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$1645/oz.

It's past $1545 now.

Gold price Inching on $1650.

Next review is in March I think. If the value exceeds certain limit it will be entered into the ftse250. That's what I mean by automatic.

Don't fight guys, enjoy the ride.

At 22p or so it should qualify for FTSE250 automatically I think.

With gold at these levels, it's a bargain at 20p.

Institutions seem have waken up.

POG closing in on 20p.

Even with the gold price at these levels POG would be awash with cash.

Gold at $1635 and looks like rising further.

Gold price is the only thing that matters with this share. Charts have nothing to do with it.

With gold at $1630/oz, POG should be at at 50p imo.

20p looks likely today, hopefully.

Lloyds capital outlook "bodes well for dividends" say analysts

“Despite a spike in bad loans in 2019, the bank doesn’t expect conditions to get worse next year”

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/913327/lloyds-capital-outlook--bodes-well-for-dividends--say-analysts-913327.html

Not all chief executives live up to the company motto. But that’s what makes António Horta-Osório different. The Lloyds Banking Group boss has been “Helping Britain Prosper” for nine years — as the inventor of “people’s QE”.

It’s what’s otherwise known as the annual “charge” for PPI mis-selling: an activity at which Lloyds excelled, at least to judge by the near £22 billion the bank’s doled out so far, including a well-flagged £2.45 billion at the latest full-year results. Across Britain’s banks the tally tops £50 billion, recycled into new cars, kitchens, holidays, endless stuff. It’s created new jobs, too — in claims management companies. In short, a roaring success all round.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/lloyds-boss-unseated-by-runaway-ppi-g95gmt0hn

thetimes.co.uk
Lloyds boss unseated by runaway PPI
Alistair Osborne
1 minute

Not all chief executives live up to the company motto. But that’s what makes António Horta-Osório different. The Lloyds Banking Group boss has been “Helping Britain Prosper” for nine years — as the inventor of “people’s QE”.

It’s what’s otherwise known as the annual “charge” for PPI mis-selling: an activity at which Lloyds excelled, at least to judge by the near £22 billion the bank’s doled out so far, including a well-flagged £2.45 billion at the latest full-year results. Across Britain’s banks the tally tops £50 billion, recycled into new cars, kitchens, holidays, endless stuff. It’s created new jobs, too — in claims management companies. In short, a roaring success all round.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/lloyds-boss-unseated-by-runaway-ppi-g95gmt0hn

I think It's $7 millions for each $10 increase in the gold price. GLA

Many gold shares have not yet reponded to the gold rally, but they will if the gold price stays around here imo.

52 week low was 4.6p, it's up nearly 300% from there.