Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
This is my first time buying into a mining stock and have seen strong gains immediately battered by a new placing or a warrant a few days after..
Is this how it always is? Or will it die down now they are funded well into 2021?
Yesterday proved that we don't go up when the US markets do, but come crashing down along with them when they fall. It's beyond frustrating
What site do you guys use for live trade info? I used to use the below, but since last week it started showing things 15 mins delayed..
https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/shares/share/CINE/trades
Starting to look good now, hopefully can kick on and close in the green
Well I thought that there must be something to the story otherwise it's just straight up market manipulation? But the closer we get to Sept with no news the more I feel like it won't happen.
I get that the don't announce these things months in advance but there is some sort of notice.. They won't release an RNS saying oh BTW there is a rights issue tomorrow
All of those rumours that went around last month about the £1.5b Rights Issue seemed to have really tanked the share price. If it turns out that there is no rights issue I hope we will see a nice jump back up.
It was reported that it would take place in Sept so one way or another we will find out soon!
IMO trading is more about disciplined decisions rather than being a good 'trader'.
What I mean by that is to set your buy/sell prices in your head and stick to them(!!). Don't panic when you are down and don't take profits too early, it's that simple.
Leave all of the RSI/MACD/50 day MA stuff to the FOREX day traders.
Was the court case delay announced whilst the market was open on Friday? Or may we see a share price jump on Monday from this?
I never understand why people will weather the storm and see their shares 40-50% down for weeks and then jump out as soon as they see it grow to 10% gain.
The painful part is over imo. Profit is profit I agree, but there's nothing more frustrating that taking a profit and then watching the price continue to fly up
This is the kind of analysis I come here for
Pulled the trigger and tripled my total position during that slight dip at 51.3p
Avg price paid for all my shares of 46p which I'm happy with!
Also out at 89p last thing this afternoon. I feel like the next move is either a jump to £1+ or a fall back to mid 70s and I chose to enjoy my profits whilst I could!
I'll be back if this hits the 70's again..
I completely understand why the standard was brought in however it's not worth getting your panties in a twist over. Almost every company will see significant increases in liabilities due to this re-jig
Stop clubbing all liabilities together. The IFRS 16 amount is literally the present value of future rent payments due and is clearly a very different liability to bank loans for example.
Bore off
IRR & WACC would have been used I imagine. I also assume that this would have been verified by the auditors so it can be relied upon.
I'm not sure what you are preaching however. Everyone knows that the outlook in the near term is choppy which is why why are able to buy shares at a 90% discount to this time last year. You are preaching to the converted.
My personal opinion is that a rise to 80-100p could quite easily been seen in the very short term (even if temporarily) giving a healthy profit. Risk vs reward after all depending on ones risk appetite
the* point