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The nominated brokers of a listed company are obligated pursuant to the listings rules to offer a a price on both sides in the absence of prices from secondary participants.

It's a back stop rule and it's clear as day to anyone who actually has L2 rather than just talking rubbish about it.

6.88 on the bid...

Bargain or lower?

Maybe it'll print tomorrow froggy lol

Cheers carvery, that's why I asked as it looks like the operating costs have started to trend in the opposite direction.

If peak capex is beyond us then we should see it continue the trend and the SP to recover in unison.

Ra cist is a censored word apparently... Who said these forum boards aren't run by right wing fck knuckles.

Crazy times.

who's john cornford when he's at home?

nice fluffy article but no serous footprint. a write up in the torygraph or the daily ****** would be much better.

Anyone got an idea whether peak capex has passed yet for Jeronimo or whatever it is called?

Massive buy just got printed at 9:33:32, cmon which one of you high rollers is that?

Wow, some big prints coming in.

I doubt there's anything left of field, foreshadowing the updates... Another example of duration equalling risk imo.

If you bought on a technical swing trade at the 10.5p with little understanding of the company you're going to sell into 13p without any news all day long.

Anyone on fundamentals patiently waiting for confirmation in the form of project delivery milestones then they're not going to buy in advance of the news. What we end up with is a market of small sellers, selling into market with no buyers.

2nd punch at 13...Cmon HUM get this news out.

Tommo look in at HUM instead and thank me later

Durable goods mom came in at minus 5 expected was minus 0.40.

That's things like consumer devices (TV's computers, iPhones etc), cars and DIY materials.

All got bum raped

Average Q3 pog to date is 1933

Patience was selling in the late teens and waiting.... Still waiting

Fingers crossed Calypso

Well here are bang on support with no news or volume.

Expect lower each day until we get news, a good time to add small bits each day into the RNS imo.

Full year guidance of 85-90k at 1500 AISC was always a red herring here, AISC to date is circa 1250 and we only need t0 hit circa 33k with the aisc rising to 1750 over the next 6 months to meet it.

HUM advised at the time that they expect to issue a revised guidance in Q3 (so any day basically). Then there's Kor commercial production update, September/October at the latest.

Given that Kor's grade is circa 30% higher than the current Yani profile the aisc at Kor should also be much lower. Personally I think anyone making assumptions based on 2023 guidance are grossly underestimating the actual state of affairs.

Worth bearing in mind that Kor name plate is 1.2 m tonnes and at the end of June it was running at 67% capacity... Even with no further ramp up at 4% grade with 90% recovery its still 93k ounces a year.

It's ludicrous almost to assume that KOR won't be positively contributing through Q3 and Q4.

Both SLP and JLP's pgm operations are reliant on the viability of 3rd party chrome operations. In JLP's case no more fitting example than the DCM mess.

13p is support for the time being...News can always take it lower but I personally don't think we're in for that kind of news.