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AAZ Anglo Asian Mining Plc

90.50
0.50 (0.56%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
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
  0.50 0.56% 90.50 87.00 94.00 90.50 90.50 90.50 45,762 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 45.86M -24.24M -0.2122 -4.26 102.82M
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 90p. 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 £102.82 million. Anglo Asian Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4.26.

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21/10/2020
07:41
many thanx for the heads up avs68, I think these are the charts for them :-) Cheers Wan :-)


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wanobi
21/10/2020
07:41
Big contract win from my largest position SPSY this morning with a large central bank, it's a beauty, let's hope the share price responds accordingly.
fozzie
21/10/2020
07:36
Gold at 1917
Silver at 25
Brent at 42.80
US$ basket at 92.78
BTC at 12,250

Cheers
Wan :-)

wanobi
21/10/2020
07:34
Good morning all, Good Luck, Good Health and peace to you all today :-) Cheers Wan :-)

many thanx Mj for this

also found this;

but, I cannot help thinking AZER will stop at nothing now to get back its territories, be that by talks and ARM told to leave by outsiders or by force,,, but, who knows, we shall see,,, just hope the fighting stops asap...

either way, as someone muted the other day, are we nearer to the end of the conflict now than the start, I hope so, I think so...

Cheers
Wan

wanobi
21/10/2020
01:21
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/pompeo-host-warring-armenian-azerbaijani-foreign-ministers-washington-friday
mattjos
20/10/2020
23:26
Brasso3 where are you buying your silver from?
katsy
20/10/2020
22:18
Raoul Pal (Real Vision founder) has just released this on the adoption of central bank digital currencies. Well worth watching.
walter walcarpets
20/10/2020
21:34
A balanced individual....mmm
Re the importance of declining velocity, Jim Rickards arguments are particulary interesting, and indeed I find them quite persuasive, and cannot get past the feeling that gvts will not achieve their pricing inflation aims, regardless of how much all the central banks inflate the currencies.

bo doodak
20/10/2020
21:04
The Azeri President lays it on a bit thick!
lefrene
20/10/2020
20:36
put a carriage return in after your hyperlink, mf .. then it will work
mattjos
20/10/2020
20:30
I listened to half of this earlier https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-grant-williams-podcast/id1508585135?i=1000495049466The guy being interviewed there felt that fiscal stimulus would be the next thing as demographics are appalling for next decade, and this time stimulus would be more than just picking up the covid induced shortfall in salaries. He suggested a US deficit of 40 trillion by the end of the decade. It is clear that we are deep in uncharted waters here
mad foetus
20/10/2020
20:18
Anybody get some VRE when they were 13p, market like recent news pushing its business in china now think it will be a big hit there, finished on a strong candle for a further push north.

Also Cob on the move this week nearly reached 3p on a few occasions but dithered its way backwards, but held above 3p today looks exciting company.

avsome1968
20/10/2020
20:15
braso, after your image source code, try adding style="width:80%"
mattjos
20/10/2020
20:02
Lol Jbravo, can’t complain, it did bring a wry smile though, as she never normally shows any interest in any of my dealings or finance; exceptionally long lead here, just somewhat reined in by circumstances this year! She must have been really bored today to be checking email alerts.
riggerbeautz
20/10/2020
19:58
@brasso: lol :))

@matt: for your scenario, i do get booze by the boatload, don't know if that counts ;)

doc_oj
20/10/2020
19:53
I need the price to go up as that is the only way to put a lid on my silver purchases! I am worse than a women in the January sales just lately.
brasso3
20/10/2020
19:36
That aside .. the days of sub-$1,900 gold are just about over now, imo
mattjos
20/10/2020
19:23
BTC just poked its nose above $12k.
brasso3
20/10/2020
19:13
LOL Brasso, I've never had to apologize for my size :-) LOL Cheers Wan :-)
wanobi
20/10/2020
19:04
Apologies for the size!!!
brasso3
20/10/2020
19:04
Just seen this on Twitter. 2020 saw the end of the influenza virus according to the WHO website!
brasso3
20/10/2020
18:57
This is not always easy reading in parts and requires engagement of ones' grey matter but, i do strongly urge everyone here to take the time to really read and do your very best to understand what is being explained.For me, this is the last piece in my own personal mental jigsaw as to where we are headed & it is this bit which really resonates .. in that it verbalises a nagging suspicion/feeling that I have had for several years now:".... V, or velocity, must be replaced by the human factor, where preferences change between holding a reserve of money liquidity and buying goods. The final flight into goods is a rapid process, which once started is impossible to stop. We have seen that the relationship between the rise in prices, as measured by the Chapwood index and the increase in dollar M3, suggests that the earliest stages of preferences for holding money are decreasing in favour of commonly bought goods: the process appears to have been subtly under way for a number of years.https://www.goldmoney.com/research/goldmoney-insights/hyperinflation-is-hereI have read this several times today & reflected on my own personal spending behaviour over the last 2-3 years & I find i conclude as the author does ... my preference for holding liquidity is decreasing in favour of commonly bought goods ... my gut / my instincts have been telling me for some time now to buy in larger scale those items which I regularly purchase. Eg. I am shopping more at Costco & buying larger pack sizes, without even realising it.& this behaviour was evident within myself well before Covid emerged early this year.I would be really quite keen to know if, after reading and understanding this article, others here reach the same conclusion about their own habits & behaviour. Is this our unconscious minds warning us & driving us to subtly change our behaviour?Appreciate this is a bit 'off AAZ topic' but, if this behaviour becomes societally entrenched then it is pretty clear where gold & fiat currencies are headed & therefore how the price of gold will influence the share price of AAZ .. itself something that investors may decide to purchase in larger quantities right now.
mattjos
20/10/2020
18:24
many thanx Stig, I missed that,,, great to see, really gives one hope that we're not too far away from a cure for cancer... Cheers Wan :-)
wanobi
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