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"AISC is not good" that is the same for all miners no? with inflation going up with obvious reasons then everything else will go up too right down the supply chain, prices going up for energy, food, bills, rent, petrol, materials etc etc so in logic its very logical that wages for mibers will go up, equipment will go up and so are the reagents the miners use, so give gold price a chance it will sky rocket next year no doubt about it and it will pull all the gold miners share prices up with it.

Gap below needs closing.

The share price have bottomed at 12p since last july, now a steady rise to 16p, that is where sp should be when gold price is above 1800, and about 18p when pog about 1900. Don't forget Blackrock bought more than 18 million shares since the big drop back between July and August.

win win if co-operate with the chinese and don't be like the americans always go against the chinese and in the end you will just lose and shoot yourself in the foot just like the americans and its allies

4 Reasons Why Everyone Needs GOLD www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R5DPFnYz_o

I heard that bitcoin was created by the cia, is it possible for the fed to use bitcoin and institutions investing into bitcoin as tools to reduce the US dollar in circulation and reduce inflation?

Q3 2020 production AISC on gold for HOC is between $1,200 and $1,250 and HUM $1,283, for 2021 AISC CEY will be $1,150-1,250 and it will be similar for HOC and HUM so why CEY SP still really cheap with strong balance sheet with no debt, no hedging and cash and liquid assets of US$310 million.

Have sold 50% of their holdings, hope they are done selling and allow the sp to go back up above 200p to join SBRY and TSCO.

Basel III Threatens to Break The Gold Derivative Market in June
www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4DeNbm1BNU
Maybe gold will hit $3000 this year.

I can see gold price going back above $1900 next week if not this week, and hopefully CEY SP back above 130p to 135p as the RSI is increasing as well as momentum and MACD.

HOC production report is out and show that their AISC for 2021 is expected to be $1,210-$1,250 per gold ounce, similiar to CEY.

The SP is a joke its lower than AAZ, PUR and GFM, same as SLP, then theres SRB and TSG are catching up fast. There are not alot we didn't know about since last update and no changes, now back up the SP above 130p, also the directors need to open their wallets and buy some shares to show some confidence to all PI who bought above 200p.

Lets hope theres going to be a SP rerate tomorrow, the sp is too cheap, the company got hardily any debt and a high divi, there must be a reason why its too cheap, if report is good tomorrow SP should open higher like 150p for a start.

Bitcoin is more like a pyramid scheme, with bitcoin right at the top supported by 5000 plus increasing cryptocurrencies below it, for some to get rich just create your own cryptocurrency and then pay a celebrity like elon musk to do a twitt about your cyptocurrency then money start flooding in.

Both TSCO and SBRY had a nice sp rise to well over £2, MRW balance sheet is miles better than those other two supermarkets and MRW have a much lower debt, MRW SP should be trading above £2.

Strong balance sheet, small £20m short term debt, made record profit of £310m, EPS is increasing, £831m cash at bank and in hand, £497m net increase in cashflow to support paying 11p dividend on 14th january, last month a director have bought nearly £100k worth of share between 592p and 596p, we could see sp go back to 625p resistance.

USD is rising nicely, we could see SP drop back down to 120p again, but don't worry a director have bought 100k shares at 120p and should be a strong support there too.

Next stop will be 150p, all chart indicators are good, MAC D is increasing, RSI not over bought, momentum is positive and is increasing, SP is increasing steadily as long as price of gold is going up.

I just can't believe UK wants to become a 51st state of US after Brexit www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYj5cGA8Heg

I just can't believe UK wants to become a 51st state of US after Brexit www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYj5cGA8Heg