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Any idea which document that map is from? It's page 26 of something.
I am just out on Hampstead heath in the drizzle and I saw a cat bouncing, it looks pretty dead to me? Even stranger the pound here has risen by over 6% against the euro and dollar in the last year and by over 10% against the yen? It is up getting on for 15% from its dollar low and more against the yen, so where are you reading the trend is down? Not here anyway
European shares were flat to lower during premarket trading on Thursday ahead of a string of economic data reports from the United Kingdom. Traders were awaiting UK's GDP, industrial production and trade balance figures to assess the country's economic recovery from the pandemic.
Meanwhile, earnings season continued, with Deutsche Telekom and RWE the latest to report their respective results. Both companies raised their full-year outlooks as well.
The DAX and the CAC 40 were flat at 7:45 am CET, while the FTSE 100 was down 0.35% at the time. The euro rose 0.05% against the dollar, buying 1.17448.
Breaking the News / JC
Mr T - 20:21 - 'Quite so, the pound is buggered now down to 80p (actually 84.5p) agaist the euro , the UK has had it under this presentgovweernment, this is one of the main reasons the LBMA is working with the LBMA to try and avoid the effects of Basel 3!
Just taking to someone on the train this evening.... '
Buffet car perhaps? So how are we buggered at 84.5p? One could say the Euro is down to 84.5p, pretty much the strongest £ has been in last 5 years. Would you prefer parity?
Just listening to it now, the private investor bringing up the diesel fuel duty case... Is that anyone on here? Brilliant
Absolutly Cowichan, yet old Sawface want's other investors to stump up $300 million for his new projects , in the meantime Centamin is already updating and buying new plant to cope with all the extra work getting out the ore!
Quite so, the pound is buggered now down to 80p agaist the euro , the UK has had it under this presentgovweernment, this is one of the main reasons the LBMA is working with the LBMA to try and avoid the effects of Basel 3!
Just taking to someone on the train this evening and they were saying that people are really turning to physical now, although it's proving difficult to get , refiners are on long lead times and if buyers want delivery the LBMA is offereing increased premium's to price if buyers will take paper instead of actual delivery.
They reckon that the LBMA and BOE will be in trouble next year as Europe will be where the gold/PM trading will be taking place under Basel 3 regulatains.
Just a thought seeing that. It mentions the original 160 Km" area. Therefore we must assume that, as the disputed area was not offerered in the recent round of bids, then it is no longer in dispute-----------------Or if it is, then the courts will finally kick out the outstanding court case.
https://twitter.com/DonLawson_/status/1425515245016080384
Najd , Nugrus & Samyoky — look, we swallowed up all the 'currently available' land adjacent to Sukari — north, east and west — the future looks golden !
Having a look at the latest presentations of Centamin and Kirkland Lake I was struck at how variable the underground mining productions have and will continue to be - some stats:
Fosterville Underground Gold Production 2019 --> 619,000 ounces
2021 --> estimated to be 400,000 to 425,000
2022 & 2023 --> estimated to be 325,000 to 400,000
Yes, Fosterville has had crazy good average grades (variable by quarter 19g/t to 39g/t) but still a very steep decline in total ounces produced
The particularly interesting thing is that as recent as February 2020 Kirkland Lake's management had forecasted Fosterville production to continue at 600,000 ounces per year for 2021, 2022 and beyond. That misinformation had skewed their share price big time higher.
So it's not just Centamin that has 'miscalculations' downwards - turns out mining is tricky sh*t ! See page 14 here https://s23.q4cdn.com/685814098/files/doc_presentations/2020/02/BMOFEB232020BMO.pdf
Getting back to Sukari's underground I am excited to see some very good drill intercepts reported this last quarter :
46 meters @ 13.58g
49meters @ 15.25g
45 meters @ 9.84g and others.
These grades and strike lengths are quite substantial but years away from being accessed - meaning Sukari's underground is poised to ebb & flow its production long into the future.
And the more the underground extends north, south and downwards the bigger the final open pit design will grow. The share $ definitely sucks today but here's to the future!
Hopefully Tornado- will keep powder dry in case :-).
Yep added 2 tranches @ .9687 and .9668 in ISA and SIPP- was waiting for NFP last week and CPI today. May drop before Jackson Hole, but will see what happens... GLA.
I added on 97.05 into the ISA. Plenty of yummy divi in September.
PoG has reacted entirely to USD fluctuations and nothing to do with how useful gold is. We're seeing Gold go up while USD falls in forex markets. Cey remains well run, no debt and good on divis.
Bloomberg analyst - Jackson Hole likely to be uneventful. Don't expect FED to taper until January. Low for gold could be in.
Check out Tharisa, est eps 49, current sp 113,est op 246 m, current mcap 309 m.
Gold is flying.....
Well thats a thing i put a buy order on for 100k worth this morning at 1100ish at 82p, just above the p and f projection , i wonder if the broker has set up a covering trade and done it wrong .
My order was not filled ,
GLA
Same. Also Poly & HSX for me. IAG doesn't get Duty but there's a smaller EU charge I think (but I'm also trading IAG).
im long easy stock to buy and sell back to average down on love no stamp duty or fx fees one of my favs along with glen and iag
I'm not worried. I just bought more in that 11:57 dip
Interesting. It showed up in the share trades tracker on this page, but I just looked again and it's disappeared. I think likely a data reporting error or something.
must off been a big one to move it that much?
I think someone messed up. That's gonna cost them... I messed up in a similar week last week and as soon as I pressed sell I knew I typed the wrong price. I went all hot and felt sick for a minute until InteractiveInvester ii.co.uk showed it sold at best price... It shows in the trades tab on this site it was an ordinary sell and not an automated sell...?
I've been re-reading my own post trying to spot anything wrong with it. There are two things I can spot. Firstly modern central banks might be more competent and willing to knock inflation on the head early. So no 1970s style runaway.
Secondly it is possible that cryptos are not as unstable and fraud prone as I think (we simply do not have the data to judge this, cryptos are so new). We do not know if there is a direct inverse relationship between gold and crytos. I would say there probably is, but no data set can confirm this. For the moment I am HOLD on CEY and a 23% loss. Sadly I already have too much in this one sector; so I can not even consider more investment on any gold miner!. If my original post is correct then this is a BUY moment!. A risky one though!!.