Blackrock World Mining Share Price (BRWM)

Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Blackrock World Mining Trust Plc LSE:BRWM London Ordinary Share GB0005774855 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  3.00 0.78% 390.00 383,103 16:35:02
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
387.50 392.50 393.00 385.50 385.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Equity Investment Instruments 38.19 34.92 18.15 21.5 683
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:05:35 O 128 390.02 GBX
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Blackrock World Mining (BRWM) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2020-01-17 17:05:39390.02128499.23O
2020-01-17 16:37:00390.002,2218,661.90AT
2020-01-17 16:35:02390.0039,579154,358.10UT
2020-01-17 16:29:59392.501,0133,976.03AT
2020-01-17 16:29:58387.003,46013,390.20AT
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18/1/2020
08:20		Blackrock World Mining Daily Update: Blackrock World Mining Trust Plc is listed in the Equity Investment Instruments sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BRWM. The last closing price for Blackrock World Mining was 387p.
Blackrock World Mining Trust Plc has a 4 week average price of 364p and a 12 week average price of 337p.
The 1 year high share price is 396p while the 1 year low share price is currently 330p.
There are currently 175,014,727 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 377,636 shares. The market capitalisation of Blackrock World Mining Trust Plc is £682,557,435.30.
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05/11/2019
09:22		jonwig: Tempus article: The mining industry tends to be highly susceptible to the shifting patterns of macroeconomics, changes in global trade and, in particular, fluctuations in the prices of commodities. It’s no surprise, then, that the share prices of the world’s miners have been squeezed from time to time by the arm-wrestling over trade between America and China. Their tit-for-tat tariffs pose a clear threat of higher costs to mining companies as they send their products to these two vast, key markets. Yet the sector has its fans — devoted ones, too, who enthuse about the mining giants’ increasingly strong cashflows and balance sheets. And it is not only the miners that boast such support. If you are focused on the sector, you are not going to be friendless. Take Blackrock World Mining Trust. Established in 1993, in broad terms this investment trust offers a way for shareholders to tap into a diverse collection of mining and metals assets and to benefit in terms of capital appreciation and a pretty generous dividend yield. Where it differs from others is in its tendency to gear up its stakes in favoured companies by buying their debentures or paying royalties to receive a share of the revenues from specific mines. For example, it has acquired the rights to income from two iron ore deposits in Brazil operated by Vale, and has a similar arrangement with Oz Minerals, based in Australia. Although it invests predominantly in listed stocks, the Blackrock trust also invests in private companies, fixed-income securities and in physical metals. Otherwise, and for obvious reasons, Blackrock World Mining Trust’s biggest exposure is to diversified miners, or those wide-reaching companies that refine commodities as well as excavate them. Companies such as BHP, Rio Tinto and Anglo American together accounted for almost 39 per cent of the portfolio at the end of September. And there is no shame in that — it is an approach that should generate resilient earnings. The trust’s managers argue that they are also in a strong place to quickly shift the emphasis, and to that end they have increased their position in gold to the extent that gold producers accounted for 23.8 per cent of the portfolio on September 30, up from 13 per cent a year earlier. The flexibility of this investment trust has not stood it in particularly good stead in terms of performance. While it has recently begun to trade ahead of the Emix Global Mining index, its reference benchmark, it has underperformed over one, three and five years, assessed on share price and changes in net asset value. The trust remains convinced about the merits of the sector, many of whose member companies have stronger balance sheets, higher cash-generating abilities and, as a result, a greater propensity to pay very large dividends than investors have given them credit for. It is convinced that a revaluation of mining stocks is on the cards. Nevertheless, the backdrop is not great. There have been tentative signs of peace between Washington and Beijing, but it is early days. Even if the global economy were to avoid a recession, it is certainly heading for a slowdown, which is likely to have implications for demand. Energy costs are on the way back up. The shares, which closed 10p, or 2.9 per cent higher, at 354p yesterday, are at a discount to its net asset value per share of about 12 per cent, which it is hoped will narrow, based on its consistently improving dividend. The shares yield a rich 5.6 per cent, but have not managed to tempt this particular onlooker. ADVICE Avoid WHY Interesting and diverse portfolio, but performance has been patchy and the worldwide economic backdrop is unappealing
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27/12/2017
10:16		wskill: 441p NAV seems undervalued at present share price discount above 15% .
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23/9/2016
12:20		wskill: NA value back to 350p that's a decent discount with the share price at 301p.
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07/7/2016
11:52		encoma16: Latest net asset value is 342.97. Share price to net asset value is therefore standing at just over 80%. This for several months was pretty constantly fixed at 85%. There has been a decent uplift today in the share prices of Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Glencore. Taking this into account, the current share price should be in the 290's.
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19/2/2016
16:57		aleman: Share price gone wrong way again, today? The Mining Index closed up - just. free stock charts from uk.advfn.com
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03/2/2016
08:10		rcturner2: racg, the fact that you think the share price is "absolutely shot" speaks volumes. I wish you well, I hope for you sake this does not tank further. However the effects of negative gearing have not yet applied to the miners, there is plenty of downside here. I would call the BRWM share price "dangerously high" and the risk is far more on the downside. Ignoring long term trend and momentum is a massive mistake.
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02/2/2016
21:13		aleman: Chinese demand has gone? Where is your evidence? I posted this 3 weeks ago amongst other links. China imported record amounts of iron ore in December so the full year finished with a rise. The annual amount for copper ore and concentrates was a new high after a surge, too. Forecasts for this year (on specialist mining sites) were down for 2016 but have now turned mixed. hTTp://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-13/china-iron-ore-imports-jump-to-record-in-december-as-price-sinks The handwringing is because there is a lot of distortion of the facts in the media reporting. I might be wrong that the turning point is near but I'd prefer to be wrong because I made a mistake rather than acting on ill-researched media pieces that spout guff. If I've made a mistake, I should be able to spot it with a little help. I post such comments and links on ADVFN to see if any one can counter my thoughts with good reasoning and links to the evidence they base it on. If they can convince me I'm wrong on some aspect, I will review my investment. I want you to try convince me I'm wrong. It helps me filter out my mistakes. I've sold enough investments in the past thanks to constructive criticism. Just coming on here and continually saying this has a lot further to go when the share price falls some does not help anyone.
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11/12/2015
16:56		hugepants: RCTurnip2, Please post some of my "pure sh1te" bullish posts you refer to. Ive made it clear Ive no idea where the share price is going short term but Im happy accumulating if the share price drops.
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08/12/2015
10:39		aleman: I have a good record with individual companies (though plenty of mistakes still get made) . My record with sectors through investment trusts is much more patchy, although I made a great deal of capital and a huge increase in income jumping heavily into high yielding smallcaps in thw winter of 2008/9 when similar things were being said about them as are now being said about miners. I can;t know where the bottom is but, if I am buying for yield, it matters less. The historic yield here is 12% but that is clearly not the prospective yield and the price is adjusting. I'm guessing at a cut to 15p but the share price is indicating a cut to more like 8p. I think the share price is wrong. Options income will probably cover 4-5p. Will the dividend element fall from 18p to about 3-4p? It seems unlikely to me. If it halves to 9p, then you still have a 13-14p dividend with the option income added on and that's a prospective yield of about 7.5% at the current 179p. I think there is way too much pessimism out there and I think there is excess speculation ahead of the Fed meeting. Long $ and short commoodities is being reported as being a very crowded trade at the moment and there are signs that many miners are making the necessary cuts to production. A few small ones going bust will be a bonus to BRWM holdings. We must be getting close to that now.
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20/11/2015
08:23		rcturner2: Aleman, I cannot believe that you think there are positives in that chart. That is surely confirmation bias, as you are invested in this. That chart is horrendous, the SMA 200 is falling and any time the other averages and the share price catch up it simply pushes the share price into a new down leg. If the share price moves sideways from here and the SMA 200 catches up you better pray for a breakout, otherwise a new down leg will take off at least 25% of the share price. I personally see this under 100p over the next 12 months.
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