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22 August 2023
Project completions –Séguéla (Côte d’Ivoire), Motheo (Botswana), Bomboré (Burkina Faso), Talison MSA (Western Australia), Cobré Ball Mill 6 (Panama), Navachab (Namibia), Sukari Paste Plant (Egypt)
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Also, it's revealing how those who offer/post zero genuine input about Centamin's business spout criticism about others 'not knowing' about Centamin
Such mucks are not investors, they are lug nuts with too big a diameter hole
Excuse me Cowichan.
Your final sentnce, are you referring to yourself and our endearing MR T ?
Thank you Cowichan very interesting!
Looks like I hit a nerve with Cowchain, and it was supposed to.
Nothing he posts impact the SP, many of us are traders and not holders, he is neither, and he cannot abide any form of comment or anyone who would dare critic his posts.
His scattergun approach is yet to provide anything to impact the SP.
Economic indicators and company RNS info, of course do, and have consistently provided the necessary SP movements and not his scattergun specutlation.
Steve
It would be naive of anyone, trader, shareholder even potential investor to think that any posts on this forum or indeed any internet forum could influence the share price of any stock, so one can only assume there must be some other reasons why any of those groups should bother to visit or contribute to any such forum.
Around a decade or so ago when Centamin was indeed going through some very turbulent times this forum was a source of information from Egypt, most of which wasn't in any of the main stream and market until the following week or later media and the forum was also a source of actual mining related and legal information from professionals who were invested which provided great help and support to members of this forum.
As you point out this forum has no effect on the share price so why should anyone visit it,possibly they just enjoy the contact, or regard it as a place to chat or vent off frustration, nothing wrong with that if it makes them feel better.
Personally I'm glad that people like Cowichan take the trouble to post information and articles such as the one on the Capital waste contract which is after all a major component of CAPEX and a major drain on profits.
Whilst I'm not denying the some of the other market influences on the share price I feel quite confident that when the Capital waste contract comes to an end it will be a great boost to market and investor sentiment generally and the share price will respond accordingly.
By the way you may find the T2W forum of interest it is more about trading than this one.
Tibbs
He must be a young man, and if so good luck to him.
To spend much of his life p$ssing into the wind is an interesting if not fool hardy strategy.
best to all~the gnome
Some other influences? These are the main one as proven all the time.
There are more traders on here than you think Mr T- they just spend their time posting all the time.
Many read it for the views on the key SP movers- eg the economic indicators and RNS comments.
Not denying the other day to day influences but in compassion they are minor a few pence here and there for anyone who wants to bother, but any as long term holder knows the really major influences on this share price have been the loss of market confidence and the huge increase in CAPX after crack in the wall forced he admission of high grading for far too long by digging themselves into an ever deeper far too small diameter hole with walls of far too steep inclination.
If and when the Capital contract is concluded then with present gold prices the full benefits of open and underground operations will be reflected in the profits which from past experience should have a very positive effect to the good on the share price.