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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Berkeley Energia Limited | BKY | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.75 | 4.17% | 18.75 | 13:47:01 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18.00 | 18.00 | 19.00 | 18.75 | 18.00 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MINING |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 28/7/2023 17:19 by pockstones Que explain your sell at fifteen pence last MarchAgain your sell last week at 17.5p Your brilliant wrong calling sets the standard and you should explain yourself Don’t be modest, retiring investors need to understand your abilities they deserve greater recognition a larger stage Don’t be shy |
Posted at 27/7/2023 10:36 by pockstones Que REPETITIONAnd very funny bearing in mind your successful calls of last week and last year You are the investor who can call turning points brilliantly but only in the wrong direction |
Posted at 04/7/2023 20:02 by pockstones Dear Que,The price is up 5% on your sell recommendation at 38p and is up a 166% on your repeated sale at fifteen pence last March. It is true that based on your original wrong headed call investors are up 5% only, but 2022 was a tough year for those who trust you in your wrongheadedness to the degree that I do, then the second buy signal you produced last March was extremely rewarding as I am sure you will acknowledge. I have great affection for diligent fools who call attention to investment opportunities so say what you like on this board your commentary is profitable for those who know how to interpret your blathering. |
Posted at 07/11/2022 17:11 by pockstones Anglo Pacific 100p to 150+ Que care to commentIt is a market and you called it your appearance here at 15p is a cause for optimism Investors Contra Indicator Que Extra ordinaire |
Posted at 03/12/2021 14:41 by danmart2 9p now , and if the main investor pulls out that could feasibly put the share price nearer 3p |
Posted at 11/6/2020 21:02 by hhhold2 A lot traded in Spain today, 14m , has someone over there got wind or the Spaniards stringing their own investors along for what they can milk I wonder,I guess we will know at some point. |
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Posted at 07/1/2019 09:13 by robizm Fat boy that cash is off a investor who would want it back if it does not go ahead |
Posted at 26/11/2018 14:15 by langostino Nope Mrpiggy - That was not my link. This was:The 258 million shares with which the Australian mining company Berkeley began, on July 18, its quotation on the Spanish Stock Exchange, are practically worthless four months later. Those 845 million euros of value reached by the titles at the beginning of August, when they came to trading at 3.27 euros, have evaporated. At the close of the session on Tuesday, the 0.148 euros that were worth the shares left the Australian listed company in a meager capitalization of 38 million. "We are going to make the best mine in the world in Salamanca" A hecatomb on the stock market that turns into a wet paper the optimistic prediction launched by the CEO of Berkeley Energy, Paul Atherley, who on the day of his debut at the Madrid parquet dared to ensure that "we are going to make the best mine in the world in Salamanca". Four months later, everything remains bogged down around this project. And nothing presages that, in the short and medium term, the necessary urban planning license will be granted by the Retortillo Town Hall in Salamanca, nor that the Ministry for Ecological Transition will proceed to authorize mining exploitation. Radiological risk assessment Prior to the decision of the department headed by Teresa Ribera, the mandatory report of the Nuclear Safety Council (CSN) must be evacuated, an organization that is still waiting for Berkeley to provide the requested information on the installation, related to the evaluation of radiological risks. In addition, the European Union must issue an opinion on the disposal of radioactive waste in accordance with Article 37 of the Euratom Treaty, when it affects another member country, such as Portugal. The new 'boom' of uranium goes by long All these uncertainties are causing Berkeley is not being able to take advantage of the 'boom' of uranium that is occurring in recent months, coinciding with the IPO of the Kazakh company Kazatomprom, the largest producer in the world, the shortage of product caused by mine closures since 2011, after the Fukushima nuclear accident, or expectations of a renewed bid by China for nuclear energy. Circumstances that have taken the price of this raw material to rub the current 30 dollars per pound, 45% more than seven months ago, when it touched annual minimums around 20 dollars. Prices are still far from the $ 72 that marked the uranium before the Fukushima accident, but with a willingness to raise thanks to the support of investors. The Salamanca mine, a matter of State In addition to not holding on to this rise in uranium, Berkeley is seeing how its project in Salamanca has become a matter of State, with the added pressure for the Spanish Government that Portugal also wants to be a participant in the environmental reports issued on the mines of Salamanca projected by the Australian Berkeley, given the proximity of the same to its territory. So high is the concern of the Portuguese authorities on this matter that the issue will be one of the issues addressed this Wednesday in Valladolid, within the framework of the thirtieth Spanish-Portuguese Summit, headed by the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, and the President Luso, Antonio Costa. Portugal, antinuclear and without uranium mines In the preparation of this summit, on November 8, the representatives of the Spanish Government assured the Lusos that the approval for the Berkeley mining complex in Retortillo is far from occurring. In addition, it is taken for granted that Portugal, which resigned in the seventies to host nuclear power plants in its territory and decided to close the uranium mines at the beginning of the century, shows its disagreement, when it has to pronounce itself, on the risks of exploitation mining a stone's throw from some of its towns near the Spanish border. |
Posted at 17/10/2018 07:22 by greedfear At least LSE investors have got a choice. They could do nothing as if there’s a trading halt or sell and get some of their investment back. ASX investors could be surprised by a sudden 80% crash.No permit, no value. Nada. |
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