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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Papua Min | PML | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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0.825 | 0.825 |
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Posted at 19/4/2018 19:42 by zhockey I like David, but when he said there is no chance this will 10 bag in the short term I think that turned off 99% of AIM investors. |
Posted at 02/2/2018 11:37 by aim_trader David Price of Papua Mining will be presenting to investors at the Proactive One2One Mining Forum on 8th February in London. For details and registration, click here: |
Posted at 25/1/2018 16:23 by 2magpies palejenumber of share circa 343 million @1.05 = mcap 3.63m |
Posted at 17/11/2017 11:06 by x54v Reality: investor likes a stock and wants to buy it as cheaply as possible. He has low moral standards and is prepared to do whatever it takes to get said stock as cheaply as possible.Tactic: investor talks down the stock as frequently as possible aiming to misdirect weak holders into selling. Talk down points are in fact very weak and only refer to minor issues or the share price in the very short term. |
Posted at 16/11/2017 11:28 by x54v "The BGM deal significantly transforms PML’s asset base, revitalising it with new exploration projects within the prolific mining district of North Queensland""What we also particularly like is the significant investment made by both existing directors and new incoming directors in the placing totalling £267.9K, with existing directors investing £149.5K and the remaining £118.4K invested by the new directors. This shows a very strong alignment of interest with investors and monetary vote of confidence in the new strategy ahead." |
Posted at 13/11/2017 13:04 by x54v Get 'em cheap before they leap..."Funny how investors seem to wait for a stock to leap in price before showing interest. Go look at the quiet ones now!" |
Posted at 06/11/2017 07:40 by x54v It would potentially attract others to the company who might not have noticed it otherwise. They would then see the value in PML's other assets and broadcast that to others.The THR story is getting out there more quickly. Whilst Pilbara isn't likely to be a primary interest, the value in Pilot Mountain and Molyhil is now reaching a lot more investors than it would have otherwise. I suppose it all depends on your aims. Mine is to have a strongly rising share price, and as soon as possible. Those who have different aims will have a different view. That's what makes a market. |
Posted at 05/11/2017 23:05 by x54v The company certainly has good assets especially those recently acquired and I'm sure attention will be currently turned there.I do personally think that Pilbara would be an additional worthwhile area of focus, even if not a primary one. As a comparison, THR also has good assets which it has been focussing on, but the announcement the other day that it is considering an acquisition in Pilbara as something new put a rocket under the share price. The large increases in price and volume mean that the move has generated lots of extra interest in the company all of a sudden i.e. Pilbara has effectively been a means of advertising the company. Word quickly spreads, more and more folk who might not previously have noticed THR are suddenly interested, they buy in and up goes the price and volume which in itself attracts other potential buyers. As an investor what I'm interested in is a rising share price. Anything which can potentially attract new investors and help drive the price higher is therefore of interest. As mentioned earlier, it needn't be a primary area of focus. THR has other primary areas of focus and is considering Pilbara as something extra. No reason that PML can't manage something similar imo. |
Posted at 18/10/2017 17:46 by x54v Follow the money..."What we also particularly like is the significant investment made by both existing directors and new incoming directors in the placing totalling £267.9K, with existing directors investing £149.5K and the remaining £118.4K invested by the new directors. This shows a very strong alignment of interest with investors and monetary vote of confidence in the new strategy ahead." |
Posted at 16/10/2017 09:25 by cpap man BROKER BUY NOTE out this morning from FELFEL Morning Comment - Papua Mining (PML.L) - 'Buy' NEW PAPUA EMERGES.... COMMENT & RECOMMENDATION The BGM deal significantly transforms PML’s asset base, revitalising it with new exploration projects within the prolific mining district of North Queensland. All three new projects hold potential to be fast-tracked towards resource definition, given previous historic workings, previous drilling and close-proximity to existing deposits and operating mines. The Lighthouse project for example lies in a region that has produced over 20 million ounces of gold. The licence boundaries are within 10 miles of two mines (Mt Leyshon & Pajingo), where over 5 million ounces of gold have been mined to date. Another project of note is Copperhead, located on an undeveloped large-scale porphyry copper system, that previously had an old pre-JORC resource of 35 million tonnes at 0.16% copper defined in 1972. Follow-up sampling of the drill core in 1989 showed an improved copper grade and established that the mineralisation is open in all directions. Moreover, the new properties are in a more accessible region for development than the topographically-chal What we also particularly like is the significant investment made by both existing directors and new incoming directors in the placing totalling £267.9K, with existing directors investing £149.5K and the remaining £118.4K invested by the new directors. This shows a very strong alignment of interest with investors and monetary vote of confidence in the new strategy ahead. Given the clearing of what may have represented a significant overhang of stock from Thalassa Holdings, new additional management and injection of projects with opportunities to be fast tracked towards the important stage of JORC definition, First Equity Limited recommend Papua Mining Ltd as a ‘Buy’. |
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