Anglo Pacific Share Chat (APF)

Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Anglo Pacific Group Plc LSE:APF London Ordinary Share GB0006449366 ORD 2P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  +0.00p +0.00% 211.00p 210.00p 212.00p 212.00p 210.00p 212.00p 329,255 15:13:26
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Mining 37.4 11.8 5.9 35.9 383.00

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05/7/2019
15:48		Lovely dividend and more profit from APF. Left the hose pipe on, drove the 4 wheel diesel, put green bottles in the white recycling. Doing my bit to counter qp. HAPPY DAYS !
sam 4224
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04/7/2019
16:33		How much is your APF short costing each month QP?
bhoddhisattva
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04/7/2019
15:17		LOL, SOOOOO PREDICTABLE...…;.AND BORING
sam 4224
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04/7/2019
09:51		We are all making money and all QP has is his foul mouth and total intolerance of anybody elses view. your normal fascist.
sam 4224
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04/7/2019
05:27		That's an extremely worrying development. Despite a buoyant market for coal production and good prices, the share price of WHITEHAVEN COAL, owner of Narrabri mine is DOWN an astonishing 35% over just one year. A sign of the times how investors are increasingly shunning investments in coal, even if the underlying company is performing well. An extremely bleak sectoral outlook where investor sentiment is very negative and getting more so all the time. . The recent approval for low-cost Carmichael Adani mine spells a big threat to other mines in Australia and adds further uncertainty and negativity to an already bad sector. Added to this, the UK Government wants to commit to carbon neutrality by 2050. Canada wants to go plastic free. Other countries around the world will follow these initiatives and this spells a very negative future for fossil fuels. Not a safe sector and one in terminal decline. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP
quepassa
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04/7/2019
05:26		jock is just some scots low-life scum. undoubtedly an alcoholic like all the rest. A cabre-tossing idiot who wears one of those laughable pleated women's woolen skirts.
quepassa
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03/7/2019
21:54		Dividends tomorrow - goody goody!!! Share price at 211, fantastic (bought at 140, 80k) QP - what a t0ssr. lol
wanderingjock
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21/6/2019
22:37		goodness QP considering your views, you are certainly wasting a lot of your time on this thread. Why?
melody9999
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20/6/2019
14:58		YAWN YAWN YAWN. Another naive idiot who knows the price of everything but the value of nothing. Investor sentiment for the sector can and will only get worse as more investors shun fossil fuel investments. WHITEHAVEN COAL is a prime example and has lost 35% in a year because of ever deteriorating investor sentiment despite buoyant coal prices. Go figure. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP
quepassa
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20/6/2019
13:44		"What is the chance of two brand new posters since May finding themselves on the same bulletin with names each comprising three letters followed by four digits? A trillion to one??" Well no wonder your investing is so poor, your maths is a zillion miles out. QP indulge me. You would surely not be insane enough to believe that all coal use could end overnight? Unless we want to find ourselves back in the dark ages instantly? - You have to acknowledge that it takes time to move away from coal and oil to something else? It is simple fact that this is true. APF have a stake in the biggest coal mine in the world, ALL of the mining is now being done in APFs royalty areas, and with a 40% uplift in production the new owners want that gives APF between 5 and 6 years of royalties. Coal use has been going on for hundreds of years, it cannot be replaced in 5 years, 10 years or even 30 years - coal fired anything - power plants, furnaces, etc, etc can't be converted overnight. So with 5 to 6 years of record royalties - that sets the share price up for a BIG re-rating. PLUS the excess cash and loan facilities are being and will be invested in the very things you want to see - precious metals used in high density batteries for electric cars, etc. So how can you lose with APF? Record royalites and cash from the current major fuel sources, and heavy investment in future ones. You surely don't expect a company to throw away (if it could) assets in coal worth £300 - £400 million over the next 5 to 6 years "because of ideology" do you? Do you think no one else would buy or use those assets if they could? You are deluded man, banks are not lending to miners, which is APFs USP, they have huge amounts of cash GUARANTEED in over the next 6 years, and they are redeploying that money into the things you and I knw will explode exponentially - like batteries for electric cars. And yet while you bang on and on about renewables you can't seem to see the unique opportunty here to get into all of that at the ground floor and to make HUGE and SIGNIFICANT piles of cash while doing your best for the environment. The mind boggles, it really does.
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19/6/2019
15:48		That's an extremely worrying development. Despite a buoyant market for coal production and good prices, the share price of WHITEHAVEN COAL, owner of Narrabri mine is DOWN an astonishing 35% over just one year. A sign of the times how investors are increasingly shunning investments in coal, even if the underlying company is performing well. An extremely bleak sectoral outlook where investor sentiment is very negative and getting more so all the time. . The recent approval for low-cost Carmichael Adani mine spells a big threat to other mines in Australia and adds further uncertainty and negativity to an already bad sector. Added to this, the UK Government wants to commit to carbon neutrality by 2050. Canada wants to go plastic free. Other countries around the world will follow these initiatives and this spells a very negative future for fossil fuels. Not a safe sector and one in terminal decline. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP
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19/6/2019
15:46		Question for the house. Two BRAND new posters SIC and Sam. Both primarily posting on APF . Both choosing nick-names beginning with the same letter "S" and comprising three letters followed by four digits. What is the chance of two brand new posters since May finding themselves on the same bulletin with names each comprising three letters followed by four digits? A trillion to one?? With all the permutations to chose from of 26 letters and ten digits, they come up with identical formats. Gimme a break. Ha ha ha. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP
quepassa
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14/6/2019
15:48		That's an extremely worrying development. Despite a buoyant market for coal production and good prices, the share price of WHITEHAVEN COAL, owner of Narrabri mine is DOWN an astonishing 35% over just one year. A sign of the times how investors are increasingly shunning investments in coal, even if the underlying company is performing well. An extremely bleak sectoral outlook where investor sentiment is very negative and getting more so all the time. . The recent approval for low-cost Carmichael Adani mine spells a big threat to other mines in Australia and adds further uncertainty and negativity to an already bad sector. Added to this, the UK Government wants to commit to carbon neutrality by 2050. Canada wants to go plastic free. Other countries around the world will follow these initiatives and this spells a very negative future for fossil fuels. Not a safe sector and one in terminal decline. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP
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