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ACHP Asia Ceramics

37.50
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26 Jul 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Asia Ceramics LSE:ACHP London Ordinary Share JE00B3PVQ001 ORD 0.5P
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  0.00 0.00% 37.50 0.00 01:00:00
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Posted at 14/6/2024 11:47 by hazl
H​​̴3;​​R03;enry Boot (BOOT) operates at the racy end of the construction market. Most of its profits (a bit over half in most recent years) are generated from buying and selling land. What makes this racy is that the price of land is highly sensitive to the prevailing price of the buildings to be constructed on it, which in this case is mainly houses. However, countering the risk, Henry Boot is a conservatively run company with a strong track record. There’s also plenty of tangible value bound up in investment properties and a £209m strategic land bank. Barring an explosion (or implosion) in land values or planning regime activity, the company’s market price has a good anchor in the value of these core assets underpinned by the UK’s ongoing housing shortage.
Posted at 31/5/2024 07:56 by hazl
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Alrt just wondering what your logic is. They are due to announce getting full accreditation from NICE in July which would be big news if they get it and so a likely bounce in the share price The mkt cap is 7.5m with 6m in cash and revenues ramping up. Looks like. A solid buy to me unless you have some actual facts to back up your one liners. I'd be interested to hear them
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He ought to be reported for trashing this share and then talking them up.
Posted at 22/5/2024 09:19 by hazl
McGlone said Bloomberg’s bias “is leaning with some normalization, notably in the stretched stock market, which typically favors the top precious metal vs. increasingly industrial-based silver. Led by China, central banks are buying gold and adding buoyancy to most metals. Industrial metals are typically more highly correlated to equity prices than gold.”



Based on the recent strength shown by gold, McGlone said there is a strong likelihood it will continue to outperform stocks and other metals as investors rediscover the allure of holding the yellow metal in challenging markets.



“A top markets spread with macroeconomic implications is gold vs. the S&P 500 (SPX), and risks may be leaning toward the metal outperforming,”; he said. “At about the same on May 17 as the end of 2019, the gold/SPX ratio and total ETF holdings of the metal appear to be ripe to move, awaiting a catalyst. It's the potential for a shift to inflows in gold ETFs, following record-setting outflows despite the rising price since 2020, that may portend a win-win for the metal's price.”



As for why investors should buy gold “with the stock market on a tear and T-bills above 5%,” McGlone noted that central banks have had a voracious appetite for gold in recent months, and that shows no signs of slowing.



“Central banks buying gold at a tremendous pace is more likely to accelerate than diminish, according to the World Gold Council,” he said. “To May 17, the metal is up about 17% in 2024 vs. the S&P 500 total return at around 12%.”



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For this reason, McGlone suggested that “2024 may be about gold vs. everything else.”



“Record 2024 highs in gold and copper vs. crude oil and corn on May 17, at levels first traded in 2007 and 1996, may show the commodities performance tilt favoring metals,” he said. “Low supply elasticity, storage costs, and trends in de-dollarization and electrification are top metal-sector attributes, but autocorrelation forces leave behind a lone standout: gold. It has demonetized silver, and the graphic shows the propensity for gold to outperform the metal, energy, and agriculture sectors over time, notably on a total-return basis.”



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“It's a question of endurance and our bias is gold's risk vs. reward is leaning toward outperformance acceleration, particularly if the elevated US stock market has a bit of normal reversion,” he added. “‘Unlimited friendship’ between the leaders of China and Russia may solidify gold's geopolitical buoyancy.”



With the S&P 500 roughly 20% above its 100-week moving average, which McGlone said is “typically a stretched danger zone,” it could prove to be “a top tailwind for gold and headwind for crude oil.”



“A bit of reversion in beta could be what the gold/crude ratio bumping up against 30 resistance is anticipating,” he said. “That gold has been the only major commodity setting record highs in 2024, despite significant outflows in ETFs that track the metal, might suggest diminishing potential forces to pressure prices.”



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McGlone said that a “reversal of the colossal buying by central banks could be a gold headwind, but the shift in the world order on the back of the ‘unlimited friendship’ between the leaders of China and Russia may portend early accumulation days for the metal. From a US standpoint, ‘why buy gold with stocks on a tear and T-bills above 5%’ could change with a bit of normalization.”;



Looking at the performance of gold relative to copper, McGlone said, “The fact that delayed reactions in markets can be more extreme may refer to the propensity for gold to outshine copper, particularly when the yield curve normalizes from steep inversion.”



“At about 500 pounds of copper equal to an ounce of gold on May 13, our graphic shows the gold/copper ratio in an upward trajectory since bottoming at around 175 in 2006,” he noted. “That the nadir of the inverted yield spread between the US Treasury 30-year and fed funds rate that year was around 70 bps – about the same as it is now – may suggest similar upside for the precious metal vs. industrials.”



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“It's the distortions of the pandemic and shift in the world order, on the back of the ‘unlimited friendship’ between the leaders of China and Russia, that may be delaying a typical recessionary response to the inverted curve, and gold boost vs. copper,” he concluded.
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Posted at 02/5/2024 19:56 by hazl
Outlook
The outlook for Europe is mixed in 2024 but European equities surprised positively last year and this could be repeated. Stock markets will continue to be dominated by interest rates and European stocks have been boosted by expectations of interest rate cuts but the ECB is likely to be cautious and will presumably take its time in adjusting policy despite Eurozone inflation falling at a brisk pace. There are additional risks, aside from the prospect of recession: operating margins for European stocks hit record highs in 2023 which may not be replicated this year, continued weak growth in China and less exposure to artificial intelligence, a key driver for US stocks.

However, our portfolio managers are cautiously optimistic as the ECB should be able to start cutting interest rates later in the year as inflationary pressures continue to ease. The surge in commodity prices driven by the war in Ukraine and rise in goods prices driven by the supply-chain disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic are largely in the past. Additionally, the earnings situation of most companies in Europe has significantly improved compared to 2022 and the region’s stocks remain lowly valued versus history and on an international basis, suggesting there could still be scope for share price gains in 2024.

Against this backdrop, our portfolio managers remain positive on the outlook for European equities. The Board is also confident that they will continue to remain selective and focus on issuer fundamentals in a concentrated, high conviction portfolio.
Posted at 24/3/2024 08:48 by hazl
Ah a bit in the Sunday Times about Elliot and Scottish Mortgage Trust.

Even they have used the word 'feared'.

I believe that SMT's stance was that they kept Nvidia and the high flying companies like it, because they couldn't see a better use for their cash, should they sell some.

Again, some say that if they continue ro be lieve in Nvidia going forward....and I support in theory, some of Nvidia's own mantra , to some extent, in that they are just at the start of this game changer, as an industry, they are in.

Perhaps SMT fear they might not be able to buy back cheaper in the future,as it goes from strength to strength?
Whilst some are predicting an eventual drop in the share price,who knows?
Some of the biggest names in the tech have just kept going up.

If it is carried out, will the cash lose value, as cash always does, if they cannot see anything better to invest in, as I seem to remember them claiming?

I could be wrong on that...I would have to see if those were just my thoughts.

Finally Space X!

I do hope they don't sell too much of that!
Is it just another way of attacking Musk?
Whatever, I m just a small person in the big scheme of these things.
I have admired SMT's choices of shares over the years, their advisors have been spot on.
The only reason I haven't jumped in for more recently, is because of the general market climate.
Elliot might know what they're doing but as I say I fear short termism and as a major shareholder they can over ride some of SMT's managements decisions....which I personally think is a shame.

IMO

I s ee space as a growing area, for investors.
Posted at 02/1/2024 18:54 by hazl
'In response, companies perceived to be the AI winners have seen their share prices bid up, with NVIDIA Corp NVDA

2.70%
leading the way. The company, which manufactures the computer chips that leading AI systems are developed and implemented on, has seen its share price rise by 162% year-to-date (to 8 June). Chris Ford, fund manager of Sanlam Global Artificial Intelligence, described Nvidia as the most important company in the AI space.

Artificial intelligence: is the hype real, and how to invest in the winners
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The big technology giants, at the forefront of AI innovation, have also seen their share prices boosted, namely Apple Inc AAPL

3.76%
, Microsoft, Amazon.com Inc AMZN

1.36%
, Meta, Tesla Inc TSLA

0.07%
and Alphabet. Along with Nvidia, these seven stocks account for around 90% of gains on Walls Street’s S&P 500 this year. The index is up around 10% year-to-date.

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Posted at 27/12/2023 08:29 by hazl
Terry Lynch began to notice unusual price movements in Power Nickel (TSXV: PNPN; US-OTC: PNPNF)’s stock (then called Chilean Metals) years ago.

The shares consistently traded down at the end of the day, regardless of news, with late day trades often made anonymously.
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Now the stock is stuck in a range of C25¢ to C30¢ — despite a recently released initial nickel-sulphide resource for the company’s optioned Nisk project in Quebec, and a staged deal with battery and defence supplier CVMR to fund engineering studies.

It’s not unusual for a junior mining CEO to be unhappy with his share price, but Lynch says Power Nickel isn’t alone and something is amiss in the junior sector. The disconnect between the commodity markets and the junior mining-heavy TSX Venture Index, which is at an all-time low, has reached its widest point.

“When I first started talking about this, people thought, Terry, you should have a tinfoil hat on your head. They thought I was a crazy conspiracy theorist,” he told The Northern Miner in early December. “But you know what? I got proof. Man, this is really happening and I’m not the only one that sees it.”

In search of answers to the sector’s woes, he formed the Save Canadian Mining group in 2019, recruiting big names like Eric Sprott, Rob McEwen and Sean Roosen as supporters. Now, he can point to exactly what’s bleeding the junior market dry: Predatory short-selling.

“We’re in a market where the governments, to their credit, federally and provincially, have put out some amazing incentives for miners to actually get out there and explore and develop mines,” he said. “So really, we should be in our glory years and we’re instead about to go extinct.”

Short selling is a legal way for traders to profit from a falling stock price. Traders sell borrowed shares in the hope of buying them on the market at a lower price. It serves an important function in helping the market discover the true value of a company’s shares and has even helped uncover frauds like Enron. But it can also be done illegally, if traders don’t “cover” their position — meaning the trader is selling shares they haven’t borrowed, located, or confirmed are available for them to buy.

Lynch and others say “naked” shorting is a widespread and destructive problem in the junior mining sector. Last week he filed a formal complaint with the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) and FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) in the United States asking them to act on illegal short selling and restore investor confidence in the market.
Posted at 03/11/2023 18:45 by hazl
Mr. Caldwell also commented:
"As a dedicated long-term shareholder since 2016, I too am disappointed in our current share price even though the Company is currently in the strongest position it has ever been. It is important to note that the immaterial level of trading activity in our shares that has corresponded with a decline in our share price does not reflect the intrinsic value of our underlying assets. I firmly believe the fundamental value of our shares far exceeds their current market price, and I am fully committed, alongside the SolGold team, to ensuring a successful outcome."

This announcement was approved for release by Scott Caldwell - CEO.
Posted at 03/11/2023 18:44 by hazl
Recent Trading

As part of our ongoing shareholder engagement efforts, we have had numerous discussions with institutional and retail shareholders. Most of our shareholders are long-term investors with only a small percentage actively trading. Over the past six months, the average daily traded volume was only 0.1% of the SolGold shares outstanding. To put this in perspective, on average, it would take over 10 full trading days to trade only 1% of SolGold shares (assuming the same shares are not being recycled). Given our shareholder concentration impacting the illiquidity of our shares, an immaterial amount of shares traded has a relatively material impact on our share price. Similar to last year when an institution sold down its position and impacted the share price for over 6 months, in the past months another institution is understood to be liquidating their market positions which includes SolGold.

Outlined below are the holdings of our major shareholders and CEO:


Reported Holdings (Over 3%) & CEO Number of Shares % of Outstanding Shares
BHP Billiton Holdings Limited 310,965,736 10%
Newcrest Mining Limited 309,309,996 10%
DGR Global Ltd 204,151,800 7%
Jiangxi Copper Company Limited 180,753,608 6%
Cornerstone / SolGold Canada Inc. 157,141,000 5%
Maxit Capital LP / D. Bob Sangha 153,366,663 5%
Tenstar Trading Limited 121,002,393 4%
Nicholas Mather (Director) 89,746,710 3%
Scott Caldwell (CEO) 19,407,244 1%
Total 1,545,845,150 51%
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Posted at 17/9/2023 08:05 by hazl
What is the prediction of Andrada mining?
Is there a Andrada Mining share price forecast for 2023? The analyst consensus target price for shares in Andrada Mining is 25.25p. That is 241.22% above the last closing price of 7.40p. Analysts covering Andrada Mining currently have a consensus Earnings Per Share (EPS) forecast of -£0.01 for the next financial year.

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