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Loving my 4.5p shares too. Shame I bought so many before the Bashirov garage sale. The share price is now slowly heading towards where it should have been a few years ago. A bit to go yet, but at the time I thought around £1+ was fair value. Taken some time but I can only thank Bashirov for putting the fear of God within this particular market and allowing me to average down over the last twelve months or so, and the best is yet to come.
Never traded this myself yet.... always been a long term investment. Happy to keep adding until the herd catches on.
.....and not the usual dumping on news, or sales into rises. Seems we're on a new and stable solid footing now.
Get's me how everyone's hung up on gold. AAZ's silver and copper production are more prevalent than peeps realise. Going to be a good year this.
to start taking notice.
I don't know why these are allowed, though in today's case it enabled some bod to secure 206,000 AAZ shares which can only be beneficial to AAZ investor confidence. Can't be sure, but I reckon someone's been benefiting from the wholesale drip sales over the last few months and 'shorting' this stock. If this was indeed the case and the 'short' is now closed..... best buckle up people.
Don't kid yourselves it all revolves around the price of gold.
Is it just me....or has the general market missed the fact we are 48% to the good since 21st Dec without lifting a finger....?
Reckon peeps are nervous about the debt, but that's what you get with investment. Doesn't worry me, over the last six years I've been here they 're pretty good at paying debt down.
Got to be Bash's last stand... I trust mission control are on stand-by....
I make no wonder Reza Vaziri was happy in recently supporting the company from his own pocket... He clearly knew the potential.
I have no idea...... Follow the thread over on ADVFN, some of those peeps are well clued up on AAZ.
Dunno.... however, back in 2011 we reached circa .70p on anticipation, though people immediately sold into the Gosha gold discovery notice and we've been on the slide ever since. At the time we didn't have half the plant that has been funded, developed, commissioned over the last few years. Particularly the AL plant and subsequent flotation plant to be commissioned shortly. Everything seems good other than Bash's constant drip sales (for whatever reason) and cash in bank opposed to interest bearing loans. Reza recently getting his hand in his pocket instead of approaching the banks or indeed dilution to raise funds bodes well and is a strong signal of intent. I reckon this is a 'strong buy' for those happy to wait, though hopefully towards the end of the year (early next) we might be back in the .70's. After that, if all goes well who know's. ? The BoD seem honest and frank with a desire to be a mid-tier producer, and I for one would like to believe them. GLA.
.. are back on the radar. Great write up over on ADVFN by Jbravo2.
...or is this price being exceptionally and carefully managed..?
Isn't going to hold for long... Tiz only a matter of time. Vaziri dipping into his own pocket is an extremely strong signal.... recent trades prove it. Will be down the back of the sofa tonight looking for extra shekels.
There's confidence for you. Why not a 'placing' at our expense. ?
Vol sold = 491,000 Vol bought = 912,161 So why a 34% drop ? Something strange going on here..... thought best have a few myself today....
My thoughts are simply that AAZ have suffered from the POG slump (as others) along with the sustained selling of a substantial portion of Bashirov's stock 'apparently' (for reasons known to him only). Though of course he still holds a massive amount of stock. The company are still intent on investment and I can't see the Azer Government being adverse to doing everything they can to help AAZ. They are too deeply involved to let it slide into oblivion. A great post over on ADVFN by Mattjos summed it up for me. Perhaps a change of tact towards copper is in order by the company with less emphasis on the gold recovery rates. The revised independent JORC rating seems favourable in terms of mineral recovery and mine life's etc... and of course AAZ have a decent history of paying down debt. Despite all the perceived doom and gloom of a wallowing share price and the apathy that comes with it. For me at least this seems a good time to fill your boots if your balls are big enough. However, many who know far more than me have sold out at massive losses and you have to take heed of their decisions. Personally I'm hanging on to my fistful and keep adding small amounts at these low prices where I can. AAZ is fast becoming a forgotten stock, (which are the one's I like), and with only 111m shares in issue a bit of good news will see a marked improvement in the SP quite quickly. Remember this company have not diluted this stock to any extent since I've been in since 2009, rather raising money from the Azer bank directly or shape shifting their current dept to good effect So summing up, I reckon AAZ is a speculative 'buy' though nothing is nailed on. If it was, trading stock would be easy, though it definitely isn't. Anyhow... that's my thoughts. GLA
Looking optimistic again.... still believe the co want to be a mid-tier producer, and after all their investment who could argue it won't happen....? Taking a bit longer than first thought, but I for one am hanging on as once the AL plant etc... get up to full swing I'm expecting four or five time's these levels.... Was at 500% these prices without the current infrastructure now in place.... Sentiment has played a massive part of the recent over-selling, and again sentiment will play a massive part of it's revival.