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AAZ Anglo Asian Mining Plc

69.00
-5.00 (-6.76%)
Last Updated: 11:35:58
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Anglo Asian Mining Plc LSE:AAZ London Ordinary Share GB00B0C18177 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -5.00 -6.76% 69.00 66.00 72.00 72.00 69.00 72.00 95,571 11:35:58
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 84.72M 3.66M 0.0320 21.56 78.83M
Anglo Asian Mining Plc is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AAZ. The last closing price for Anglo Asian Mining was 74p. Over the last year, Anglo Asian Mining shares have traded in a share price range of 36.50p to 121.50p.

Anglo Asian Mining currently has 114,242,024 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Anglo Asian Mining is £78.83 million. Anglo Asian Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 21.56.

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23/10/2018
18:07
Stocks are for trading, both ways. You can make a hell of a lot of money in a bear market - as long as you leave your emotions out of it.
bumpa33
23/10/2018
17:20
I've only been investing for about a year, Wan. Quite interested to see how this might go!We're going to experience a bear market at some point, I suppose. I just hope this isn't the biggy!Good news is that gold appears still to have haven status. I was worried crypto and the dollar may have replaced it
cflather2000
23/10/2018
17:09
Quite happy for it to sit until my dividend is reinvested, post that shoot up please.
sparkey_two
23/10/2018
17:05
thanx Mattjos, in my current situation I hope you are right... cheers Wan
wanobi
23/10/2018
16:26
Very disappointing over the last 10 days when FRES is up over10% by comparison. I feel the price is being held back, as it was at 40.
mad foetus
23/10/2018
16:17
I’d expect Trump to come out and try and take ownership of this, as he has been the one taking the credit for it on the way up (even though he called it a massive bubble when he wasn’t in office).

What he can’t control though are markets in the rest of the world.

bumpa33
23/10/2018
16:14
Wanobi - you’re welcome. We are heavily oversold, but the markets continue to look extremely weak. I’d measure the S&P and Nasdaq rather than the Dow, more representative.
bumpa33
23/10/2018
15:40
Bumpa, knock out 24K, then we're looking at 18K for next support, knock that out and we're at 16K ish,,,,, YIKES..... only positive right now is that RSI looks oversold,,, but can of course go a lot further down.... as you say, interesting times ahead!!!

Thanx for making me take a good look at this...

24K needs to hold...

cheers
Wan

wanobi
23/10/2018
15:35
free stock charts from uk.advfn.com
wanobi
23/10/2018
14:09
Gold shifting
mr roper
23/10/2018
14:03
Making sure all the buys are delayed to the tape
mattjos
23/10/2018
13:30
16768 "We have previously erroneously considered an interim dividend for 2018 as a final one for the year with current estimates fixing for that mistake"

Thanks Mattjos. Absolute bloody amateurs at share price Angel. I guess that clears up their 'double next year' dividend prediction.

Super gold price movement today.

bozzy_s
23/10/2018
13:28
The trick is to owe the Bank so much money that the Bank becomes frightened you won't pay. I guess that's the position of Italy right now, and indeed perhaps that's why gold is rising? All good for AAZ, can't be too long before another positive rns :¬)
lefrene
23/10/2018
13:15
Perked, well ou could say that as is up $17 I write.Hence we are now blue
cinoib
23/10/2018
13:12
Keep an eye on Italy. Another much bigger Euro crisis brewing whilst everyone is fixated on Brexit. Let’s see if Brussels creates a catastrophe of its own making with EU central bank holdings of Italian debt and Italian insistence to spend its way out of largesse and breach EU budget deficit rules....Italy has all the ingredients to set off the next world crash and is perhaps why gold has perked up ?
highly geared
23/10/2018
13:07
What's just happened 70.25 to 73 on the bid in the blink of an eye
basem1
23/10/2018
12:15
2Sporrons,
well put laddy, i cud na put it better mi sen. Now the dow futures are a little less dramatic at 254 down. but pog is holding.

cinoib
23/10/2018
12:03
JB

Whilst nobody can predict where the POG is heading with any certitude this doesn't preclude one garnering at least a basic understanding of its key drivers at a given time or over a period of weeks or months.

We know that the strengthening $ has been/is a major driver in the selling of gold and the speculative positions thereof.
A less potent but important driver in the buying over recent months has been some large central bank purchases of gold.
There's far more drivers than these of importance which is what makes POG predictions so hard to make. The potency of these drivers varies according to economic, political and other circumstances.
None the less, to extent there are big changes in the key drivers, those concerned for the POG are bound to note these and their implications.

I expect all AAZ investors have harboured at least a little concern over the substantial fall in the POG since April; from a plateau around $1350/oz down to the recent lows of ~$1190/oz.
That is after all $160/oz of margin.
So, to see the recent stabilisation of the POG around its lows, followed by the sharp rally over the past week, ongoing now, is worthy of note.

Sure, this rally may fizzle out in a week or 3; short covering isn't an enduring driver and positions may be renewed when the rally loses steam.
But it may be that other key drivers are/will-be coming into play to support the POG.
To extent they are they will be welcomed by AAZ investors and i would prefer to be aware of them.

Your prediction of "Not much change" may well turn out to be near the mark JB.
After all, the POG has snaked along, pretty much in a sideways trend - albeit with several 10%+ deviations from the mean - over the past 6 years, as this graph shows:



The blue line - for basket of non$ currencies - does suggest that if the effect of $ appreciation is stripped out, the 6 year tend is actually a gently rising one.
Maybe, when the $, as it will, enters a period of sustained weakness, we will enjoy an upward tending POG over that duration.
This doesn't look likely to happen until well into 2019, at earliest, but this doesn't preclude either the anticipation of it or other key drivers kicking in hard.
Granted, these cut both ways but I'd sooner be aware of them than nay.

2sporrans
23/10/2018
10:55
If I had an extra share for each time I'd heard assurances on the price of gold and how it was about to smash through "x" then I'd own most of the company :D
Turns out no one really knows and I'll stick with my prediction of not much change.

jbravo2
23/10/2018
10:51
Dow futures off over 360 and pog when I looked last was up $12.90 at $1235.60 ask.
cinoib
23/10/2018
10:50
We have previously erroneously considered an interim dividend for 2018 as a final one for the year with current estimates fixing for that mistake. The revision means 2018e dividend yield should by 10.4% as opposed to previous 4.6%. Following years are little changed and the revision does not affect our DCF and EV/EBITDA multiples based valuation.
mattjos
23/10/2018
10:49
$1250 pog before week is out... nailed on I reckon.
bleepy
23/10/2018
10:48
Anglo Asian Mining* (AAZ LN) 73p, Mkt Cap £83m – Sterling rate for the maiden dividendBUY – 84pThe Company announced the sterling exchange rate for the maiden dividend payment due on 8 November 2018.The interim dividend to be paid amounts to 3USc or 2.2864p at the 1.3121 exchange rate.This amounts to $3.4m in interim dividend payments.Conclusion: Using our FCF estimates for H2/18 would imply 10.4% annual dividend yield for 2018e on the average share price for the year (49.3p). The yield comes in at 6.3% for 2019e highlighting upside potential to the current share price of 72.5p.The team is actively engaged in the extensive exploration programme launched this year that is due to provide a series of catalysts to the share price moving forwards including maiden mineral resources/reserves at Gadir as well as results from exploration works across other targets at the Gedabek and Ordubad contract areas.
mattjos
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