Centamin Share Discussion Threads

[babycheeky] 20/8/2020 22:19

Trader isn't experienced idiot a better fit ?

[trader536] 20/8/2020 22:12

Kenny the clown now thinks he's the thread policeman. Inexperienced Idiot!

[babycheeky] 20/8/2020 21:32

kennyp52 pots and kettles to you sonny

now jog on.

[kennyp52] 20/8/2020 21:28

Babycheek .. it’s obvious you are a weirdo so unless you got something to post about CEY then please feel free to go to the nearest corner of your room and suck your thumb whilst steadily rocking back and forth

[babycheeky] 20/8/2020 21:24

discodave45 used to post as discodave4

he spent months posting lies and bullying on the CNA board and only stopped and deleted loads of his posts after receiving letter for a solicitor (so I have been told) as he was posting false information.

Check discodave4 out you will see.

[babycheeky] 20/8/2020 21:21

LOL

dave you are so funny and also so sad

Every time you post now you use 3 of your other handles to tick yourself up

Can't you see how obvious it is ?

[discodave45] 20/8/2020 21:11

Apologies everyone I've got my own personal troll trashing all my posts.Best to just filter this baby character.BC last posted March 2019 and then suddenly started posting again recently, but only trolling me for some very misguided and delusional reason. He was on a lot of people?s filter lists prior to disappearing and he was known to have numerous handles.

[babycheeky] 20/8/2020 20:44

for anyone in any doubt discodave45 is the bully discodave4 who does not like getting a dose of his own.

[discodave45] 20/8/2020 18:27

Not many miners up today, apart from here. These were mentioned in Sharesmag so been taking a look.

[stevedaytrader] 20/8/2020 11:21

I wouldn't concern yourself on brokers, mean little on gold stocks- unlike in other industries. Dollar strength is overdone for all the obvious reasons and will, drop, good for gold. On the markets overall, to repeat myself, the stock market does not reflect all businesses. There are winners and losers. If anyone had listened to all the doomsayers, at the bottom of the March pullback- they would have lost a fortune- not to mention my main pension which was down ~28% now @3% down from it's time high- which represents a massive fast recovery. I could, of course, liquidate the lot, but won't. The main indices are NOT the economy.

[plat hunter] 20/8/2020 10:58

Shorting Rockfire...No cash and drill results have returned only 0.4 grams per tonne

[arkouda] 20/8/2020 10:34

Berenberg has downgraded CEY to a “hold”. A fat lot they know about anything, just like the other anal types.

[plat hunter] 20/8/2020 10:26

Not fan of NFL but my little bro is... He loves it but he is a little fatty and loves burgers :-P

[plat hunter] 20/8/2020 09:59

Same Martin... But JLP and SLPHave a V small holding here which represents profit from earlier in the year about 2% of portfolio value.I'm expecting the slp divi to be around double. I'll be surprised if not considering there's no real capex or debt, yet the cash they're pulling in has more or less doubled.Some profit taking perhaps but still loads of ground to be made up when compared to industry peers.

[martinfrench] 20/8/2020 09:47

i'm in cash and slp :-)

rhodium anyone ?

[martinfrench] 20/8/2020 09:26

true red, sooner or later the apple fuel will be choked off, as well as amazon etc.

they will always do will, but cant justify these ridiculous valuations

[redbaron10] 20/8/2020 08:58

We certainly aren't seeing a v-shaped recovery in many markets.Ok the three US indices are back to pre-covid levels,but that is due to massive economic stimulus and the performance of the big tech companies.It is a totally distorted picture because of the weighted bias of the massive tech companies to the three main indices.Apple itself with its $2T market cap has done brilliantly but you can't run an economy on the success of a few big tech companies.Ok may be you can,but what about the big manufacturing companies in the US? Boeing,Ford,GM,GE,Caterpillar and the huge number of jobs they provide.None of these companies are exactly flying (sorry about the pun in Boeing's case).The US has a huge advantage with its tech prowess,innovation and entrepreneurial culture but stock markets don't rise forever.What happens when the music stops?

[azalea] 20/8/2020 08:42

With the F.R. already committed to printing 1.5 -2 trillion dollars to fund the second stimulus package and announcing it will continue to print more money as it sees fit,
large company bankruptcies doubling in the next 6 months, resulting in higher unemployment numbers, C -19 infections approaching 6m and deaths rising to 175,0000; I do not see a meaningful recovery in the U.S. economy any time soon. Whilst an eventual successful vaccine may be achieved by the end of the year, I do not see the economic picture changing in the near term. As always, time will tell.

[azalea] 20/8/2020 07:16

Boom Bust reported the dollar index, a key factor that will continue to determine the direction of the p.o.g. hit a two year low.
With all main U.S. indexes in negative territory at the close; it could indicate a shift in investors thinking after seeing the FOMC minutes, released yesterday. The contents of the next minutes should indicate a more accurate state of the economy as it stands today.

C-19 infections and deaths in the U.S.- approaching 6m with deaths at 175,000 .

[redbaron10] 20/8/2020 00:20

There is no rhyme or reason for the dollar to gain.The market selectively takes out of the forward guidance what it wants to hear.It is deaf to negative news and analysis and believes governments and central banks will backstop pretty much any asset to avoid job losses,people losing their homes and even give the population what is in effect 'helicopter money' to maintain consumer spending.....sorry stimulus checks/cheques.We are living in a fool's paradise where responsibity and accountability have left the building.Near zero or even negative interest rates in many countries.Poorly run,zombie businesses are being kept afloat,Western banks have become virtually nationalised in some cases as they do their governments' bidding to keep the loan taps on to businesses to maintain credit and some liquidity flowing.How do central banks think this is going to end well? What is the coordinated exit strategy that is going to be adopted to get out of this global financial hole.Manyana.Always manyana.One day this silly notion of quantitative easing (remember it was only supposed to be a temporary measure,not a permanent fix) created out of the global financial crisis over a dozen years ago, will run out of road to massage all the financial indiscipline we have witnessed.Who knows what the tipping point will be.A black swan event that will appear insignificant and trivial at the time,but will be the catalyst for a chain reaction of unstoppable force that will render the capitalist system redundant.The capitalist system is in its final death throes imho.It has evolved into what it is today,not fit for purpose anymore.What takes its place i have no idea.A hegemony of the big tech companies Apple,Microsoft,Alphabet,Amazon,Netflix,Tesla that control the Western economies and a Chinese equivalent of their big tech companies doing the same in the East? A West internet versus an East internet. All these companies pretty much have a monopoly on what they do in their own fields,snuffing out small start ups and smaller competitors by buying them,contrary to the capitalist theory of competition,and no government seems prepared to challenge their dominance anywhere.I know capitalism advocates the survival of the fittest,but financial muscle shouldn't be the determining factor in all things.ESG investing seems to be the future model.Is this compatible with capitalism? I'm yet to be convinced.It sounds good in theory.In practice? With all these seemingly conflicting forces at work i'm just going to stick invested in PMs for the time being.It is a simple,uncomplicated investment....a bit like me really.