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AAZ Anglo Asian Mining Plc

89.50
2.90 (3.35%)
Last Updated: 15:50:48
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
  2.90 3.35% 89.50 87.00 92.00 92.00 83.50 83.50 164,919 15:50:48
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 45.86M -24.24M -0.2122 -4.34 98.93M
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 86.60p. Over the last year, Anglo Asian Mining shares have traded in a share price range of 36.50p to 92.00p.

Anglo Asian Mining currently has 114,242,024 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Anglo Asian Mining is £98.93 million. Anglo Asian Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4.34.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/4/2020
12:49
Brasso - oh yes, am waiting patiently for the other side of the trade :)
bumpa33
29/4/2020
12:41
Bumpa

There will be some fantastic shorts to be had if you time it right.

NCYT at 500p will be tempting.

brasso3
29/4/2020
12:40
Rb - as said before, the sector’s gone from zero to hero. Much of it’ll go back to zero in time, but while the sun’s out...
bumpa33
29/4/2020
12:38
ORPH looks like it could be breaking out now...
brasso3
29/4/2020
12:23
Yes Bumpa, it’s like sticking £2 on the lottery knowing if you do it early, you will at least win a tenner. There’s very few I know anything about and I’d run a mile from pharma’s normally but there’s a trade for those savvy enough.

Best not to be greedy, I was happy with a reasonable profit from AVCT and HEMO, could make a decent one with FDBK too but I’m accumulating them for now, for a longer free ride hopefully; think there’s more to that one.

riggerbeautz
29/4/2020
12:20
They have been publicizing the coronavirus link all over the media for a few weeks even have a world specialist who has written a book on the blooming subject on the payroll, he set up hVIVO, and still no jump... It overdue a run compared to some of the stuff that has risen.
pogue
29/4/2020
12:18
So has Ygen
saint in exile
29/4/2020
12:16
Not a buyer in sight . I have only bought AAZ shares during the last 3/4 year period, constantly adding to my position. Never selling AAZ shares willingly, ie only because of - margin calls. Overall, it has been very profitable, almost life changing. However, in the last three months with AAZ so moribund, l have changed my one dimensional strategy for the first time, and been buying with fresh funds other shares. TSG and VRS, both nearly doubled in this short period of time. I have indeed been lucky. When , one morning, AAZ finally moves - I predict, It will be an instantaneous sudden big jump up with little or no time for others to jump on board – rewarding us all for sticking with this incredible Company during this frustrating period.
klosters65
29/4/2020
12:15
Pogue

I have just topped up on ORPH too. Its got to be due a run like the rest.

brasso3
29/4/2020
11:54
Thanks chaps, out of BRH now. These moves are getting crazy...!
bumpa33
29/4/2020
11:52
Brasso
no idea why ORPH is lagging I have the most cash in it of my pharmas have been in since last year. The plan is simple create a company from buying cheap companies making one larger one that can run tests across the range then sell later this year. Companies in that sector are priced at 3 times earnings ORPH currently at zero earnings effectively however with CV19 their facilities through hVIVIO takeover are getting a lot of bookings as its one of only a few facilities that can test CV19 on humans. Their other facilities in Venn are getting bookings as well and have reduced surplus head count to increase profits. Everything going to plan and company is up for sale later this year if all goes to plan at 3 times the current price what's not to like?
I am considering putting more in there to be honest, watch that price fall lol.

pogue
29/4/2020
11:48
Not really, there are trillions of dollars of investment money that need to be put to work. If you're a fund manager and need to invest to deliver returns to a pension fund you're not going to put the money in the bank you are going to look for assets, including equities, to invest in. Every month hundreds of millions more of cash come out of companies into pension funds looking to be invested. The rise in markets since mid March feels overcooked given the longer term impact on some businesses but the money has to go somewhere.Equities inflows will soften given the unemployment trend but for every working man and woman approx 3-5% of their monthly wage gets invested by them or their pension managers. Keep the faith equities remain the long term value investment because they generate wealth.One day even aaz might catch up!!
baddeal
29/4/2020
11:47
Here is UK Government supported Academic Health Science Network lauding PYC work on developing Personalised Medicine Cancer Decision Support System

PYC subsequently won another £150k grant

also in talks with 'established players' in AI/Personalised Medicine field (that implies $Billion unicorns)

the stigologist
29/4/2020
11:44
Condor gold moving closer to production! Jeez.
riggerbeautz
29/4/2020
11:40
baddeal

No need to feel sorry for me, its just my opinion as i see it.
Do you not find it strange that the world is locked down yet we have had 30 days of rises from the bottom?

gold finger 1
29/4/2020
11:32
Goldfinger..its hard not to be sceptical.It doesnt sound particularly nice but the consequences economically are insane.I wonder if the virus is being used as a scapegoat by the world governments to cover up the Ponzi scheme they have created.It certainly smells anyway
saint in exile
29/4/2020
11:26
From share price Angel Morning Note today:

We suggest some smaller gold stocks for review:
• Anglo Asian* (Azerbaijan) – a seasoned well established gold producer
• Chaarat Gold* (Armenia and Kyrgyzstan) – growth focused FSU producer – click for note
• Condor Gold* (Nicaragua) – La India gold project in Nicaragua is moving closer to production with permit for high-grade pit reported this morning
• Cora Gold* (Mali) – still exploration but looks interesting – click for note
• Empire Metals* (Georgian Mining) – The Kvemo Bolnisi project in Georgia will produce gold ahead of the underlying copper if it ever gets its permits
• IronRidge* (Chad, Ivory Coast and Ghana) – huge gold licenses for exploration in Chad, Ivory Coast plus gold and lithium in Ghana.
• Kefi Minerals* (Ethiopia) – waiting to complete finance package and start development. This ‘could’ be Kefi’s breakthrough year
• SolGold* (Ecuador) – has 22moz of gold in its resource. Still early-stage in its mine economics and planning
• Rambler Metals & Mining* (Canada) - click for note
• Scotgold* (Scotland) – developing the Cononish gold mine for 20,000ozpa production click for note

*SP Angel act as nomad and or broker

Their notes (as indicated) here:

mattjos
29/4/2020
11:26
From share price Angel Morning Note today:

We suggest some smaller gold stocks for review:
• Anglo Asian* (Azerbaijan) – a seasoned well established gold producer
• Chaarat Gold* (Armenia and Kyrgyzstan) – growth focused FSU producer – click for note
• Condor Gold* (Nicaragua) – La India gold project in Nicaragua is moving closer to production with permit for high-grade pit reported this morning
• Cora Gold* (Mali) – still exploration but looks interesting – click for note
• Empire Metals* (Georgian Mining) – The Kvemo Bolnisi project in Georgia will produce gold ahead of the underlying copper if it ever gets its permits
• IronRidge* (Chad, Ivory Coast and Ghana) – huge gold licenses for exploration in Chad, Ivory Coast plus gold and lithium in Ghana.
• Kefi Minerals* (Ethiopia) – waiting to complete finance package and start development. This ‘could’ be Kefi’s breakthrough year
• SolGold* (Ecuador) – has 22moz of gold in its resource. Still early-stage in its mine economics and planning
• Rambler Metals & Mining* (Canada) - click for note
• Scotgold* (Scotland) – developing the Cononish gold mine for 20,000ozpa production click for note

*SP Angel act as nomad and or broker

Their notes (as indicated) here:

mattjos
29/4/2020
11:24
Good winge gf1. I'm almost feeling sorry for you
baddeal
29/4/2020
11:23
ORPH seems to be lagging in the Covid circus.
brasso3
29/4/2020
11:09
wanobi
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KAT going well still ODR, cheers Wan :-)


Yes was great fun earlier and touched 45%, however RNS now out to say JV partners have agreed to extend deadline for funding for 1 month due to travel / pratical issues in relation to Covid 19. Was originall due tomorrow.

Looks like we could get an updated resource and economics RNS before that now

But the share price surge was hopefully an insight into what to expect in a few weeks time.

A binary play and risky but all to play for still


ODR

onedayrodders
29/4/2020
11:06
yep, well done on that one Bumpa, excellent work :-) cheers Wan :-)
wanobi
29/4/2020
11:04
Well done Bumpa BRH
riggerbeautz
29/4/2020
11:02
Agree Pogue that’s really why I bought in, the herd will see it as a Covid play but reading half a dozen pages on the thread could see it will be a long term “grower” once it’s endorsed.

I’m both buying and trading it, the income stream is still a puzzle to me but I’ll dig deeper at some point.

riggerbeautz
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