Anglo Asian Mining Share Discussion Threads

[brasso3] 14/6/2019 07:35

Is today the day when gold breaks out...

[laurence llewelyn binliner] 14/6/2019 07:32

The $1350 Maginot line is breached after 5 years..., that should put a rocket under Gold diggers... :o) a very significant technical trading event, which I'm sure #Mattjos will comment on..

[2sporrans] 14/6/2019 07:29

POG just gone haring off; ~7:25am spot shot up from $1347 to $1354 and rising.

[podgyted] 14/6/2019 07:26

Gold still on the up - past February peak.

$1,351 in US.

[oakey1] 14/6/2019 07:09

It appears MXC are out of CTP now....I did go back and read that chimers comments...he sounds as though he has some sort of mental condition or is a lively deramper....I will wait and look at the final results possibly...cheers for your help chaps

[riggerbeautz] 14/6/2019 02:56

Bumpa on the ball, yes MXC was the one, the others interlinked like a bad smell to any ordainary punter.

[oakey1] 14/6/2019 01:03

Cheers bumpa....I will keep watching them...I only found them cos a customer of mine was doing a corporate voiceover for them while I was working in his studio and they sounded interesting....the castle street thing throws up warning signs for me as being a joiner I constantly see suppliers changing names and going bust on purpose....for example one minute they are "bumpa's Windows and doors ltd " then they go bust and a week later they come back as "bumpa's doors and windows ltd"

[bumpa33] 14/6/2019 00:46

And then there was Castle Street Investments, which was born out of the demise of dating websites company Cupid. A major holder in Castle Street was MXC Capital. Some of it’s coming back to me...!

[bumpa33] 14/6/2019 00:26

Pinnacle Telecom, that was one of ‘em...

[mattjos] 14/6/2019 00:16

$1,343 = Highest daily closing price in Gold this year & a 13 month closing high.

(The run from 1280 on 30th May to 1340 on 7th June, only came back to the 38% retracement level by 11th June before taking off again the following day and has now broken out past the 7th June closing high of 1340. This usually the sign of a strong uptrend, now gaining strength for the next move up).

Lets see what happens at 1350-1360.

All good for AAZ .. probably the top pick of the juniors on London market right now

[bumpa33] 14/6/2019 00:07

Chimers was/is the resident nutter.

MXC Capital is one of the names, I think they had a stake in CTP. There were a couple of other quoted companies in the same stable/connected but the names escape me and i can’t remember what seemed fishy other than the nutter seemed to know a little too much at times.

Can you recall the others Rb?

[crazycoops] 13/6/2019 23:17

The set up here is beautiful - gold almost $100 /oz higher than management's start of year assumptions, AGM next week, ex-divi the week after and Q2 production update two weeks after that. Any resource/exploration news released over this period would be excellent timing with PoG feeling like a coiled spring. Bring it on!

[abbotslynn] 13/6/2019 22:28

Gold hitting new highs right now.

[riggerbeautz] 13/6/2019 21:48

Oakey we commented on them sometime back, there were posters playing the thread, with maybe better than should be inside track. There was a resident nutter that frequented the thread too and another stock from the same investment stable, can’t remember now, Bumpa might.

It became obvious to me the stock was “being played” shall we say. It’s been a long time since I looked and have no intention doing so. Things move on though.

[riggerbeautz] 13/6/2019 21:33

Thanks bmcb5, wondered where that post went?! (Fat fingers on iPhone!, I’ll delete it so as not to cause the serious thread any offence, I’m a considerate guy).

I’ll give it a go at the weekend I’m travelling now.

[mad foetus] 13/6/2019 20:48

This thread isn't really the place, but in my view inflation is almost entirely the product of the baby boom and the need to rebuild Europe and Japan after 2 world wars. If you have a growing population, an expectation that women will stay at home, and the need to provide proper roads, airports, electricity and telephone wires to people for the first time then wages rise strongly and you have inflation. Once the population stabilises, women join the workforce and the main infrastructure need is to maintain rather than create for the first time, there isn't the same disconnect between Labour available and work to be done. Japan tells us all we need to know: we are in a permanent state of minimal interest rates.

[mattjos] 13/6/2019 20:37

This is good article outlining the current dilemma:

[mad foetus] 13/6/2019 19:18

It is getting exciting with gold price, exploration update, Major Middle East crisis and AGM all converging

[bmcb5] 13/6/2019 18:53

@RB - you asked on Mattjos thread about posting charts. I'll answer here so I don't cause any O/T over there.

When you're in Realtime (HTML) charting, and have the chart how you want it, hit the camera icon at the foot of the chart. This saves a snapshot, and when you click on the 'chart grabber' tab above the chart, you will see a list of any snapshots you've taken. Then simply copy and paste the html code into a post.

That's the way I've always done it anyway

[wanobi] 13/6/2019 18:23

STCM wooowwzzzeeeer those are some big trades :-) LOL,,, wonder if it'll be 1,000,000 trade lumps tomorrow :-) all helping to get us through this transitional share exchange period :-) the sooner the better I guess :-) GLA cheers Wan

[laurence llewelyn binliner] 13/6/2019 17:55

That $1350 Maginot line is getting closer again now isn't it, 5 years later, and when it breaks I can't think of a better place to be positioned than in a dividend paying Gold digger leveraged against the Spot price who is scaling up and about to release some exploration results, widely expected to extend their LOM..

Come the day Citizens.. ;o)

[wanobi] 13/6/2019 17:05

thanx oakey, one to look at over the weekend for me :-) cheers Wan

[oakey1] 13/6/2019 17:00

CTP.....I like the business model...they in profit and are paying down debt....low amount of shares and whispers of a maiden divi....would be interested to know why Bumpa doesn't like them as I quite trust his judgement...not invested yet but find them quite interesting on the face of it

[riggerbeautz] 13/6/2019 16:52

CTP (shudder), think Bumpa has commented before on them.

[wanobi] 13/6/2019 16:52

CTP why oakey? thanx Wan :-)


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