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CEY Centamin Plc

127.00
-1.10 (-0.86%)
21 May 2024 - Closed
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
  -1.10 -0.86% 127.00 126.70 126.90 127.30 126.10 126.80 2,662,532 16:35:12
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Metal Mining Services 891.26M 92.28M 0.0797 15.90 1.47B
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 128.10p. Over the last year, Centamin shares have traded in a share price range of 77.25p to 132.80p.

Centamin currently has 1,157,244,916 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Centamin is £1.47 billion. Centamin has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.90.

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18/8/2020
09:41
Rhodium and palladium doing ok with Platinum also showing signs of life . If you like those metals then JLP is worth a look . Strong recovery from its low but potential future profits are extremely interesting .
kennyp52
18/8/2020
09:38
When I was a young un.. a mere 18 years young pup, I ran away from home and joined the Army.


There was a strong contingency from the North east and my experience was that geordies generally had a sense of humour and had nurturing personalities. The mackems, were generally obnoxious, self deluded no sense of humour at all and generally not nice people to be around.

plat hunter
18/8/2020
09:36
red,

yes slp needs some consolidation but only 2 weeks to what should be awesome results (they cant really be anything but).

as i said on lse, needs to be in 60s pre results to get near term value around the 70-80p level (though true true value much higher, but they just wont give us that)

and rhodium just keeps going up for fun, really high now.

martinfrench
18/8/2020
09:33
Lol ... couldn’t resist the Mackem ... what else you in Umatingytribe ?
kennyp52
18/8/2020
09:30
that can be true redbaron10 but I usually only fare badly if i stray from OAAT policy as I sometimes do as I lack dicipline . With OAAT I make money on balance and tend to cut loss quite quickly if in that situation . as you say m, more than one way of making money
arja
18/8/2020
09:08
Each to their own arja.Good luck with your trading.I like to buy and hold well run companies.I dislike volatility which trading relies on.I've done it and it is too much living on your nerves.When these platforms advertise and in the small print at the bottom of the advert say that 75% of investors lose on ETF trading,then that isn't a product for me.If you invest on your research and experience and then lose your money then i only have myself to blame.
redbaron10
18/8/2020
09:00
Patience here :-). Gold stella predictions in play... balance is for another gain here as indices remain ok
stevedaytrader
18/8/2020
08:54
redbaron10,
I just trade through CFds nowadays but that SLP seems like one to hold for a while . These gold stocks not reacting much to gold price( frustrating ) and I start to wonder if better to trade the actual commodity or ETF as then more certain of a modest profit .

arja
18/8/2020
08:44
GOLD PRICE
2,004.33
+21.17

scoble2
18/8/2020
08:36
SLP has a lovely looking chart but I hate MMs and AIM stocks as too wide spread and can move verh slowly . good luck with it
arja
18/8/2020
08:21
martinfrench....just talking off topic.....SLP looks to have awoken from its slumber with the lockdown easing and production starting again.Looking good imho.
redbaron10
18/8/2020
07:59
Azelea, I reiterate that I find the views of posters here valuable both on where the company share price should go and why, and the price of gold, but they are so valuable preciseLy because they do not just follow analysts who move in a herd, and worst the gold salesmen, the likes of AM or today Alastair Macleod you mention who appears to be on goldmoney, yet another gold selling organisation. It is rather like double glazing salesmen pushing replacement windows or a street market trader the great value of tomatoes today. They may be right but I am far more interested in your own view Azelea. I also appreciate you bringing the salesmen/pundit̵7;s views to us as long as you treat them with the scepticism they deserve. For we together here are the super forecasters, not them!
sotolo
18/8/2020
07:41
Arja,

There are clear signs of near term inflation

martinfrench
18/8/2020
07:32
Nice rise on Medusa Mining (MML) overnight.
haughtonhoney
18/8/2020
07:30
except that gold was once regarded as a hedge against inflation and no sign of inflation in foreseeable future . chartwise gold looks good and may soon challenge the recent high point.
arja
18/8/2020
07:18
It's all about dollar strength, or lack of, going forward for me.With US import prices bound to increase now and the Fed determined to keep rates lower for longer yet pumping more dollars and liquidity into the system, where are US yields staying and what will happen with inflation? I can't see a reason not to hold gold and PMs.Their role as historic stores of value is important to investors right now trying to preserve their capital.The dollar's safe haven status is waning.And fast by the looks of it unless an economic miracle is around the corner.
redbaron10
18/8/2020
07:00
If not for 'The' first time, it was certainly for me the first time to see and listen to Alasdair Macleod talking on the 'Keiser Report'programme, in which he paints a very bleak picture for the U.S. economy; drawing parallels with the 1929 crisis and today. Whilst talking in specific terms about events that are unfolding, when asked what ordinary Americans should do to protect themselves in the current situation, he replied, millennials who are more tech savvy, should perhaps buy Bitcoin and 'fuddy- duddies' like himself, should buy silver and gold. Definitely worth watching this particular programme, with a guest speaker who is fast becoming a widely recognised name in today's financial world.
azalea
17/8/2020
20:53
Umat---
Do not not concern yourself. I do not trash everything he says, I have merely filtered him so long ago that I cannot remember the specifics, but having done so, I neither know or care what his views and opinions of my "focus on gold". He is a big boy and can decide for himself whether to filter me or not. I am quite content with my small picture on gold.

azalea
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