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ATYM Atalaya Mining Plc

430.50
1.50 (0.35%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Atalaya Mining Plc LSE:ATYM London Ordinary Share CY0106002112 ORD 7.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.50 0.35% 430.50 431.00 432.50 438.00 424.00 425.50 374,269 16:35:25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Metal Mining Services 341.98M 38.77M - N/A 0
Atalaya Mining Plc is listed in the Metal Mining Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ATYM. The last closing price for Atalaya Mining was 429p. Over the last year, Atalaya Mining shares have traded in a share price range of 281.00p to 459.50p.

Atalaya Mining currently has 139,880,000 shares in issue.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/10/2018
17:54
Has this board died...no posts for more than 3 days...

And 3.1/2 days on LSE...

Hope youse all had a good weekend (except some...)

rougepierre
19/10/2018
16:48
Any chance of moderation Erric?

Last offensive poster created an account just to be offensive....

Have a good weekend all

rougepierre
19/10/2018
14:21
IMO every time we have done a deal with Trafigura we have seen price pressure on the stock ie looked like effort to bash stock ahead of deep discounted rights. I just wonder if they are the buyer, they are using some Swiss non declared slush funds to put pressure on stock whether from holding principle or borrowed. I know of a Swiss bank selling aggressively couple years ago ahead of rights issue . Wonder if all happening again ... trying to influence price to make offer more attractive? AIM has less regulation.
mronions
19/10/2018
13:44
Ooh - struck a raw nerve did I - sufficiently enough for you to check Rodders posting history you melt ha ha.
You're definitely the type of guy who loves the smell of his own farts.
Probably hung like a baby carrot and two petite pois as well.
See you in 2022
GLA

thistimenextyearrodney
19/10/2018
13:30
thanks for your constructive comment Rodney.

So glad you waited 3 years to post more drivel...

Where have you been anyway...holiday...HM's pleasure...?

Maybe you skipped over me acknowledging a 10% loss....

I look forward to reading your erudite wisdom again in October 2022...

rougepierre
19/10/2018
12:45
Didn't look like that yesterday when I dumped ARS...however, up 23% so far...early days...
rougepierre
19/10/2018
12:27
rouge

You certainly have the midas touch.

gcpinc
19/10/2018
10:17
Having a punt on FLYB too...bought at 15.89...Stobart to take over...58p bid 6 months ago...)?

AIMHO as usual and GLA

ATYM gently drifting ATMO...

rougepierre
19/10/2018
09:17
rouge

Good punt, loads of money.

gcpinc
19/10/2018
08:46
OK now it's a punt...sold ARS yesterday at 9.25....bought back in at 5.4p...probably one for the long haul...could lose the lot or make loadsamoney...
rougepierre
19/10/2018
06:15
Yesterday two 15k trades had the trade flag LRGS, which I understand means large in scale deferral trade. Not especially large in themselves, has anyone any insight into why these trades are used as opposed to standard trades? Cheers.
rich1e
18/10/2018
21:21
Not entirely confident about this AAU situation, have sold down.
stockknobjockeyvanbookstino
18/10/2018
18:18
Yep can't beat that - I read his On the Ning Nong Nang poem at my sons wedding. A completely nuts genius. They don't make them like that anymore.
husbod
18/10/2018
18:13
Cheers guys.

Luckily I read the Indonesian piece translated and dumped the shares this morning at 9.25.

Lost 10% in a day but I could have lost a lot more...

As you say Husbod, you can't win them all...

That's the second one recently...I was persuaded back into JAY and in both cases I did a lot of background research before buying. But gut feel told me to dump JAY too and I only took a tiny loss there...

Lesson now well and truly learned...trust the little voice at the back of your head...

Still..I sold out of BKY at 35/36 and look at them now

I've punted the ARS money in FLYB, so lets see what happens...maybe Stobart will come back in for them...they're 70% below where Stobart's bid was only 6 months ago...surely somebody will buy an airline with 73 aircraft capitalised at only £40 million...?

Meanwhile, I'm holding hard on the XAM and DGR Global that I bought...

AIMHO as usual...

rougepierre
18/10/2018
17:03
lol. Always liked Spike Milligans. 'I told you I was i'll'
waterloo01
18/10/2018
17:02
Can't win em all. That will be engraved on my tiny little plaque in Cardiff Crem.
husbod
18/10/2018
16:17
Gosh rp, yes that was bad timing ! I have been looking at ARS (huge potential) for sometime now as you well know, but had held off as the chart to me was not too encouraging so was hoping to get in at a lower point. Some bad press today together with negative RNS and I thought a very poor VOX POD cast, looks like next stop 5p, now that would be a good time to get in !
gcpinc
18/10/2018
12:21
Unlucky timing re ARS Rouge.
waterloo01
18/10/2018
10:42
RP. Thank you for your reply. I understand your argument but I still think these seasoned investors of ours could sit round a table and using the same reasoning as yourself,come to an agreement about price.

No, I still feel BOM are best used to trawl the industry for a suitable new investor leaving the company to get on with the job in hand.

Assuming we are correct about the off-load of shares in the first place of course.

Time will tell, but good to discuss these things with you.Your insight is appreciated.

saintb.

saintb
18/10/2018
10:17
What I was suggesting is that, given the shared agreement that none of the 'Big 4' can buy any more shares, it would need the agreement of all the other three not only for a sale outside or a sale to each other and therefore it makes sense to use an impartial outsider (i.e. BMO Capital Markets) to determine the price...

Because it isn't the market price...

Cf SOLG where BHP wanted to increase their stake and the sale was concluded at 45p a share, some 30% above the prevailing price, thereby putting a floor under the share price

Clearly in the case of, say, Liberty, they want the best possible price but, if the sale is going to the others, they want the lowest reasonable price...

But what the remaining shareholders might want to reflect on is that if the sale is below the current share price the price will fall afterwards, but if it is above, say 260p, this could put a floor under the price allowing it to move further forward...

Hope this makes sense?

rougepierre
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