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CEY Centamin Plc

124.50
0.00 (0.00%)
10 Apr 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
  0.00 0.00% 124.50 124.50 124.60 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Metal Mining Services 891.26M 92.28M 0.0797 15.63 1.44B
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 124.50p. Over the last year, Centamin shares have traded in a share price range of 77.25p to 124.80p.

Centamin currently has 1,157,244,916 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Centamin is £1.44 billion. Centamin has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.63.

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29/8/2020
12:34
Umat---
Thank you. I will look at the link in due course.

I have just listened on You Tube to a conversation on the timing of the second stimulus package, which only a few weeks ago was expected to be announced by 8/9/2020. In this conversation, incredible as it may seem, they are talking about the end of September. IF that date were to be anywhere near close, there will repercussions for a wide range of debtors, which in turn will rebound on Senators standing for
re-election and perhaps even influence the outcome of THE election on 3/11.

Edit: I have googled that link, but it cannot be found.? No matter; lots more to read and listen to.

Stay safe my friend.

azalea
29/8/2020
07:31
With Nova Scotia bank being fined hundreds of millions of dollars for manipulating the p.o.g. and employees at a major U.S. bank being prosecuted for committing similar crimes, is it any wonder why ordinary investors in PM could not fathom why the p.o.g. was all over the place in recent weeks. Just a few weeks ago on You Tube, Andrew Maguire said there was something wrong but was unable to put his finger on what it was; now we know. More recently, a commentator on You Tube claimed that activities in ETF gold contracts(which I know nothing about),were also having a significant influence on the p.o.g.. When you listen to Max Keiser in his latest programme using the words fraud and lies in the context of gold and interest rates, you realise he's effectively challenging anyone to prove him wrong in a court of law.
azalea
28/8/2020
16:16
Moving up nicely with GOLD- well done all holders- as mentioned yesterday, you have to wait sometimes for news to settle.
Off to the golf course now, good weekend all.

stevedaytrader
28/8/2020
13:22
The Swiss franc is so strong they don't need
gold. In fact they usually reckon it's too
strong.

rose_by_another_name
28/8/2020
13:18
Good to see the dollar starting to get more of a pounding today, long may it continue- be interesting what occurs when USA opens- I can see futures on indices up, but am looking for continued dollar weakness.
stevedaytrader
28/8/2020
13:13
A few weeks ago it was reported that the Swiss sold half of their holding in physical gold. Comparing the price at that time to where it is now, it was a very smart move.
azalea
28/8/2020
12:57
Probably the Fed.....all part of the “special relationship”. 🤓
arkouda
28/8/2020
12:45
Lol.Yes that wasn't one of Gordon Brown's finer moments.Telling the market the time and price accepted wasn't terribly bright.He should have got Druckenmiller to do it for him.
redbaron10
28/8/2020
12:38
Except when Gordon Brown announced in advance
that he was selling off Britain's gold. Or maybe
that announcement was the event.

rose_by_another_name
28/8/2020
12:31
It is going to be difficult calling pog in the run up to the US election on Nov 3rd.CEY is ex-dividend now so that little bit of support is gone.Medium to long term the pog will go higher imho,but in the short term who knows? You only need characters like Druckenmiller, the hedge fund guy, who dumped his entire gold holding on the election night that Trump was elected, to show what can be done to pog in the short term.That's why i loathe volatility.He had his own very good reasons for doing what he did,but if you followed the gold trading that night, which i did,i found the whole thing unfathomable.I had an inkling there might be a Trump upset,that was why i watched.It was only later when i learned what Druckenmiller had done that night that i could rationalise what the trading patterns were.After that i didn't bother much trying to anticipate gold price movements.If the big guns sell or buy positions then that is market moving.The little guys like us have no way of knowing when these events are going to happen.
redbaron10
28/8/2020
11:47
Jesse Livermore, regarded by many as the greatest trader who ever lived, had this to say:

"Money is made by sitting, not trading. It never was my thinking that made the big money for me. It was always my sitting. Got that? My sitting tight".

mark of the rushes
28/8/2020
11:42
red,

totally agree, our main mkt is completely useless, slow erosion over the years of non growth companies and very few tech start ups, many of same issues apply to mainland europe.

govt should fix this as soon as possible, we have growth in deliveroo drivers but not tech stuff, which is crazy.

a friend of mine trades the us mkt which is a walk in the park compared to ours, just pick any half decent tech stock and it doubles very quickly, some even more.

martinfrench
28/8/2020
11:37
Azelea, you should maybe start ignoring all the short term noise and look at the longer term, likewise not be frightened in and out which is so hard to time, but hold. If you had held the shares you just sold you would not have made a loss but at some time a profit. Yesterday was just the usual ‘buy on the rumour, sell on the fact’ that I predicted on the LSE board, which is when the news is known, speculators have piled in, so the pm prices usually first reverse as they take profits. Instead as Stevea says, look how good yesterday’s news is in the longer term and hold or buy more and hold.
sotolo
28/8/2020
11:33
Mr Powell has helped to keep the Trump show on the road to some extent.All eyes are now turning on the US elections.Nine odd weeks to go and the US market reactions are going to be very interesting.I've given up on any more share investing until the probable market volatility to come calms down and we get a better economic picture going forward.As far as the ftse is concerned,with ongoing covid,Brexit talks stalled and a No Deal looking likely at year's end,and i think some people here are pulling funds to buy property with the stamp duty holiday making property a better bet,i see no point diving in just yet.The sad truth is our index is underperforming because of so many companies suspending dividends,plus we have no mega tech stocks to lift the overall index.We have Aveva,Softcat,Ocado and a few others but they're the only real growth stories.The ftse is still 20% down for the year whereas a lot of other markets have recovered.I think they're some real value stocks and bargains to be had but until the confidence and buyers return,what is the point? Adopt a wait and see approach with this uncertainty imho.
redbaron10
28/8/2020
10:18
kenny,

he/she prob got burned during yesterdays strong surge, which, if you cant trade during that then there is little anyone can give.

i prob am on filter anyway

martinfrench
28/8/2020
10:11
He will filter you soon Martinfrench ... wouldn’t bother trying to help ... looking for quick 1% here and there is only going to get you burned unless you can hit a pattern and trade half of your pot max.
kennyp52
28/8/2020
10:09
gold might test the key 1965 area today, though if going to break it will prob be next week
martinfrench
28/8/2020
10:06
azalea,

trading during the first 20 minutes is often very stupid, unless you can get a quote and a crazy price. most quotes are indicative only, which again is like roulette.

martinfrench
28/8/2020
10:03
Umat---
See what I mean about CEY sp, when I did got a quote on line, at circa 0810hrs, it was from memory, 209.8p to buy. Now, despite the p.o.g up a few $ since then, I can buy @ circa 205.5p. Nasty, for those who got in early. Unless the p.o.g. does a retrace to $1850, before I get my div; I'm definitely gone, with an overall modest profit.

azalea
28/8/2020
10:01
its not entirely surprising you lose money azalea, for all reasons i have mentioned before.

Now, if you wern't such a copy and paste ramper, you might get a little help from this board, which is why i think we are all here.

its definately not impossible to beat the MM, but to be fair i have seen easier trading periods than the last few weeks. I used to be nearly 99% successful on centamin, but then to be honest buying into an uptrend isnt that hard.

Last few weeks, I'm 50/50, so has been hard, and MM are clever, but you just have to know what they are doing, what they need to do etc.

Also the fact that cey doesnt always respond the right way or can have a lagged effect with gold.

if you want to buy into the commods boom, there are non day trading shares that will go along with gold. platinum, rhodium and palladium are as good as gold in most ways.

plat hunter will help you out on a few producers that do this :-)

martinfrench
28/8/2020
09:55
Looks like Azalea was very late to the party buying in looking for a quick kill ... thus all the constant ramping . I sussed him early on ... complete waste of time .
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