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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Toledo Mining | LSE:TMC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0CRWC45 | ORD 5P |
| Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 55.00 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | |
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| Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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| Last Trade Time | Trade Type | Trade Size | Trade Price | Currency |
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| - | O | 0 | 55.00 | GBX |
Toledo Mining (TMC) Share Charts1 Year Toledo Mining Chart |
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1 Month Toledo Mining Chart |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 21/1/2014 | 18:50 | Toledo - Cashflow from the world's 3rd largest Nickel Resource | 74,044 |
| 22/9/2011 | 09:23 | Strickland please stop | 1 |
| 22/9/2011 | 09:23 | No Strickland stop pumping and dumping TMC | 1 |
| 09/8/2011 | 14:23 | Dizzy Heights of 17p anyone ? | 9 |
| 01/8/2011 | 16:51 | Toledo is ready to fly | 16 |
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Posted at 23/12/2013 15:15 by marketshaker Have I lost my money? or can I expect a cheque for 50p per share? |
Posted at 15/10/2013 12:36 by giant steps DMCI holds 46,835,246 of Toldeo Mining (=93.45%)Say bye bye. RNS 15th October 2013 |
Posted at 03/4/2013 18:37 by david77 Northacre NTA was recently taken over @ 96p. Those who missed the offer have sold recently for 77p. Why would anyone else buy your shares? No one else can take TMC over - I would take the money while it is still on offer and invest it elsewhere - there are opportunities elsewhere and getting even more attractive as share prices are falling. |
Posted at 25/3/2013 16:26 by aquilla The Final WordIn the spirit of openess I am posting my final email to the TLG on the BB. Dear Members, I hope you are all keeping well. I have, naturally, been asked what my position is in the light of recent events. I have referred to the two options available in my last two BB posts: to accept 50p or to say on for the long term. The Considerations: A)To Accept the 50p But: 1)The price could rise as good news unfolds. 2)Mr Zhevago remains with his blocking 25%. 3)The tree-felling permit and Ipilan final permit could be forthcoming. B)To Stay on for the Long Term But: 1)There would be no proper market for the shares once the offer period has ended. 2)New buyers would not have the incentive to buy in at anything like these levels. 3)The share price would almost certainly drop in the short term as belated stragglers sell out...I am told the share price could...and I emphasize the word could...drop to 5 to 10p over the coming months! 4)There is no certainty that DMCI would be returning shareholder value. They could simply attempt asset stripping. 5)The independent directors, guided by the Nomad, Ambrian, have reached the conclusion that the offer is fair and reasonable....and bear in mind that it is their jobs on the line! Given the previous Ambrian valuation of around 53P, the offer would be reasonable. 6)Mr Zhevago is not in this for the share price...this is small change for him. What he wants is the nickel ore, so it would not surprise me to see him reach some sort of deal with DMCI which ignores the remaining minority. So for all these reasons I have come down on the side of............ ACCEPTANCE. If, in the coming months, the share price were to reach 5 or 10p then I would consider buying back in. But in the meantime I have chosen to invest my money elsewhere. Good luck in whatever you decide. I am now disbanding the TLG. As usual, No Advice Intended and AIMHO. Best regards, Phil PS Thanks to all for your support and input over the years. |
Posted at 20/3/2013 08:12 by gussie14 Aquilla or SLG. I have a few shares in TMC and do not understand why I should sell. If Fev can block DMCI taking company private then why would our shares not rise when you can bet with DMCI in charge the permits etc will come through. Am i missing something as I cant see why DMCI would'nt want the share price higher. |
Posted at 18/3/2013 14:39 by moosh2 when Pala offered to take over SRX, share price continued to go up once the offer period was over - Pala acquired a bundle of shares on the cheap before major ramp-up in production and firming up of accounts. then BOOM from 30p to 80p.failure of a take over doesn't necessarily mean the share price will go down if it doesn't happen. as above evidence proves. if TMC fundamentals are on the turnaround (which recent RNSs suggest they are), then i don't see why the share price can't continue going up. |
Posted at 17/2/2013 10:21 by moosh2 TMC weekly - if mr cropper knew anything about techs, he'd know that selling a big stake when weekly slow stoch is oversold is not the best idea in the world (blue arrow). he should've waited till weekly slow stoch got into overbought territory (red arrow) before selling on. TMC is already above the ichimoku cloud and TMC had posted daily and weekly harami patterns when oversold, implying that a change in direction to up was due, which would agree with the overall fundamentals of TMC currently.a little bit more knowledge about techs and he could've made a truckload more! oh well. his loss. if share price does open up at 50p, then it might be far enough away from top of weekly cloud to kickstart a new trend up, espec if a bidding war begins. |
Posted at 16/2/2013 19:44 by moosh2 when SRX got the offer from Pala at ~25p or something, Pala kept raising the offer price, i think to about 30p cos' BoD said it didn't value company potential - the RNSs that came out of SRX were a lot confusing (confused me into selling sub 30p!!). not sure if they got enough shares in the end, but once Pala got a truckload more shares around 25-30p region, the share price then started a new trend above that to 80p+. at that stage, SRX was on the verge of becoming profitable, and indeed did (very profitable!!). i'm feeling a similar situation here - the difference here being 50p is actually close to 52p NAV for TMC so i see the potential for this to kickstart a new trend up if the BoD decide to reject the offer. the latest RNS re:Berong shipments read really bullish to me (i bought on that day!) so i feel a similar situation here to SRX - TMC being on the verge of major profitability and DMCI getting in before the share price begins to run away. i was expecting (and hoping!) the SRX share price to tank but it kept on going up (GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!i was planning on selling at 50p but now i'm confused. maybe i've overthought it. |
Posted at 11/2/2013 12:06 by giant steps Think the 17p dreamers will be indefinitely sidelinedObserve tmc prices bid 27p offer 29p |
Posted at 02/2/2013 17:26 by oli12 B2L - sorry you had to leave us terrible the MM's shafted you on the price - you did manage to significantly move the share price which shows how illiquid this share price is...Good Luck. |
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