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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Keras Resources Plc | LSE:KRS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BMY2T534 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1.70 | 1.50 | 1.90 | 1.70 | 1.70 | 1.70 | 640,000 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Iron Ores | 994k | -1.08M | -0.0134 | -1.27 | 1.36M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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27/7/2016 17:44 | .....especially ones in stable countries like Australia. | alwaysevolving | |
27/7/2016 17:43 | Lots of talk of gold price going ballistic in the coming months/years and with the world going down the toilet sadly I can see it happening. All we need now is for Trump to win the presidency and gold could well go to the moon. People in the states are saying it can't happen that Trump could win but that's what was said about Brexit too by many. The share price on small producers like KRS have the potential to multi bag quickly IMO. | alwaysevolving | |
27/7/2016 16:56 | Good point alwaysevolving, and a nice little rise today :)) its my biggest holding due to the fact its an auzzie gold miners...much less political risk a present! | laptop15 | |
27/7/2016 16:01 | Bit of positive momentum today anyway Laptop. Don't think many realise yet that this is the only Ozzy gold producer on AIM with none of the political issues and BS of many other gold producing countries. | alwaysevolving | |
27/7/2016 15:10 | I feel a break out is coming any day now....that placing must be cleared out now surely! We should see some upside pressure :))Keras is currently very undervalued with the projects it has lined up at very little expense! Plus the mining tributes are quick to commence which will bring in the cash fairly quickly. | laptop15 | |
26/7/2016 12:15 | Good to hear Chaps ;-) | alwaysevolving | |
25/7/2016 15:19 | Haha....hopefully not! Think people are just quiet as the share price has kinda stagnated around the 1.00-1.10p level. I'm sure it will get moving upwards soon! | laptop15 | |
25/7/2016 15:18 | Not me.... | greatfull dead | |
25/7/2016 10:32 | Quite in here! Has everyone sold? | alwaysevolving | |
19/7/2016 20:58 | A nice positive move here.....surely its going to continue upwards and progress higher sooner or later! Massively undervalued in my opinion....was up to 1.70's a few months ago with gold much lower so surely the value investors are going to buy and hold until at least 2p!! | laptop15 | |
17/7/2016 14:30 | 2016 has been exciting so far for gold investors. In the opinion of billionaire Eric Sprott, what is happening to gold and gold shares is stunning. The average gold stock is up 160% in less than 6 months, and Eric thinks gold will easily go to $2,000. Gold, silver, and the mining shares have been the place to be ever since Eric was pushed into precious metals 16 years ago, in 2000, when gold was at $255. He was a hedge fund and equity fund manager who realized that the NASDAQ was going to crash. He wanted to protect his investors, so he got into gold stocks and opened up a hedge fund. He has found that when most bull markets really get going, the returns are an average of 500%. In this gold bull market, $2000 gold is more like a 50% increase, so we should see it go that high at least, possibly much more! Money deployed in the majors and mid-tiers is trickling down into the exploration companies where there has been a huge rally. One of his current strategies is to find near-development companies where a company has an interesting deposit and/or could be in production quickly. A recent example of an investment that Eric has made is called Latin American Minerals (TSX-V:LAT). There is a concern about the negative correlation between gold stocks and general equities. Sprott thinks gold stocks will still be strong. This is because a failure- whether it is a bank, a government, COMEX, or a stock market breakdown would be incredibly positive for gold. Deflation is better for gold than inflation. Sprott is hoping the central banks, and the commercial banks who are short on precious metals will lessen in power, so that gold and silver can do what they should have already done and go way up. The gains have been prevented many times due to market coercion by people with more power, money, and determination than the investors. Gold going over 2k in this ponzi-scheme environment is long overdue. We're going to have a long bull market. Talking points from this week’s interview: • Gold is way up in the last 6 months and will reach $2000 • Average bull markets have a 500% return average • Exploration companies have much potential for huge returns • Gold stocks will still perform in a financial crash • Deflation is better for gold than inflation Eric Sprott has more than 40 years of experience in the investment industry. After earning his designation as a chartered accountant, Eric entered the investment industry as a research analyst at Merrill Lynch. In 1981, he founded Sprott Securities (now called Cormark Securities Inc.), which today is one of Canada’s largest independently owned securities firms. In 2001, Eric established Sprott Asset Management Inc. | cpap man | |
16/7/2016 20:15 | Sounds good dice!! The share price should rise any day now...keras are moving along nicely and have a few good tribute deals on the go :)) | laptop15 | |
16/7/2016 08:51 | Keras Resources (LON:KRS) Webinar 16th July 2016 | dice1950 | |
14/7/2016 15:12 | Not too long before the quarterly update is realised. | sashimi | |
14/7/2016 14:33 | Because there are boys or buys or even buoys ! | silver tortoise | |
14/7/2016 09:31 | How come there are boy's @ 1.11 as when I try to buy even 10k the price is 1.18. Baffled!!! | nikhilraj | |
12/7/2016 22:41 | Agreed Ed, loads of upside here! One of the best potential mining stocks on the aim as very little risk due to deals made to mine out with very small expenditure required and great profit share! Also very short turnaround so cash flow will rapidly increase! | laptop15 | |
11/7/2016 21:20 | Edgein 11 Jul'16 - 10:13 - 814 of 814 1 0 Tom, Look at the chart here though. For well over a year many of us were buying from prices as low as 0.3p. There will still be profit takers on KRS. I bought in here for Togo long before there were mentions of Ozzie gold. When the Togo issues are resolved it has the potential to be worth hundreds of US$m to KRS. That aside though these are significantly under valued on current production as will be shown in future results. I have been adding here on weakness not reducing. Dave sold his last three companies for a combined $1bn. KRS will imo be another that gets significant shareholder value. He's already done a great job of transforming KRS and getting a solid production base up and running. Production started ahead of schedule, first two surface pits produced ahead of schedule (3 1/2 months in contrast to 4-5 months estimated). Next higher grade pit about to start. Its been flat out progress, Lindsay and PoW about to start up this Q and they've at least 10 years of reserves. The company has reached this stage on practically no debt and about £1.7m in placings since heading into ozzie gold, quite remarkable. KRS are not alone in lack of response to rising metal prices, NMG and EUA have had significant news recently, the latter announced a transformational production sharing deal and has imminent production yet barely budged share price wise. The gold producers that I have that have reacted to the rising gold price are those with tight margins and debt such as AVM and OMI, both much higher risk but were priced to go bust. AAZ likewise again a highly geared miner, gonna be years before they see blue sky over that debt mountain, but the increased margins and gold price will make a big difference to them. So there are companies out there responding to the gold price for different reasons. Some of these companies are yet to respond to the rise in gold/plat price. KRS is a long term hold for me still, avg about 0.6-0.7p and I'm expecting somewhere between 7-10p per share in the next 3-5 years, that's why its my biggest mining holding (I do hold 10-15 companies though not all miners). Easily achievable on a rising gold price and several more acquisitions or tribute agreements. But it will take time. Regards, Ed. | cpap man | |
11/7/2016 11:03 | Keras Resources PLC Q&A: Wycheproof, Latest Production Update & Gold Prices Amilia Stone, 11 Jul 09:30 AM | dice1950 | |
11/7/2016 10:23 | The red-hot gold miners’ stocks have continued blasting higher this summer on heavy ETF buying by professional money managers. 11th July 2016 | dice1950 | |
11/7/2016 10:13 | Tom, Look at the chart here though. For well over a year many of us were buying from prices as low as 0.3p. There will still be profit takers on KRS. I bought in here for Togo long before there were mentions of Ozzie gold. When the Togo issues are resolved it has the potential to be worth hundreds of US$m to KRS. That aside though these are significantly under valued on current production as will be shown in future results. I have been adding here on weakness not reducing. Dave sold his last three companies for a combined $1bn. KRS will imo be another that gets significant shareholder value. He's already done a great job of transforming KRS and getting a solid production base up and running. Production started ahead of schedule, first two surface pits produced ahead of schedule (3 1/2 months in contrast to 4-5 months estimated). Next higher grade pit about to start. Its been flat out progress, Lindsay and PoW about to start up this Q and they've at least 10 years of reserves. The company has reached this stage on practically no debt and about £1.7m in placings since heading into ozzie gold, quite remarkable. KRS are not alone in lack of response to rising metal prices, NMG and EUA have had significant news recently, the latter announced a transformational production sharing deal and has imminent production yet barely budged share price wise. The gold producers that I have that have reacted to the rising gold price are those with tight margins and debt such as AVM and OMI, both much higher risk but were priced to go bust. AAZ likewise again a highly geared miner, gonna be years before they see blue sky over that debt mountain, but the increased margins and gold price will make a big difference to them. So there are companies out there responding to the gold price for different reasons. Some of these companies are yet to respond to the rise in gold/plat price. KRS is a long term hold for me still, avg about 0.6-0.7p and I'm expecting somewhere between 7-10p per share in the next 3-5 years, that's why its my biggest mining holding (I do hold 10-15 companies though not all miners). Easily achievable on a rising gold price and several more acquisitions or tribute agreements. But it will take time. Regards, Ed. | edgein | |
10/7/2016 14:30 | Sold here at a higher price about 3 weeks ago having been in the stock a few monthsI became fed up with other gold stocks in less safe countries doing well whilst KRS was going no where fast.Gold has shot up in the meantime whilst this stock languishes.Ok I sold at a small loss but have already made that up.Maybe someone can expain why KRS is not responding to all the positives that have come out recently,its a mystery,a very frustrating situation. | tom111 | |
08/7/2016 15:41 | I suppose a large chunk of the 113M share placing in April has to be shifted into the hands of long term holders before we can expect the share price to catch up with the rest of the gold miners. The sellers seem to come out every time the price nudges up through 1.1p. | obbig60 | |
08/7/2016 10:37 | Check out @kerasplc's Tweet: https://twitter.com/ | nikhilraj | |
08/7/2016 07:20 | INTERVIEW: Keras Resources Plc CEO A Fantastic Time to be in Gold 8th July 2016 | dice1950 |
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