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BDY Brazilian

0.45
0.00 (0.00%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Brazilian LSE:BDY London Ordinary Share CA1058741010 COM 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% 0.45 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Brazilian Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/9/2009
14:34
Whoopee!

Wheeee!!

arf dysg
12/8/2009
16:21
Suggest you read Rubadubs summaries.
the mullah
11/8/2009
15:14
Any views?
cityfarmer
29/5/2009
02:11
I have compiled the data I have on Regis and it is available. I am currently working on Canastra and my initial impression is that Canastra 8 at approximately 20 Hectares in surface area is one of the most interesting kimberlites I have ever seen and my recomendation to any company would be to get stuck in! The ideal situation for BDY shareholders would be to get Canstra 1 into production and utilise the cash flow to evaluate Canastra 8. I aim to get the Canstra data available for viewing early next week. It is quite something.

Then there is still all the Santo Antonio do Bonito kimberlites which logically should be the source of those exceptionally large diamonds from the downstream alluvials, including the +700 carat gem quality Presidente Vargas.

brazilian.diamonds.br@gmail.com

rubstone
05/5/2009
09:36
3 bagger over the last month!
currypasty
05/5/2009
09:28
blue again, lite volume
burbelly
01/5/2009
22:19
Another 20% up today????

Bid Offer Volume High Low Last Close 0.85 1.10 596,431 1.10 0.81 0.98 on 01-May-2009

the mullah
25/4/2009
11:11
I've been watching these for at least a couple of years. Have they finally got permission to mine the Canastra kimberlite, or have they discovered the source of more diamonds up in the headwaters of Santo Antonio do Bonito?

Mind you, a lot of bombed-out share prices have twitched recently.

arf dysg
24/4/2009
15:32
1mil at .75 has to be a buy, mm never that nice
burbelly
24/4/2009
14:49
Oh, coming down again. Market makers! Spread Bid 0.70p Offer 1.00!!!
the mullah
24/4/2009
14:47
Be quicker still - look at TWL before it flies!
double6
24/4/2009
14:40
take a look at Core up 69% flying be quick!
iloveit
24/4/2009
13:14
bought a comedy size holding in these some time back at around .4, wish I had taken it a little more seriously

No 2 on the risers!

burbelly
24/4/2009
11:14
kin ell a pulse
burbelly
24/4/2009
11:10
Something in the works, here
dogberry202000
22/4/2009
21:00
Amazing. These have gone up in share price during the month.
the mullah
13/1/2009
21:41
Price up 67% on a few deals... Imagine where it would be with a bit of volume.

Lots of these tiny microcaps moving very very quickly at the moment. I couldnt resist and had a dabble this morning, but just a small punt.

fairdeal2008
13/1/2009
08:55
Blimey normally I whinge about wide spreads but 0.50-0.50 what's happening here?
fairdeal2008
14/10/2008
17:48
Eat my shorts!
arf dysg
01/9/2008
15:56
Massive volume (comparatively) last Friday on the TSX.
dogberry202000
21/8/2008
04:30
Could it be that Ken's missus is the "strong international demand for certain commodities"....and hes gone out to his local Cartier corner shop in Monaco and spent C$800k on a diamond ring ...which immediately becomes her "resource property" ??


LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Brazilian Diamonds Ltd. slipped to a
second-quarter loss and said it is considering buying advanced projects to
produce mineral commodities, given the strong international demand for certain
commodities in the resources sector.
For the three months to June 30 2008, it reported a net loss of C$200,000
compared with a C$278,000 profit a year earlier. Expenditure on resource
properties rose to C$806,000 from C$591,000.
TFN.newsdesk@thomson.com
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