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ARB Argo Blockchain Plc

12.00
-0.20 (-1.64%)
Last Updated: 14:08:04
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Argo Blockchain Plc LSE:ARB London Ordinary Share GB00BZ15CS02 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.20 -1.64% 12.00 11.50 12.50 12.00 11.75 12.00 1,567,414 14:08:04
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Business Services, Nec 47.36M -194.23M -0.3362 -0.35 70.49M
Argo Blockchain Plc is listed in the Business Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ARB. The last closing price for Argo Blockchain was 12.20p. Over the last year, Argo Blockchain shares have traded in a share price range of 7.40p to 35.50p.

Argo Blockchain currently has 577,770,790 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Argo Blockchain is £70.49 million. Argo Blockchain has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.35.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
13/12/2020
20:29
In which direction?
brasso3
13/12/2020
19:08
IMO - I think BTC margin traders are going to get torn new A holes this week.

Doesn't bother me directly though may see a good flush.

BWTFDIK

sideshowbull
13/12/2020
16:49
Looking like a decent 100k buy on Friday now....I hope! Looks like BTC mining difficulty up about 10pc so far this month.
suffersnofools
13/12/2020
14:16
I wonder how far we are off from large NASDAQ companies buying mining royalties from miners. Surely thats a logical way forward to ensure long term accumulation of virgin bitcoins.
brasso3
13/12/2020
13:59
I suspect Saylor has been buying from Fridays 1800 lowsAll depends on the regulations covering how quickly the proceeds can be spent As MSTR shareholder I hope he got themAs Argo holder if he still has to buy then even better for the BTC price to jump even more
trentendboy
13/12/2020
13:57
Will jump at least ten percent tomorrow but will be hard to get in as it will gap up But there is little selling going to happen before 28000 so I suspect it will continue to runWhatever the open will seem cheap in the long run
trentendboy
13/12/2020
13:34
Looks like market participants trying to load up before Saylor comes along with his $650m war chest. :)
brasso3
13/12/2020
13:02
Yabadabadooo
horneblower
13/12/2020
12:56
No horneblower - If you've watched any 50's B movie you'll know its because all the cavemen got eaten by dinosaurs ;)
suffersnofools
13/12/2020
12:53
"The stone age did not end because the world ran out of stones"

Comment attributed to Shaikh Yamani, Saudi oil minister in 1973.

horneblower
13/12/2020
11:20
Back in the day the humble car was ridiculed - The then president of the Michigan Savings Bank stated the horse is here to stay but the automobile is only a novelty – a fad
ragnarr
13/12/2020
10:59
The Times seems surprisingly on the ball then ;-)

I wonder if I looked back, whether there would be articles in the papers from 1998:

"Internet unlikely to make much difference to high street"

then in 2010:

"Internet proving popular as a buying option"

then in 2015:

"Time to get onboard with internet shopping stocks"

yump
12/12/2020
21:43
I like hive but looks very expensive compared to arb - but then we know TSX valuations are much fairer.
suffersnofools
12/12/2020
19:27
Been buying a lot of HIVE on TSXThey mine BTC and ETH - mainly ETHSeems a good hedge when holding a lot of ARB alsoThey have good geography
trentendboy
12/12/2020
14:51
suffersnofools

Well I suppose the internet has made things easier and quicker, but as to advancing civilisation...
To be fair, I made a very good living off the net for 10 years or so, but then Google ate my hamster.

I wouldn't know about your last point ;-)

yump
12/12/2020
13:33
I see XRP getting murdered by the Spark airdrop!
suffersnofools
12/12/2020
13:30
Yump - We're back to not agreeing :)

Crypro and Blockchain are here to stay and if you think the Internet hasn't changed the world for the better you must have banged your head. Of course there is a dark side, just as there is in anything created by humans! And yes FB and its ilk are a stain on humanity BUT, I'm able to live in the Alps and still run both my UK business and trade for a living. Couldn't have done that 20 years ago when I was slogging into Canary Wharf at ungodly hours. Then of course there's YouPorn - lol

suffersnofools
12/12/2020
13:27
I agree about ETH. The staking option has changed the game their with ETH 2.0. Staking now at 1.25% already.
brasso3
12/12/2020
13:25
Was wondering the Same Brasso. BTC (very suspiciously imo!) pulled back just as ETH and BCH were sitting at breakout level. So yes it looks that way doesn't it. I still feel ETH will be the biggest winner in the early stages of the bull run once it gets above 620. Particularly as a few ETH only funds have popped up.
suffersnofools
12/12/2020
12:21
When does alt coin season get going again? I think BTC will need to break $20k now before retail start chasing the low cap stuff.
brasso3
12/12/2020
11:24
18800 - 19000 looking like the tricky area. Should move quickly if it breaks above.
suffersnofools
12/12/2020
11:17
IF DXY can hold 8840 it could bounce short term ,but the FED know that their trillions in stimulus are devaluing it - all part of the plan.
suffersnofools
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