RE: Dumped on again10 Feb 2021 22:16
Softrock
I hope you do not mind two comments from me. I have gone through, production, Capex, cash in bank, equity levels in comparison to 2019 (when it was 112p), AISC and gold price sold and so forth. When compared to late 2019, Centamin value is a net $145M less for 2021. This equates to a 10p reduction in share price on the second half of 2019 share price whish traded somewhere between 105p-141p peak to trough from memory. This equates to a current trading range of 95p-131p. So CD is right that depending on fluctations on gold price Centamin can be over valued. I should comment on 11 January when gold price was the same Centamin was 127p.
The second point I attach this article and I would skip to near the end where it mentions Centamin. https://www.gold-eagle.com/article/gold-more-things-change-more-they-remain-same
As an aside I have missed 3 major falls on Centamin. My entries are not perfect by any means but I have never lost on Centamin investments. I believe Centamin will do fine in the future which is the second point I would back CD up on.
Apologies CD if I stepped on your toes. I have not shared all the maths and made assumptions on depreciation. Its up to individuals to do their own homework and put in their own estimates on probabilities. I just feel that it won't be Endeavour in the backkground next time it could be a far more serious takeover and we may be happy for it to happen this time round.
Tony