Gold was c$1950.
On 2nd Mar 2021 AUY's sp was 290p - Gold was c$1740.
So while Gold fell 10.7% - AUY dropped by 39.5%.
Trading on the LSE has been poor, but much of that, I think is due to brokers not recognizing the UK listing and forcing investors to buy on the Canadian exchange. The London and Canadian exchanges prices are basically the same, just in different currencies, so AUY must have dropped by nearly 40% in Canada too.
I do not know of any other major gold producer that dropped by such a large amount in that period, and as far as I could see - on no bad news!
And with the potential of the Mara project (56% interest) the price fall is even more difficult to understand.
Nice to see a bit of a rise today, but sadly only 8 trades so far. Hoping for more to come.
Minutes after my last posting - gold and silver prices - lift off!