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EUA Eurasia Mining Plc

1.50
0.00 (0.00%)
24 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Eurasia Mining Plc LSE:EUA London Ordinary Share GB0003230421 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.50 1.45 1.55 1.50 1.45 1.50 1,536,776 08:00:19
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 120k -5.84M -0.0020 -7.50 42.97M
Eurasia Mining Plc is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker EUA. The last closing price for Eurasia Mining was 1.50p. Over the last year, Eurasia Mining shares have traded in a share price range of 1.25p to 3.625p.

Eurasia Mining currently has 2,864,559,995 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Eurasia Mining is £42.97 million. Eurasia Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -7.50.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/3/2019
07:36
Eurasia no longer showing as an exhibitor at UK Investor tomorrow according to UK Investor show website
stoph
29/3/2019
05:25
I wonder if the next WK news will have more detail about last seasons numbers, or will it just be forward looking?

Could be today!

excellance
29/3/2019
02:45
Could be profit taking for tax year end?
excellance
28/3/2019
22:13
Will pick up after April 5th.
snowman100
28/3/2019
20:33
Cc

From the zerohedge article you posted this morning

Now take a look at the CME palladium stocks reports. The first report below is from February 27… the day the March19 went off the board. Note that the TOTAL vault is 42,583.095 ounces. The next report is dated March 22. Note that the TOTAL vault remains at 42,583.095 ounces.

Sorry CC you are right, 42.5k available

So vault banks have few oz available !!

Increadible how tight they are

On this figure, Price collapse looks suspicious....

book5
28/3/2019
19:48
Book - I thought there was only about 42k available.
charles clore
28/3/2019
18:11
Fascinating Pd price action

Intetestingvto see that CME group reports
42 million oz of Pd in vaults (registered + eligible)

If TRUE , those are Lots of oz, 6 years of consumption??

We shall see

But Pd has been hammered

book5
28/3/2019
17:27
Surely everyone agrees that demand for pd is on the rise, whilst supply is restricted?

It does seem that the market thinks the pd price has been over cooked, partly because of reduced demand due to a slowdown in China, but the fundamentals are still relevant.

So yes, pd has gone too high too fast, but that doesn't mean that the overall upward direction is changed.

excellance
28/3/2019
17:15
I don't think we need to worry about the short term fluctuations of pd price. It's demand in the foreseeable future has been documented to death so we should reep the rewards at that time.
pennstreet
28/3/2019
16:23
(Kitco News) - It’s time to short palladium, according to TD Securities, which is anticipating significantly lower prices in the short-term due to cracks in demand.

“We shorted June palladium at $1,431.50/oz, in anticipation of prices dropping towards $1,230/oz. We are taking a punt on the possibility for prices to acknowledge the sharp deterioration in the demand outlook. Acknowledging that timing the end of an asset bubble is a risky proposition, we keep a tight stop at $1,500/oz,” wrote TD Securities head of global strategy Bart Melek and commodity strategist Ryan McKay.

Palladium has been beating all expectations in March, rallying above $1,600 for the very first time, led by tight supply concerns.

The rally has encouraged some analysts not to rule out the $2,000 an ounce level.

But, TD Securities is not as optimistic on the metal, choosing to focus on weakening demand instead of the metal’s tight supply narrative.

“Looking solely at prices in the palladium market, which have rallied nearly 100% from the August 2018 low, one would not be aware that car sales in China are undergoing their most prolonged contraction on record. Of course, palladium's supply woes and structural deficits have been noted and have not been a surprise to markets, although they have given market observers a reason to look past the deteriorating demand outlook,” Melek and McKay said on Wednesday.

snowman100
28/3/2019
16:13
Ed - I agree with you about WK. I'm just a bit disappointed about the Pd price.
charles clore
28/3/2019
15:19
Book,

I reckon this year will be better than last just because of the grades alone. Yes its possible they submitted the info to the Russian authorities some months ago. Even if its mid season or mid summer a second wash plant would have a major boost on production especially with the higher grades. Well they did mob the first wash plant to site before the season last year, so you never know. With the recent news it looks like EUA and Sino are pushing ahead towards construction rather than a buyout and no doubt multiple news releases from next Q onwards on MT too.

Regards,
Ed.

edgein
28/3/2019
14:42
Ed

You are right, WK is in production and with Exciting news in the pipe line

2 washer plants this season? if from May that would be what we need to bring share price upwards. May be as Cudgietoo suggested 2nd wash plant already on site and ready to press the start bottom ??? Who knows

book5
28/3/2019
14:24
Book,

Would you describe mid-late April 2019 as mid term? That's when WK could be potentially back in production for this season. With Optiva putting a $55m NPV on WK, and given its upside in grade and reserves its likely to be anything but boring. You'd hardly think it with the current cap but there's more to EUA than just MT. Looking forward to the WK reserve upgrade and arrival of the second washplant, I guess that's what you mean by 1.8p?

Regards,
Ed.

edgein
28/3/2019
14:11
Pd 1363....WTF !
snowman100
28/3/2019
13:30
It seems MT will not be priced any close to its true value till we start delivering the metals in 2020/21
Time to switch off the screen till this reaches 1.8 p and brings some excitement
In the mid time very boring

book5
28/3/2019
12:13
Ex - I tend to agree with your 'long sideways movement' theory. Meanwhile, as Mostyn says, platinum is much more important to us than palladium as it will add cash to the bottom line for the foreseeable future no matter what happens at MT.
charles clore
28/3/2019
10:01
In the short term the movement in Palladium won't make much difference to Eurasia, whereas the movement in Platinum will impact West Kytlim to a much greater degree. Fortunately Platinum is currently going up.
mostyn
28/3/2019
09:24
That zerohedge article is already out of date. It goes on about pd remaining in a narrow range, but pd fell below that yesterday.

The kitco article is also flawed, because it mentions the 50 day moving average, but not a word about the 200 day mav. Also, the fundamentals are totally different now compared to back in 2000, primarily because of automotive demand,, but also south African supplies.

Also the chart hasn't double topped!

So I think we'll see a prolonged sideways movement

excellance
28/3/2019
09:17
palladium price crashing..all over?
johncasey
28/3/2019
09:05
Hereis an interesting take on the Pd price. Is the rally over? There is more to it than you think. htTps://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-03-27/inflection-point-palladium
charles clore
28/3/2019
06:44
Current Ratio Pd/Pt<1.7
I believe Pd should recover to min 1462

book5
27/3/2019
23:32
excel,

Could be, lets see.

11_percent
27/3/2019
23:15
Nothing ever goes up in a straight line!

GLA

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