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Still very new to this.
Has anyone worked out a Diamond Creek alone share price?
Full production, 48,000 tonnes. I’m sure I found a reference somewhere that costs will be half earnings? So at full production $92 dollars profit per tonne (same as cost). Using a p/e of 20 current price would be based on a 12.5% profit margin after tax. So currently undervalued, subject to projected throughout and sales.
Happy to be told I’m wrong and be given any advice on working this out!
How accurate are the buy and sells? I did a small buy middle of the morning and it is showing as a sell. Does all the volume data only use the buy and sell from the trade data or does that come from somewhere sense?
I guess if I was an ii even if I didn’t want to/wont take control I’d want significant ownership in the asset I’m backing. I buy 8b shares right now. I put £8b in. Share prices rises to X. My money is recouped and grows on share price rise - if, if to a pound - above initial investment, I earn on dividend, on lending and on new asset class. Multiple revenue streams. Plus I de-risk with maximum potential to earn off the what you are kick starting into high gear. Is all that possible?
Very new and rarely post. Don’t understand all this yet. However, have a question. So there has been some conversation today about companies mentioned in the RNS from today paying their supply chain after they have sold goods. Isn’t this the exact point. If SYME is supporting that supply chain - not the company itself - they are offering working capital to companies waiting on payment up the supply chain. If I were a company with inventory waiting on sale and the chance to employ working capital to exploit and expand without furthering my debt I might just do it. If I were up the supply chain I might not like this as it empowers suppliers to do more than agree to contract of payment on sale.
P.s very happy to be educated on this point.
Reposted from below as didn’t get an answer on my own thread!
Very new and rarely post. Don’t understand all this yet. However, have a question. So there has been some conversation today about companies mentioned in the RNS from today paying their supply chain after they have sold goods. Isn’t this the exact point. If SYME is supporting that supply chain - not the company itself - they are offering working capital to companies waiting on payment up the supply chain. If I were a company with inventory waiting on sale and the chance to employ working capital to exploit and expand without furthering my debt I might just do it. If I were up the supply chain I might not like this as it empowers suppliers to do more than agree to contract of payment on sale.
I’m quite new to this too. Does the greater resource potential also give them access to better funding options e.g. lower interest. I suppose the more that is proven to be there the less the risk and greater return on outlay and that any investment will be paid back. Assume you also want the best financing possible to limit the price fluctuation risk through the lifetime of the operations?
Thank you all that is so helpful and lots to read. A really warm welcome too. I’ve been looking at some other stock chats and I was a little nervous about posting on them as there just seems to be a lot of arguing! Thanks all for being so kind.
Hi all,
New to investing and especially AIM. Put a small amount in this but a reasonable amount of my small portfolio. Really interested in mining stocks generally.
Can anyone recommend any good books and/or sites for research?
Best,
G