RE: I have bought back in5 Dec 2017 17:13
Well very sadly it is looking increasingly likely the break is down. As said before I sometimes think people focus on the wrong metrics, like any company CEY,s fortunes depend on demand for the product, however much you produce. If gold drops 10% then CEY has to produce something like half as much again to make the same profit, assuming the same cost, tho costs per oz would probably rise. Conversely if gold rises CEY can produce less and still make more profit. It is I think to a large extent why the price of CEY was little more than a quarter of what it is now a couple of years ago, when gold was not much more than 15% lower. Cey is a very geared play on the price of gold, with relatively low costs which means it can survive a gold fall albeit with a much reduced share price, it is lovely when it produces a little more, it is not lovely when costs rise but, unless these changes are large, it is the price of gold, which is out of our fine managements hands, that will lose or make us money. Just now gold is facing so many better looking short term alternatives for people�s money - rising stocks, tax cuts pushing them further, rising interest rates for the altenative of money on deposit and bitcoin soaring - the headwinds are strong, unless inflation starts shooting up faster than interest rates. If gold can survive these headwinds it is truly solid, but will it?