Ariana Resources Share Discussion Threads

[spacegazer] 19/10/2020 13:35

All sells in trades......and MM's do their famous take down......does someone know summit we don't????

[bmnsa] 19/10/2020 11:33

EEE (gold)is worth a look in adding to your Au Holdings against the coming world turbulence.

[soulsauce] 19/10/2020 09:42

But as Palm is main listed it can only issue another 6m shares this financial year. If the share price gets to 20p plus which is entirely possible that is £1.2m for serious exploration.

You know I hate dilution as much as you dixi and that is (edit - one of the main reasons) why I have invested in Palm and Chf. I can't say the same for Kav and Ecr but they are for a different reason.

[dixi] 19/10/2020 09:24

I'm inclined to agree, but there does appear to be a rush-on into early stage resource companies. Money is being made. Looked at PALM as it's had a few mentions here. All well and good, but it's that reliance on sentiment to keep it buoyant against necessary and inevitable fundraisings. Not sure if that appeals to me these days.

[inntolife] 19/10/2020 09:15

You call it excitment dixi, I call it risk and greed niether of which are proven to help you bank balance. I prefer to invest for the long term, not exciting until you look at the bottom line.

[dixi] 19/10/2020 08:30

With discussion turning to alternative investments is it reasonable to assume, that with AAU currently moving in negligible % terms, that happy hunting grounds are being sought elsewhere to add some excitement?

[alwaysswitch] 19/10/2020 08:30

Altyn PLC dropping like a brick. Be careful

[2vdm] 19/10/2020 07:29

JC, put ALTN in search box but couldn’t find the stock. What is the company’s name please?

[crossfirecssf] 18/10/2020 21:59

Agreed,.. appears inevitable, and it’s been a long consolidation period including multiple positive news events, so IMO the breakout, when it comes, should be a good one.

[alwaysevolving] 18/10/2020 19:09

With You on that one CB.

[cyberbub] 18/10/2020 17:56

I don't claim to be an expert chartist, but unless we get bad news or the POG collapses, surely you don't need to be an expert to think that we should see a breakout soon?

[jc2706] 18/10/2020 08:13

I would certainly agree on management although perceptions can change. After all, it wasn't so long ago that they were considered pariahs here!

The resource I would disagree with. ALTN has a huge resource and they haven't even started accessing the highest grade ore yet. However, I will change my opinion on that should Salinbas start looking more like Hot Maden but currently it is not presenting that picture. That said, the free carry is a fantastic bit of business.

I believe that we are nowhere near the end of this PM bull market and my strategy in this one will be the same as the last- buy and hold - so I won't be selling any soon. But gold miners are not forever holds so I will be moving on at some point.

[linz22] 17/10/2020 19:23

Thanks for your thoughts, JC.
ALTN, as it happens, is my biggest holding, by quite a distance, and somewhat by default as I feel the higher quality is here in terms of; management, resource (including Cyprus), JV and dividend - both special and future annual, to the extent that I wish my AAU holding was the greater. The problem in acheiving that has simply been that the price keeps going up..!
ALTN, on the other hand, (after testing recent highs over 3p) keeps offering irresistable buying opportunities, and still remains cheap as chips...

[bigglesbingham] 17/10/2020 10:44

Yep got me on that . How many did you sell out of interest. Don't have to reply I just like to get a feel if the trades

[jc2706] 17/10/2020 09:36

Linz22,

I actually said that I don't think that AAU is the most undervalued gold miner rather than 'one of the most'.

For me the most undervalued gold miner is ALTN. But we all have different valuation criteria and the risk profile of ALTN may take it outside of the investments envelope for some.

I am still invested here as I consider it to be a well run company with decent growth prospects and a credible path to achieving them. It will do well going forwards.

[lottsgold] 17/10/2020 06:15

Certainly agree Kerim was a bit optimistic but I can't imagine he thought this would drag so much. I don't blame you for spreading the risk Pharm. Seems a few have piled into CHF and PALM from here looking for the quick rises we see around at the moment, they also carry the inverse negative risk if there is a short term correction. Good luck I think we will all be happy over the next 12 months:)

[pharmoutcomeszzz] 17/10/2020 01:32

‘The proposed joint venture would be subject inter alia to due diligence, entering into binding agreements and shareholder approval, no later than the end of February 2020.‘ RNS dated 25th November 2019.
Under promise and over delivers? I agree -he does most of the time, but even allowing for Covid, this over promised by a long long way!

[bigglesbingham] 17/10/2020 01:05

End of year is end of this quarter but sure he's covering himself in the underpromise over deliver way he does. I'd be realkk ok t surprised if it's not concluded within six weeks but ha ho.

[charles clore] 17/10/2020 00:45

I thought kerim said quite clearly they are looking to complete the JV deal THIS QUARTER. Not the next!

[pharmoutcomeszzz] 17/10/2020 00:08

Great interview but I suspect watched by the same old Ariana and Kerim fan club members like myself and therefore no impact on grabbing new shareholders and/or primary investors. Also did I detect another slippage in timeline for completion of Ozaltin deal to the end of the year?
I’ve just sold 20% of my aau shares in the last week and transferred into CHF and PALM, which has already brought me some tasty returns and this is why the current aau price is stagnating - not because it is a damn good company and ridiculously undervalued but because it just does not get its success story into the right media and because it’s mainly based in Turkey.
I would hasten to add at this point that still 70% of my total portfolio is in aau and worth to me much, much more than an arm and a leg, so I am still and will be for a long time, a huge KS supporter!

[pauliewonder] 16/10/2020 23:10

Good interview. Shame it wasn't 10 minutes longer as clearly KS had a lot to say about Tavsan. Clearly Cyprus has the potential to be an exceptional additional asset. Happy days

[plasybryn] 16/10/2020 22:53

What a great interview. I think Kerim was really keen to state how significant the Cyprus RNS was, yet completely misunderstood and overlooked by the market. He would also have liked more time to discuss the progress on Tavsan but this is a Co. ousing with accretive developments. What does he discuss first? Investors are missing out if they don't take time to listen carefully to what he is saying.Interview linkhTTps://t.co/KWMFJ6EAkJ?amp=1