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The only reason why you would buy hum, is if you believed they can print 200k ounces in 2024 or not.

Q3 and Q4 updates are key,

Anyone have a translator for David Brent?

Given the unsophisticated arguements displayed here recently, I appreciate that this opinion is swimming against the tide a little but....

How about that the Q3 report just happens to be the appropriate time to report on Q3?

Kor assets now reported in full though, taking the group total to 450 million against 160 debt. Hardly a mountain and priced at circa 16% of net book value.

As swatton says we just need to see the numbers for Kor, so the market can gets it's head around the forward cash flow situation.

A good print towards the end of October and we could be on for a fantastic little Santa rally for the brave and the informed.

****goestheeasal

the problem is with all proactive and the likes, there revenue solely rely on the participation on contributions of the companies being discussed.

they're not journalists or independent by any means. in reality, they're no more than a method of distribution for companies selling shares.

Starting to look interesting on the daily from a TA point of view now.

Aggressive RSI divergence from very oversold position with the 50 ma resistance getting shorter everyday whilst the 20ma is finding support.

Just another week at around this price and we'll be looking at a 20/50 EMA golden cross to add to the above.

Resistance for time being still the 50EMA which is now 63 down by about 0.70% over last week whilst the 20 is now 60 over the 59 print last week. Closer these two poles get to each other the greater the chance of a reversal.

Frogkid, you're confusing me with some who is as watery eyed as you. I literally don't care 🤣😂🤣

It's extremely satisfying to know that I can manipulate you whenever I want though.

Silver gannin for it

Lol... ANC anyone

VIX taking a thumping

Yeah no gold produced here is there 😂😂🤡👍

You're also not a very good deramper, you don't cover enough of the market, which maybe signify you being a an all in single company investor.

You would have because you don't know when to sell.. Nothing goes up on straight lines, that's why I post when it's time to sell lol.

You're clearly one of these who buy then expect to win, which is Leon's favourite kind of investor because he can keep diluting you and you'll never sell or complain as you're the very epitome of confirmation bias and endowment.

Like I've told you many times, if you watch you'll learn. Only you haven't watched hard enough have you?

Unlike you happy days, I can use historic information to make a case for the future and as demonstrated many many times on different boards I can and do post when it's time to sell.

The only people here who are stuck in the past are those like yourself who ramped for last 18 months on the back of historic pgm earnings.

Ps told you Metrobank was in serious trouble, or was that yet another "lucky" shout?

Edit... Sold at 16p

Can't remember at what price they awarded themselves at, think it was around 3.5p.

Don't forget arcam, CLN's instead of paying back the debt they allowed it to over and dilute the shareholders at a price of circa 2.7p whilst the SP was circa 14 if I recall.

And people wonder who the seller is.

If only there was someone around 18 months ago to warn that PGM revenues would drastically fall and that Sable would fail to deliver?

@Orion.

It's funny how both Leon and Colin sold their share free shares which they diluted shareholders for at circa 16p just as all their hard work transforms the fortunes of the company. 🤔

You won't see the end of dollar hegemony in your lifetime. The only defense you have against the dollar is gold.

Look at how much gold brics central banks have been adding, if they truly wanted an end to the dollar they'd be no point stockpiling the metal if they truly had a better alternative to the dollar.

This is why a hard landing in the US is going to be bad for brics countries.

Less trade and the dilution of their reserves through M2

I don't think it's wise to learn from youtube and twitter.

Think about it, how is the reserve situation going change when and if they start refusing to accept dollars in receipt of trade...How exactly do central banks adust their reserves of currency without selling them or exchanging them for goods or services?

bric has a huge problem with dollars there's no denying that but they need to grow trade with other partners rather than outright cancelling the dollar.

The central banks at the end of the day need the exchange of goods and services to manage their reserves. Without dollar trade, they can't reduce their own reserve requirements.

You need to understand what inflation is and how it works first.

The dollar is the reserve currency so, so the more the purchase power the currency has the cheaper the assets become.

A loss of purchase power is inflationary, as the asset become more expensive to purchase.

If you still don't understand then the dollar has to fall in value.