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Assume that's aimed at me ChavMafia1978? You must be easily offended chap.
I've been in and out of this as well for the last 2 years and what a quiet board it has been - in fact I stopped dropping in for a while when it was constant whining from Webbs always feeling sorry for himself :-)
What's going on now is a lot of volume from day traders. I bet no more than 25% of trades are intentional long term holders. I'll put my hands up though and will admit that I've taken advantage of the current volume - I mean if you can chuck 5k in at just gone 8am and then sell again at 3pm for a tidy couple of grand why not.
I suspect all these new posters popping out of the woodwork are actually pro's doing everything possible to keep this flying up and down in order to keep doing quick in and outs on the peaks and troughs. It's inevitable that the volume will dry up and the share price will retreat somewhat backwards. Don't get me wrong - this is a good investment but that wont be realised for a number of years yet. What goes up so fast doesn't usually stay there for long.
Sounds like your trying to buy the stock on the wrong exchange
Think this is the time to go in a little larger before the price runs away. Apart from the recent covid plays this one has absolutely massive potential playing out over the next few years. Plenty of confidence in this one - just have to be patient and stop watching the daily price changes. This one is the long game - chuck a couple of grand in and watch it go to 5 figures, probably even before production really lifts off.
This board has gone from a sleepy village of about 5 regular posters to a stampede of elephants. Well done to all those that remained confident. Through thick and thin and a stagnant share price averaging around 3-4p for the last 12-18 months, we are finally seeing it's true potential. I have seen too many two faced rampers and derampers on this share trying to make a quick profit and putting people off. Throughout I have done my research and feel pretty confident that this has the potential to clear my mortgage in years to come.
I did consider selling a few for a nice tidy profit but wouldn't want to be locked out if it continues a nice steady rise. To me this has all the hallmarks of AAZ 3-4 years ago - and that certainly made many people well off, in fact it probably made a few millionaires if they held tight from the pennies into the £1.50's
DYOR - take a nice punt and sit back and relax. Come back in 3-4 years and you won't be disappointed. Also don't obsess over the daily or weekly share price and hold your nerve. There aren't many fairy tale stories on AIM - but this could be one of the minority.
It went from 46p to approx 86p in 20 days - it was inevitable that it would pull back. Since the end of May it always starts to rise from the beginning of the month, hits a peak mid month and then tails off towards the end of the month again. Now of course previous patterns and performance are never an indication of future performance.
I've done well with this share - going in and out on the peaks and troughs. Of course - that doesn't always work to your advantage and recently my timing was wrong on another position I made. Didn't hold on for long enough and forfeited about 2k additional profit, albeit I still made a good profit which is better than a loss.
My personal opinion is this will likely hit £1 - £1.20........................by the end of the year.
Not to mention making the UK tax payer pick up his staff's furlough bill
Have seen the spread widen a couple of times today - market makers getting itchy. But then again what rises too quickly - often takes a step back.
Cost of production has jumped up a bit over the last year.
Need the dust to settle after the record US treasury yield sell off - dollar is looking more attractive now and gold not so much. The next 2 days will show the true extent of the fall but I'd be inclined to stand on the sidelines until there's more certainty. I suspect it will stay below $2000 now for at least a month if not longer.
This has always followed the price of gold quite closely - has been the same for the last 2 years.
Yep the share price has certainly leaped some since Friday - I'm certainly not complaining.
I had a distinct feeling it would drop a few days ago so sold off half of my holding when it hit the 0.90+ bid. Market seems pretty hesitant across the board atm. Still following this closely - hopefully things will gain traction soon.
Well lets hope this isn't a short spike on the gold price and it holds strong around the 1900's - I must admit it has been a very good day for the 3 miners in my portfolio. Just a couple of months ago I was starting to get an itchy sell finger.
Simple supply and demand today - these haven't helped:
11:26 46.52p 128,994 £60,007 Sell O
11:27 46.37p 129,413 £60,007 Sell O
11:31 43.85p 136,856 £60,007 Sell O
11:07 50.31p 99,391 £50,007 Sell O
10:25 50.78p 98,483 £50,007 Sell O
10:25 51.59p 96,930 £50,007 Sell O
Wishful thinking - seems to be the same across the board. And today we hitting the 1840's
Just breaking a £1.50 bid would be nice. We've got gold hitting the 1840's and this is going the other way.
It is getting annoying how it hits £1.50 and always slides back. I was hoping we'd hit the £1.60 mark before Sept - but can't complain, with the drop in March and getting the opportunity to buy a load in on the cheap and the div at the end of the month I've done ok. Wish I'd thrown the savings account into this and 2 or 3 others during March but for me it was unknown waters so didn't want to risk too much - would have made over half a years salary at least.
I thought it was going to close above 55p today - all good things I suppose. Housing market is picking up faster by the day. As someone in the market for a house right now, I'm seeing a lot more property alert emails in my box for a saved search I have running. We just need to hope that job losses and struggling companies don't contribute too much to any downturn.