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BGF Ballarat Gold

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ballarat Gold LSE:BGF London Ordinary Share AU000000BGF7 ORD SHS NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 12.50 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Ballarat Gold Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/3/2006
12:51
Can someone provide me with the estimated cash costs/oz......I am struggling to download the pdf's from their site.
holdontightuk
11/3/2006
19:45
12vic,
Incredible charts summary below concerns me! But i think that gold will go sideways for a while before resuming uptrend . But probably BGF will again drift down on Monday in line with weak gold price ! hope not .

Gold

Spot gold is currently at $540.80, testing primary support at $535/$540.

Medium Term: The lower high at [A] is a bearish sign.

Crude Oil: Rising oil prices enhance the appeal of gold as an inflation hedge. Light/Brent Crude is currently priced around $60/barrel. A fall below medium-term support at $58 would be bearish; while a drop below $55 would indicate a primary trend reversal (a strong bear signal for gold). A rise above $70/barrel, however, would be bullish.

The Big Picture: A fall below $535 would signal that gold has entered a primary down-trend; confirmed if there is a pull-back that respects the new resistance level.






Source: Netdania



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arja
09/3/2006
18:57
my god, a pity about the canadian stock. I will check out chart for AIMR . thanks again. Oil price is so volatile at present and make a bit with spreadbetting . But do not like that .6 spread ! In last two hours it movee from 59.55 to 60.71 as i type this !
arja
09/3/2006
14:10
Aim resources is listed on asx / aim markets . The ticker in UK is AIMR . I was toying with another share Goldquest Corporation listed on TSX as GQC but my broker did not have facility to make online purchase in Canadian stock . This was a couple of days ago last night the share was +60% ... c'est la vie !

My suspicion with BGF is that a few people had hoped it would be in production by now and are becoming impatient , in the long run it should move forward again so I'm treating this as trading opportunity at the moment .

12vic
09/3/2006
10:26
not sure I agree that good idea to average down with any stock but perhaps you have earmarked a certain amount to invest in BGf and are trying to get a lower average entry price by doing that . Then it makes good sense IF you are really confident that BGF will perform strongly in medium term . Still drifting down in OZ but gold price is still falling although nice rally today .
I will check out AIM - thanks for mentioning it .

arja
08/3/2006
22:53
You could be right Arja , I bought in again today at 18.44p but held some money back . I will either buy more BGF if price drops further or may well invest in Aim resources , great projects however I have slight concerns as to their funding so have not yet committed .
12vic
08/3/2006
20:17
but I am a bit concerned at the moment after big fall in gold price again today . May be a mini double top on gold chart but more likely will now pick up and move in sidewards pattern for a while.
arja
08/3/2006
10:12
I'm still holding a large amount , but am looking to get back in as I sold some at 20p . Long term still the same story with BGF but there appears to be a little wobble in the mining sector at the moment .
12vic
07/3/2006
09:58
first time :)
polish_student
07/3/2006
09:47
BGF fell in Oz to 44 after big drop in gold price along with most other gold stocks. So did as expected this time!
arja
07/3/2006
07:39
Finally a bit of publicity in the UK for BGF . Laserdisc are you holding Aim resources at the moment ?
12vic
06/3/2006
12:25
Yes, thanks for posting article laserdisc. Nice to see a slight pickup in BGF price in OZ closing at 46 cents . Hopefully the medium term trend still intact !
arja
05/3/2006
10:30
laserdisc,

Nice article, thank you.

jed tinsel
05/3/2006
10:24
here is the link
laserdisc
05/3/2006
10:10
GOOD NEWS MAIL ON SUNDAY PAGE 3 OF THE FINANCIAL MAIL SECTION GIVES 1/4 PAGE SPREAD TO RUSH IS ON AGAIN FOR GOLD MINING INDUSTRY richard laufman aging director gives a few quotes some exposure good for the share price
laserdisc
03/3/2006
11:58
Disappointing again as no change in share price ! I am getting a bit concerned but seems to be still in medium term uptrend if chart can be trusted. Usually they can unless an unexpectedly bad news announcement spoils things ! Have an enjoyable weekend .
arja
02/3/2006
21:30
We'll have to see Arja . I sold some of my shares a couple of days ago but will be reinvesting again very soon as i think this movement is only temporary !
12vic
02/3/2006
19:42
But it seems BGF needs the gold price to tumble before it rises ! Hope it does not drift down again tonight in OZ with the gold price at 569.9 as I type this !! Surely not ??
arja
02/3/2006
16:28
Afternoon Jed!
hampster
01/3/2006
08:40
But BGF very disappointing and falling in OZ as gold price gets stronger . closed at 45 cents . Weird stock at times although OZ market pounded last night . However , BGF still in long term uptrend !
arja
28/2/2006
21:20
Been away for a few days and see price has fallen slightly - hopefully short term only . Gold doing well tonight at $560 .
12vic
25/2/2006
07:27
Gold sales hit record as India piles up the jewellery
The Times
February 23, 2006

John Meyer, a Numis analyst, said: "The price of gold is likely to stay high for a few years yet. The Chinese central government, which has only stepped up its investment in gold in a relatively small way so far, is likely to buy increasing amounts in the future as its economy grows and the need for central reserves rises."

The value of gold used for industrial purposes and gold teeth increased from $5.4 billion in 2004 to $6 billion last year.

jed tinsel
21/2/2006
14:07
Hi Laserdisc ,

I think the employees options in September 2006 only amount to some 2,600,000 shares - probably to small an amount to really make a difference . It's not uncommon on a busy ASX day for 12,000,000 + BGF shares to change hands so I don't think this would be much of an overhang to clear .

12vic
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