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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Yamana Gold | LSE:YAU | London | Ordinary Share | CA98462Y1007 | COM SHS NPV |
| Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 698.25 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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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 | 698.25 | GBX |
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| 22/10/2020 | 09:11 | YAMANA GOLD - chart and C$ | 1,193 |
| 26/9/2013 | 16:19 | Yamana Gold with Charts & New | 69 |
| 19/5/2008 | 13:02 | Yamana Gold Significant Gold Producer | 1 |
| 28/12/2005 | 15:03 | BRAZILIAN GOLD – YAMANA | 154 |
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Posted at 01/8/2013 09:37 by ifthecapfits I guess we don't get a UK price feed now? |
Posted at 21/6/2013 06:58 by bluelynx For now may be, nice buying opportunity which I intend to take full advantage of. Quality gold producers like Yamama are priced to go bust, if they don't and the price of gold recovers these will double in short order. Time will tell but my money is on the later. |
Posted at 21/2/2013 16:23 by qs9 haha, yes indeed and agree re graphs which are awful on other thread. thanks re KYR and KEFI will take a look. with all the QE about I have no idea why gold is not so much higher!! Am sticking with YAU and bought more today as seems undervalued IMO and cannot see GP staying at these levels....not if inflation ever rears its ugly head which it must do if you print money! |
Posted at 21/2/2013 15:44 by qs9 at last, the market recognises some good results when it sees it! ifthecapfits do you know a rough comparison with Randgold for instance as YAU just seems to deliver and is down 20% purely because the short term GP is off? let's hope they can boost the divi to help us long suffering shareholders or buy some shares back! |
Posted at 15/2/2013 13:38 by ifthecapfits Falling gold price not good for high cost producers. |
Posted at 07/1/2013 09:29 by bluesbreaker Good morning, altom. Don't know a reason for the pullback. Can't find anything YAU-specific online. Other big goldies also seemed to have backed off a bit. Gold price is down, of course. Might be selling on the back of that. |
Posted at 06/1/2013 10:46 by altom Good morning to Blues and itcf. I am thinking of buying here and am interested in other gold stocks you guys hold. I have some steady funds which have done well over years ( Blackrock Gold and General and Ruffer B S Gold ) but would like to have an actual company producing gold and I think Canada and Australia are the best countries to be based. Any comments from you would be much appreciated. Why is YAU so far down from peak ? |
Posted at 16/10/2012 15:36 by qs9 YAU going bonkers, great stuff....next results due end of Oct....hopefully with PoG much higher than previous report, we should see some material upside in figures and IMO therefore share price!! |
Posted at 03/10/2012 08:00 by bluesbreaker The times they are a-changing..."Fund managers dump bullion for gold shares "Professional investors who want exposure to gold are starting to put their money in gold-related shares rather than the metal itself. "Gold shares are being snapped up by fund managers in place of bullion, as the derating that has occurred over the past three years looks to right itself. "Alastair Mundy who runs the Investec Cautious Managed fund and Jon Rebak who runs HSBC Open Global Distribution have increased their exposure to gold shares and reduced exposure to gold bullion. Troy Trojan multi-asset manager Sebastian Lyon has gold shares and gold bullion dominating his top holdings. "There is a large disparity between the price of gold bullion which has experienced an almost flawless 10 year bull run and gold shares, but experts are predicting a re-rating. Production picked up in the second quarter to the end of June, buoying precious metal mining shares. "Chelsea Financial Services said that now was the time to buy. "'A stronger second half from corporates on the production front, a rising gold price and an oil price with limited upside should assist gold equities in providing earnings leverage,' said Darius McDermott of Chelsea. 'Longer term, as the market becomes more comfortable with "higher for longer" gold prices, the equities should re-rate further.' "Precious metals specialist Evy Hambro who runs the £2.9bn BlackRock Gold & General fund said in his weekly gold report that quantitative easing would be positive for commodities and gold shares. "'QE3 is good for commodities, at least in the short term. That this round of easing is open-ended and may be accompanied by additional quantitative measures could well provide the impetus for a more sustained uptrend. Longer-term, supply-demand fundamentals remain broadly supportive of gold prices,' he said. "'Gold equities are trading at attractive valuations on a number of metrics. A feature of the industry is an increase in dividend payments. In our view, this trend is likely to continue and could increase the attractiveness of gold shares relative to their key competitor gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and so could aid a re-rating.'" Thanks to Thomas Tallis on the other site's YAU board, who found this. |
Posted at 01/6/2009 19:11 by avc0nway Some quiet thinking aloud. Don't you just love hindsight? I've continued lurking here, but used to post, and have just perused again my comments back around posts 520-530 in July of last year. I am not currently in YAU, but I used to be, thinking it the soundest and most promising of those gold miners who were not tiddlers. I used to view it in parallel with RRS, and took the view that the YAU share price would outpace RRS, and thus I was, in '07 and '08, week by week, month by month, puzzled why it did not. "Never mind," I would console myself, "it's just that I am ahead of the market. The market will see value in time," I would say. Has it? Will it? I see the YAU share price today is at the same level it was in the summer of 2007, having pretty much flat-lined or been under water in the interim 2-year period, whereas RRS is now at +260%. Can this difference in share price performance continue? I sold YAU in the autumn of last year, and began buying RRS at the start of this year. {Mad Jack McMad I see had gone the other way six months earlier!} Reviewing things again I see that RRS/YAU have pretty much paced each other over this latest half-year, both up circa 90%. [Does this point to the market belatedly joining me in seeing more unrealized value in YAU than in RRS?] Some weeks ago I thought RRS was looking 'toppy', and vulnerable to any pause or drop in the pog, so I moved across into XTA I liked the mix of copper, coal and China's economic story. In the event this past month RRS hasn't topped or fallen but has continued upwards, but so too has XTA. [However, will today prove to be a milepost, marking the outperformance henceforth of base-metal and coal miners over gold? XTA has had a good day.] I don't think the gold story has gone away I have kept a couple of minors and some PLAA and I remain ready to move from commodity miners to pm miners again [YAU?] when opportune. How will I know? I shall watch the pog, the economic news from China/Asia (and to a lesser extent the USA), and the USD money supply. avconway |
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