Archipelago Resources Share Discussion Threads

[lfc4ever] 20/2/2013 15:56

if this rebound holds, and one wanted to clutch for straws, one could say that it it postiive that it did not revisit 50p

[silverfern] 06/2/2013 17:21

WHy not get in touch with Engelbrecht and ask him what he is going to do about it. I tried that.

[rebess4] 06/2/2013 12:29

Testing trust now. - If this is what happens on good news, where will bad take us?

[yorgi] 06/2/2013 09:11

Good question and I agree a mystery.

[rebess4] 06/2/2013 09:06

Very quiet here. - Amazing what good news and a positive outlook can produce.

The mystery is why!

[rebess4] 05/2/2013 09:24

Interesting, that regardless of the apparent 2p move in the share price the bid/offer price remains unchanged so effectively there was no increase.

[yorgi] 04/2/2013 17:27

Maybe we did Rebess :-)

[rebess4] 04/2/2013 17:17

Yorgi

I think we talked it up!

[yorgi] 04/2/2013 15:38

I see you point Rebess but I don't see why that will definitely be the case.

[rebess4] 04/2/2013 15:36

Yorgi

I'm a little concerned that unless they come out to play there' no game.

[yorgi] 04/2/2013 15:25

I'm sure your right Rebess, it has a bearing.

[rebess4] 04/2/2013 15:23

Yorgi

78% of shares owned by 7 companies. - I believe this accounts for the inactivity.

[yorgi] 04/2/2013 14:34

I've not ever found them illiquid Rebess.

[rebess4] 04/2/2013 14:31

Looking back over recent months there is a pattern of very low volumes of trading.
I'm wondering if the share is illiquid! - Any thoughts anyone.

[yorgi] 01/2/2013 13:56

You make a good point there Silverfern, they have done everything right on the ground but you are quite right they don't appear to have done a enough on the PR front at attracting more city interest, that's how it seems anyway.

[silverfern] 01/2/2013 13:49

AS a holder of over 100k in these I have clearly lost money compared even with a building society's rates. I continue to hold in disbelief; howver the company has done sod all with their PR and must suirely now be able to afford some CIty courting. I guess I would be a 'seller' if I were to shed mine but on the basis of their actual business prformance I cannot bring mysef todo it

[yorgi] 01/2/2013 10:51

Yes it is rather frustrating Budevenwiser.....to say the least.

However the important part not to lose sight of the company is doing everything right and all is going well so the share price will follow it in time !

[boadicea] 31/1/2013 21:51

Unless adverse news emerges shortly (which I don't expect) I think the current dip will soon be reversed. It looks rather like a single impatient (end of month?) seller unloading into a thin market.

A rush of money out of grossly over-priced bonds is widely predicted, which doesn't mean it will happen, but if it does, the money will need to go somewhere else. The steadier gold stocks, of which this is an excellent example, are likely recipients imho, especially if accompanied by the prospect of reasonable dividends.

[nametrade] 31/1/2013 09:25

We seem to be really struggling with this 60p area....

[yorgi] 30/1/2013 14:05

Last buy above the offer, MM's well move it on in a moment I would think. Maybe you will see your 70p fairly soon Rebess :-)

[yorgi] 30/1/2013 13:43

A few buys today......very few but very slightly edging up.

[rebess4] 29/1/2013 08:24

boadicea

70 would be good!

[boadicea] 28/1/2013 23:22

It would certainly help although I don't think the place of registration is directly relevant. My understanding is that the criterion is listing on a "recognised exchange". The listing can be either for the original share or for a derivative instrument (e.g. certificate of deposit) of which the original share is the underlying security.
The majority of exchanges in most countries are recognised, AIM being the largest "unrecognised" exchange by some margin is my guess.
The usual overseas exchanges for gold stocks are ASX (Oz) and TSX or TSV (Canada) with ASX seeming the more appropriate in this case.