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Now we know why the share price increased so rapidly, most definitely a leak by those close to the action, AIM corrupt as ever.
RNS reads well in my opinion. I’d like to think we will be blue again today. Things are getting better, GLA
Bonus!
We're on our way team !!!
http://newsfile.refinitiv.com/getnewsfile/v1/story?guid=urn:newsml:reuters.com:20210610:nRSJ4263Ba&default-theme=true
ok cheers impecunous2
i didnt know about the costillo chap and his asset grab agenda,similar to colombia then
i'll stick with he1 then,although its in a dodgy place,but the drills only a week or three away,so not long of a wait
gl
Hi, Troajan, once more
Hochschild, cont'd.
Two of its three operating mines are in Peru (the other being in Argentina). So the reasons for the recent fall in the share price are: (i) Covid, Peru has the highest death rate in the world; and (ii) politics, it looks as if this Jeremy Corbyn figure, Pedro Castillo, is about to be elected as president. He has promised to nationalise all mines, which I think we may assume, would be detrimental to the hoc share price.
Political risks are the kind of thing that keep one awake at night; one has to do a lot of research to understand them, and events move fast. Australia, Canada, the EU and the US are the safest places to invest.
Best wishes
Hi, Troajan
I'd forgotten about Hochschild, until you reminded me. Technically, a buy at 155, and if that's broken, at £1 or thereabouts (which was the bottom in March last year). But you'd have to check the fundamentals; my memory is that there was some problem with the end of life (but don't we all have this?) of one of their mines. The hoc billboard on lse was informative when I last looked at it, six months ago.
Director buys and sells should certainly be watched. Eduardo Hochschild's timing has been excellent in the past.
charts?
from 2011 to around 2 years ago.
every mining comps,been in meltdown,in that bear market chaos
the tides turned.
on rising inflation.
anyway,charts....as hoc bottomed on the 3 month?
Hi, Copperman
I was a chartist in 1976, when I worked for Bob Beckman (who was quite wrong about property prices, but whom I remember with great affection; beneath a cynical exterior, he concealed a kind heart); and in answer to your question, there's a lot of support at 0.75, if we ever fall that far, which we won't.
Best wishes
Hi, Prophet @9.49
I think this is quite a good joke (and wish I'd got there first). On this occasion, I agree with Mr Positive; on the other hand, BSG is right to say that there will be further fund raises, and therefore dilution. But this is not a problem; I've seen it all at Metal Tiger and GGP. The share price falls by 20%, then staggers sideways, then recovers. So what does it matter?
Any good technical analysts here? What do the charts say? Short term share price predictions, resistance levels etc.?
Yes please read last RNS exciting busy June 2021, this would be full of goods news soon.
Yes, it's all good news. A lot of people are interested in Thor, and with good reason.
This is beginning to tick up nicely, makes a change a number of my shares tend to tick down & down!
Excuse my lack of knowledge, but is news expected soon, or is it a case of some dropping as and when? Just bought in today.
Big volume today. New MD doing good job. Some good assets. Ragged range is the one for me.
There's always one on a BB sometimes two. Just like winding people up.
Engaging with him is as useful as a pecker on a Pope. He’s been here longer than most and will never go away.
Bsg,
They are looking to monetise and derive value from all projects. All commodities are now in Upcycle.
Even Tungsten, Molybdenum, Uranium prices are higher now compared to 10 years ago.
Tungsten back in fashion / demand all of a sudden. We got "Multiple" price catalysts ahead. JV partner deal now more likely to happen vs 10 years ago. No brainer....
Perfect storm gold expected to rise dramatically copper needed in toms this is the year of the MIGHTY THOR get in now don’t get left behind boys and girls only my personnel opinion
Volume itself shows the interest and Story. Not interested in what What Big Stupid Guy says. Its going to rocket any time on drilling news.
Charming. So why are they spending on other drilling targets. They've had a good decade of raise and drill, with zip benefit to the share holder. Now they "have 200,000 tonnes" of Cu. Concentrate on that.
adp. So why not focus on that resource, make some M O N E Y.
"Yeah.... All those rubbish claims with quantified resources and 4 paid up drill programmes."
Yeah exactly, like the ~ 200,000 tonnes of copper in South Australia** which is worth about US$2bn at current copper prices ($10k/tonne), and potentially US$3-4bn if the Goldman Sachs report is anything to go by.
** The THR entitlement, of an estimated 400,000 Tonnes within the Envirocopper - THR Joint Venture
Yeah.... All those rubbish claims with quantified resources and 4 paid up drill programmes.
Get over yourself.