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AAU Ariana Resources Plc

2.70
0.10 (3.85%)
10 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ariana Resources Plc LSE:AAU London Ordinary Share GB00B085SD50 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.10 3.85% 2.70 2.60 2.80 2.70 2.55 2.55 3,991,530 16:05:40
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 0 4.03M 0.0035 7.71 30.95M
Ariana Resources Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AAU. The last closing price for Ariana Resources was 2.60p. Over the last year, Ariana Resources shares have traded in a share price range of 1.575p to 3.10p.

Ariana Resources currently has 1,146,363,330 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Ariana Resources is £30.95 million. Ariana Resources has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 7.71.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
06/9/2019
21:46
Big keyboard know it all....
2tyke
06/9/2019
21:21
Unpleasant? That'll be me :-DBut only because you're like the biggest idiot I've ever encountered- little keyboard know it all....
shortarm
06/9/2019
20:47
It's not the decades or indeed the timeframe that's important biggles. It's really a human behaviour thing.
Do you not think that traders/investors would be likely to do similar things at similar junctures? Would they not be likely to act to protect the same level of profit ? Or to rationalise a similar level of loss ?
You see, I think that you might believe that most investors are actually more interested in the future economics of a company (which can't ever be accurately assessed), than they are in the making or losing of money.
And you'd be completely mistaken.

2tyke
06/9/2019
19:50
Sometimes I feel I am , I'm sure I bumped into you there last week spouting some guff about predicting the future gold price based on what happened decades ago. ?
bigglesbingham
06/9/2019
19:32
This bb seems to consist of a majority of very nice and patient gold bulls. Unfortunately there are a minority of unpleasant types who do tend to lower the tone of the largely informative posts.
2tyke
06/9/2019
19:21
What a tool end!I presume :-)
shortarm
06/9/2019
18:32
Wasn't referring to your post biggles.....I was referring to backmarkers oct 2018 chart observation.
Are you away with the fairies biggles ?

2tyke
06/9/2019
16:18
Sorry again 18th day of November
bigglesbingham
06/9/2019
16:17
Sorry meant nov 18
bigglesbingham
06/9/2019
16:07
October18?

Have a look at a yearly chart. AAU bottomed at 1p in nov18, prior to a very clear A-B-C move upto 2.6p in late June19.

meanreverter
Gold has never followed any geopolitical events ever...except maybe in your imagination.

2tyke
06/9/2019
15:59
and up she goes!
charles clore
06/9/2019
15:53
2tyke

“You have identified the 10 year bull and 20 year bear markets for gold perfectly.”

Not quite: I dispute the pluralization to “markets”;. The fact that gold took these periods of time to respectively cover each phase of one cycle doesn't imply that it will repeat the pattern. Future gold prices will follow a path largely determined by future geopolitical events, about which your guess is as good as mine. For all that you or I know, the next 20 or 30 years may feature random-looking wobbles of all sorts of lengths and heights — albeit driven by factors that will become identified in hindsight.

From the above, you may gather that I am not a believer in the predictive power of charts.

meanreverter
06/9/2019
15:09
2tyke,

a-b-c was a down-up-down from June, covering 2.45 -> 2.0. it was also wave 4 of the 5-wave movement starting Oct 18. we are now in wave 5 of that movement, which itself is a v subwave movement with subwave i having completed at 2.3p. we are now in subwave ii which will end at around 2.2 before subwave iii takes us to 2.8p, subwave iv back to 2.6p then subwave v will complete wave 5 at around 3.0p possibly by October.

do keep up.

backmarker
06/9/2019
14:58
Thanks meanreverter for putting it more eloquently than I could. Unfortunately it looks like he still doesn't understand (either deliberately or through more natural talents), so I guess that he is indeed just a time waster.
jc2706
06/9/2019
14:36
Meanreverter

You have identified the 10 year bull and 20 year bear markets for gold perfectly.
The 8 year drift, as you call it is actually the first part of the secular bear from the 2011 top.
It fits in perfectly with the chart....if you are a chartist that is ?
Nice pull-back in spot gold to just above $1500. Maybe prepare for final spike next week ?

2tyke
06/9/2019
13:36
A quote from 2tyke: “Gold has followed the same cycles through it's [sic] history”.

From the context, it seems that the cycles 2tyke is referring to are cycles in the price of gold. However, through most of its history as a monetary metal, in particular throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, gold did not have a price, because gold was money. Only after 1971, when the final explicit connection between gold and the US dollar was finally severed, releasing gold to find a realistic level against the dollar, could gold could be said to have a real market price in terms of fiat currency.

The initial 1971—80 ~20-fold bull run was a singular explosion from the artificial level created by half a century of price suppression. The 1980 level was an overshoot, against a background of hyperinflation fears, which did not materialize — thanks to Paul Volker's imposition of unprecedented interest rates well into double digits. Since then, gold experienced a 20-year bear phase until ca. 2001 and a 10-year bull phase to 2011.

By comparison with the ~30-year 1980—2011 cycle, the 8-year action from 2011 to date looks like a sideways drift (as indeed it roughly has been in most currencies). From the above short history, comprising one full cycle (or arguably 1½ cycles at most), it is not possible to infer a regular pattern in the price of gold.

meanreverter
06/9/2019
13:18
I think that comment was addressed to backmarker.
jc2706
06/9/2019
12:48
I'm sure there's lots no one knows about !!
bigglesbingham
06/9/2019
12:45
Did I say that??? I said 2.8 - 3 p by Oct 18th. I certainly did not say it was a high! Early next year debt paid off, salinas tarsvan updates etc so no I don't think this will be a high. I do think there may be profit faking around this point as there always is.
bigglesbingham
06/9/2019
12:27
Anything else Biggles?!
8rad
06/9/2019
12:26
backmarker
Sounds like you agree then that AAU is close to a high ?

Charles
The A-B-C ended late June at 2.6p

2tyke
06/9/2019
11:50
I'm not ramping but if you look at what's due and next quarter results will reflect gold silver price , having good quarter production. Kizulkuck , mining results kiziltepe , poss tarsvan, JV updates, investment in alternative prospect. Looks excellent to me. Oh and debt reducing below 10m !!!
bigglesbingham
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