RE: Ranting6 Mar 2021 10:20
The broker targets are a function of share price growth and share price return. The target is saying that for the money that this company is returning to share holders, and for the assets that this company has / will have, a fair price will be x.
When the broker forecasts are currently 25% above where the share price is (multiple forecasts) , then this should be seen as very encouraging.
Reading the dividend declaration, POLY say that the average return to shareholders over the last 5 years, based on the average share price is 5%. That represents 2 dividends paid per year. With the current share price, you are getting 4.4% returned to you in just one dividend. This again serves as a indication that the broker targets are reasonable, I think.
What could happen is that, the broker targets begin to get down graded. This could happen if the economic situation changes, here we are not just concerned with the POG, but also the US/Russian currency. It could also happen if the political situation changes. One of Warren Buffets basic rules of investing was to allow for a margin of safety, I would say that with the share price 25% below the consensus, there is your margin of safety, as much as can reasonable be expected by investing in a mining stock anyway.
I only know 2 others of the top of my head, but HOC had a broker target of £2.30 currently trading 2.05 so around 10% upside.
CAML target of £2.70 currently trading at £2.50 so around 10% upside. (im sure holders of both will tell you these are too low).
I do not believe this share can be manipulated, as it trades on an electronic order book. However clearly the price has dropped, this can only be due to selling. Most likely a mixture of short selling and II exiting positions. Both of these scenarios have no reflection on the company, they just do it because they can. It will rise as quickly when more buyers turn up.
What you need to do Ade, is decide how long you want to be invested in POLY. If its under 3 months, then you need to worry about how low gold will go. If you have a longer timescale, I dont think there is much to worry about. In fact, might be worth hoping to buy some more on a bad day. Might briefly see high 13's here?
Here is a video where the last 5 years of trading history of the company are analysed. The analysis puts POLY at second place on his best performing share leader board. Remember, this is over 5 years, not just last year when the POG was high.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzqJQN2tKQk&ab_channel=ChrisChillingworth
I bought 200 back this week. I used to have 1100 shares here. I will be looking to buy them back, but on bad days when the price is sub £14.50. If I get left behind, then that's fine as im also happy with CAML which I moved to when this started to drop. Well worth checking them out, and they are primarily a copper miner, so the current economic situation is more in their favour. Again looking at about 5% of the single dividend declared end