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CEY Centamin Plc

121.00
0.10 (0.08%)
Last Updated: 08:46:07
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Centamin Plc LSE:CEY London Ordinary Share JE00B5TT1872 ORD NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.10 0.08% 121.00 120.80 121.10 123.00 120.90 123.00 74,018 08:46:07
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Metal Mining Services 891.26M 92.28M 0.0795 15.36 1.42B
Centamin Plc is listed in the Metal Mining Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CEY. The last closing price for Centamin was 120.90p. Over the last year, Centamin shares have traded in a share price range of 77.25p to 132.80p.

Centamin currently has 1,161,082,695 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Centamin is £1.42 billion. Centamin has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.36.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/3/2019
20:44
Need to dig gold out of the ground ... it’s pretty simple . The rest is just speculation
kennyp52
10/3/2019
19:33
Bought more of these on friday. They will bounce right back, overdone. Been shorted by some bored HFs. They’ll get squeezed. Still huge cash pile and cash cow...
dmitribollokov
10/3/2019
17:30
You’re a childish nob.
dt1010
10/3/2019
16:25
And the world leaders are actually Lizard people too
plat hunter
10/3/2019
15:49
True Boris
Financial Armageddon will come eventually....and it will be staved off by the ultimate excuse to print money to get the US economy focused: War. (False flag etc).

dt1010
10/3/2019
02:19
Things are not as bad as they seem but we don't need a financial Armageddon for gold to reach 1500 or 1750
borisjohnsonshair
09/3/2019
22:04
QE to Infinity, followed by Gold balancing the balance sheets of the sovereign balance sheet disasters. Just as there is no tool other than QE to feign financial solvency, there is no tool to balance the balance sheet of the offending entities other than Gold. It is just that simple. --Jim Sinclair
dt1010
09/3/2019
11:48
Sadly if (read when) US economy weakens, everyone has a hissy fit, flight to the dollar begins... all very strange.
whitegold1
09/3/2019
07:58
If US cuts, the reason for doing so is bullish for gold. Dollar has remained strong because US economy has not really seen signs of the slowdown that other areas have seen (yet). -If US weakens, dollar falls and gold takes off. And I'm not sure that any bounce from trade deal will be lasting. Surely somewhat priced in already given where markets are from December lows?.
simba_
09/3/2019
07:04
There is a lot of private cash on account apparently . Brexit is holding back so much on so many fronts until there is an element of certainty ( thanks for that St Theresa you absolute muppet ) . When this cash comes back into the market I expect U.K. stocks to benefit
kennyp52
08/3/2019
19:20
I expect we will see a surprise in the markets, a China trade talk break through..Trump won’t let go of that. Risk on will return...after all... too much money sloshing about in the markets and cash pays nothing....also the US and more likely to cut rates than raise them. Gold will hopefully move up as more liquidity comes into the the market.
dt1010
08/3/2019
19:05
Decent week overall . 96p not so bad with it having traded at nearly 98p . POG showing a bit of life . That sentiment I have been moaning about seems to be showing signs of returning . Steady as she goes and hopefully no need for a correction as it seems to have been tested a touch today. Still not expecting a dramatic change in fortunes until management are able to confirm decent production or gold goes to $1350.
kennyp52
08/3/2019
17:55
Indeed they never will be repaid, inflate them away in nominal value bu printing money....keep the deck of cards stacked...the wealthy assets owners get wealthier...the poorer get poorer as the cost of good and services rise and wages stagnate in real terms....deflation is of far greater fear to governments than inflation....but inflation won’t really start until the banks stop hoarding the money and really start lending again ...they’ve been holding onto capital to repair their balance sheets from the last crash....
dt1010
08/3/2019
16:58
@DT
Indeed. More money printing and , finally, some inflation!
Will help inflate those debts away as they will never be paid - they cant be paid

wbecki
08/3/2019
14:20
Smash through the 1300
spacedust
08/3/2019
13:55
Roll on £1 and in a year £2

Bargain of the year.

ukgeorge
08/3/2019
13:50
Gold up

Back up we go

dt1010
08/3/2019
13:32
NFP miss, but wages up.
stevedaytrader
08/3/2019
13:29
When it bursts....they can keep kicking the can down the road...but only by cutting rates, even as far as negative, and by printing money....which will light a raging fire under pm prices...... hopefully
dt1010
08/3/2019
11:38
Global economy is slowing.
EU will fully enter recession in event of proper Brexit.
US to cut rates next year.
China struggling under massive debts as well apparently...

So when the debt bubble bursts.........as it inevitably will, it will make GFC 2008 look a walk in the parkski!

wbecki
08/3/2019
11:33
If goldmansucks says 100p it will be 100p and infact it was 98p-ish so more or less hit their target. If They want they get no matter what.
spacedust
08/3/2019
11:25
The NFP numbers will be faked and gold will drop. And take pm miners with it, I betcha.
dt1010
08/3/2019
11:24
I believe this could still close on days high.
borisjohnsonshair
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