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IMO the SP represents the road to recovery, chart-wise maybe gaps will be filled on the way.
Essentially, the problems were to be addressed by extending the shifts, allowing the time at the "Rock face" to be increased thereby addressing the poor AISC and keeping the guidance ounces for 2023 in place. This was all sorted out before the gold price rocketed in Feb, which would have sorted out the AISC problems anyway.

Is the price of gas finally on the turn ?
David Jones' analysis is generally pretty good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3eLhpIUGZY
Cheers all.

'Was anyone else preparing for another fall down to 86p?"
Lol.... Yes, via 93p first.

Great... So far this is a success for all, holders and dividend chasers alike.

Another dividend investment I have is SMIF (TwentyFour Select Monthly Income), high risk, high yield.
They periodically offer to buy, by tender, 20% of their holders' holdings at a price that's a slight discount to market. Admittedly there are not many takers, but..
I can't help wonder if Fair Oaks did a similar strategy, or at a premium to the market price, the buyback may actually get finished before my kids' kids have kids.

Hi Agricore and damofarl
Yep, looks OK on flight through.
Correction
Yep, looks OK on flip through but wasn't inprissed.
Correction
Yep, looks OK sifting through but I wasn't impressed they released it with mistakes, twice! The first one was glaringly obvious too, missing a figure from the 2022 Nav figure making it 10 times smaller. Did they give this task to a trainee to be written up or what...
Anyway. It's not exactly bed time reading but I will endeavor to read through in detail on trains and plains.
I'm glad they are spreading the risk well over continents. The only issue I really have currently, apart from a weaker dollar, is the amount of time the buyback program will last.
Cheers and GL.

Coal prices are not moving in the direction TGA needs.
Hope I'm wrong, but I expect the drop to be brutal tomorrow.

I have an HHV holding in fact just got a second tranche today at 51p.
The price here has pretty much tracked the AIM All share index for the last 5 years, with a yield of a decent dividend.
https://www.lse.co.uk/share-prices/indices/ftse-aim-all-share/charts.html
My question to others, is why is the AIM market doing so badly compared to other FTSE collection indexes ?

"Where are the employees here?"
"why do they employ rampers"
2+2 doesn't = 5
I have no patience for stupidity, intentional or unintentional.
People should really be able to spot paid rampers on LSE chat forums by now.
Straight onto the ignore list.

I thought I was being very clear. Their contract and expansion news speaks for itself, great.
But why oh why do they employ rampers when at the same time allow directors to sell issued shares.
They should be doing neither and there are obvious ways to avoid director sells.

RNS Number : 9055R, 06 March 2023
Exercise of Share Options and Issue of Equity :
Jeffrey Armitage, 55,059, 0.15

RNS Number : 4206T, 17 March 2023
Jeffrey Armitage, a PDMR of the Company sold 55,059 ordinary shares of 0.25 pence each ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 34 pence per Ordinary Share.

Hi Monkshood.
Why Velocity employ share forum rampers is beyond me. If they want retail markets on side then, for a start, pay your directors more in cash and get them to buy shares to hold, instead of issuing shares for them to be sold immediately.
About two years ago, one of them came on here and ramped to an empty forum for 30 posts in a row, then in a few weeks the poster was deleted. It was hilarious to see, laying bare the goings on you see on other shares (like RMM as a good example).

"Great move by Moulding yesterday’s announcement as in normal circumstances you wouldn’t disclose "
The real question should be why was the Apollo announcement done before results as opposed to after, and only one day.
Those in the know trade shares, shorting, buying, holding or selling.
In what way is it more profitable to make the SP go higher one day before the bad news ?

Impressive news. I increased at 34p recently, which I doubt will be the SP much longer.

Delayed reaction. I'll look to buy at the support levels

Silver up 20% in 5 Weeks
FRES up 10% in 5 Weeks
Not exactly keeping track, especially since each % increase in silver price means a significantly more corresponding increase in profit per ounce.
IMO Fres is behaving like a coiled spring after the results hangover.
Begs the question what silver price would set it off ?

Wow.. So far not even a penny drop.
Weird, I'm kind of happy with all outcomes.

Ex-Div today. I wonder if the sentiment of 'post ex-div' and the current shenanigans will take the SP to the low 90s (or even late 80s !) for a buying opportunity to trade. I note chart supports at 92 to 93 and 85 to 88.

Yeah.. Saw this too. Bid and Ask are the same. Some kind of mistake or someone over paid...

Hi broomtree
This is happened to quite a number of dividend paying companies hold.
DEC, NESF for example but are not the same sector at all as AEWU.
So this could be more market wide relating to yields going down.
However, I have the luxury of a free holding acquired from trading the pandemic dip, so my main concern is the safety of the dividend, but I will look to invest again if the SP drops to 89p again.
Cheers

Berenberg raises Pan African Resource price target to 33 (32) pence - 'buy'