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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Allied Gold | AGLD | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 34.125 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 34.125 | 34.125 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 15/6/2011 16:09 by ajviews Beyond the short term the main focus with AGLD should be towards the planned growth in production. Here is a report focusing on the production shortfall in gold and the co.'s that are expecting high growth over the next few years. Allied Gold gets a mention in the high growth comparison tables. - |
Posted at 10/6/2011 14:44 by ajviews Yes should be some good buying support for AGLD for a while with I think some funds able to buy in during the run up and more adding next qtr. Should help see through any general market weakness (with the high ave gold prices realised in current trading also helping). |
Posted at 08/6/2011 09:11 by boadicea London market is red this morning but AGLD is up 0.25p against the trend.It could manage another 1p to match the Oz equivalent of 36.85p if the market steadies later. It may in part be a beneficiary of S. American nervousness over the left wing Humala success in Peruvian presidential election. |
Posted at 03/6/2011 17:25 by dvsfm I wouldnt have thought Baker Steel would have much trouble shifting the remainder once the main listing goes ahead, should be enough trackers/funds buying to take any they dont want. If of course they want to sell any more that is, perhaps just reducing exposure to agld or more commodity based co. Think I'll see if they have been dumping similar stocks |
Posted at 27/5/2011 15:48 by boadicea arja -DI = depositary instrument. As I understand (but not definitive so could be mistaken) it's the security traded in lieu of the share when a share with issue on one exchange is quoted on another. The actual share remains in the country of origin and is deposited in bond there against the receipt/instrument traded in the other. In some circumstances (where SDRT has been paid on the deposit?) the DI may be traded free of SDRT. Examples here include AGLD (at present but not after the relisting, I think), GNG, KGI, MARL, MIRL. (SDRT = Stamp Duty Reserve Tax, 0.5% in UK.) Actually, it could be another small argument in favour of getting the shares now, before the changes. |
Posted at 27/5/2011 09:04 by arja just rang IG markets and they have now included AGLD for me - nice to see the level 2 even though it is MM stock ! Judging by low volume here so far , I suspect oz is in fact lead market . |
Posted at 27/5/2011 08:35 by vivgav AGLD nice chart - bouncing off 30p |
Posted at 27/5/2011 08:33 by boadicea arja-Afaik AGLD is currently MM only on AIM. This is shortly to change and you need to read these links which will explain as much as we currently know: The surrounding technicalities at a time of some uncertainty and weakness in mining markets has had an exaggeratedly depressing effect on AGLD unwarranted by the underlying fundamentals - imho. It's also worth noting that AGLD trades in Oz as ASX:ALD and on TSX as TSE:ALG. |
Posted at 03/5/2011 16:49 by boadicea I hold about half a dozen gold explorer/miners and this stands at number 3, behind the MML (brilliant) and MIRL (afflicted with a reluctant share price like AGLD.)All three have established production underpinning their current valuation and providing at least a backstop level of cash flow to fund progress, together with prospects of substantial increase over the next year or two from rapidly advancing development projects. Additionally, and just behind AGLD in 4th position, PGD should become an early stage producer within weeks. Naturally, I am highly enthusiastic about all four. With the possible exception of MML, the market is less so. I guess gearing to pog, where MML is exceptionally low, is a main reason. My rationalisation of the market view is that risk aversion, being creatively farmed ironically by the big banks, is one cause of the differential between pi expectations and wider market valuation. Cestnous' point about the large Glencore float (safety in size?) as a competitor for available funds is also very valid. |
Posted at 03/3/2011 08:10 by jswjsw Davidblack - AGLD proven, probable + inferred = 11.7m oz. So USD Cap / oz = 65. PAF is cheaper still (AND it pays a dividend!) - but of course has a lower level resource. (How AVM can be valued at over $100 is ridiculous, btw - I have NEVER owned that stock!) THe majors command va;luations between about $110 and $280 (YAU).So we basically agree, that AGLD ought to be AT LEAST 50% higher than here. |
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