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CAML Central Asia Metals Plc

203.00
5.00 (2.53%)
Last Updated: 12:11:44
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Central Asia Metals Plc LSE:CAML London Ordinary Share GB00B67KBV28 ORD USD0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  5.00 2.53% 203.00 203.00 204.50 205.00 199.20 205.00 581,624 12:11:44
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Copper Ores 220.86M 33.81M 0.1859 10.92 369.27M
Central Asia Metals Plc is listed in the Copper Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CAML. The last closing price for Central Asia Metals was 198p. Over the last year, Central Asia Metals shares have traded in a share price range of 151.20p to 222.00p.

Central Asia Metals currently has 181,904,941 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Central Asia Metals is £369.27 million. Central Asia Metals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 10.92.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/3/2020
10:31
Well, Tgkg, someone is losing big money on this, & real fast too.
I don't think CAML will go bust, but the bottom was falling out of the minearls market last week. Glad I sold out then.
Even felt sad at selling a LTBH, but it only proved the saying:

"NEVER fall in love with a share".....

napoleon 14th
23/3/2020
10:24
Crikey. Getting battered here. Cu price has taken a bath though
mr roper
12/3/2020
08:25
Large purchases this morning, who is putting so much money in it? Do they know more about contracts with government??
tgkg
12/3/2020
07:49
Government is now in need of more copper with the new budget, looks like central Asia will be if from it massively,
tgkg
12/3/2020
07:47
Very profitable company, they are in kazachstanand Macedonia, nothing to do with China, so staff are safe, production is increasing, they are paying high dividents in a minute
tgkg
11/3/2020
17:34
The divi will be announced alongside our results on the 1st

FWIW I am penciling in 7p

optastic
11/3/2020
16:54
Copper price revised up ??? Someone has been smoking crack.
arf dysg
07/3/2020
16:23
good point well made lol
johnhelme2704
07/3/2020
11:03
jh2704, thanks I think the 23rd is very likely. Sorry for nit-picking, I guess it's because... I'm a nit-picker :0(

LG, Thanks I hadn't realised that, good to know!

bubblingup
07/3/2020
10:18
All stocks go ex-div on a Thursday, so I'd say that you were spot on :-)
lord gnome
07/3/2020
10:05
both Thursdays if that is anything to go by...so if I had to bet money...Thu 23/04/2020 ???
johnhelme2704
07/3/2020
09:57
on the LSE bulletin board in the Financial Calendar.

But that was 2019 so my apologies....25/04/2019

In 2018 it was 26/04/2018.....

johnhelme2704
06/3/2020
20:40
jh2704, where did you find that ex-div date? You may be right but I don't think we'll know until the 2019 results are announced on 1 April?
bubblingup
06/3/2020
20:09
It ain't time till the dead cat sings. Hope that helps.
bubblingup
06/3/2020
19:08
26th april is ex div date...so if you want the dividend before then
johnhelme2704
06/3/2020
18:04
Trouble is, when is the time to buy?The cash is burning a hole in my pocket but I've learnt to ignore a dead cat. I hope.
fardels bear
06/3/2020
16:26
Way over done drop in the price.CAML has secure buyers for its products and has weathered far worse in terms of Cu price and still paid a great divi. There will be a time time to buy.
wassapper
04/3/2020
15:37
As long as her maidenhood was not the primary consideration I reckon I could swing it.
fardels bear
04/3/2020
15:18
Fardels Bear, would your wife like it if you grabbed a maiden?


I am also pondering grabbing more of CAML.

arf dysg
29/2/2020
13:41
Diolch yn fawr Arf Dysg. (Still learning gorau)
petewy
28/2/2020
21:42
The div on this is so good now I'm even considering ignoring my wife's :advice: on this and taking a maiden holding.
fardels bear
28/2/2020
20:02
Don’t have any stress levels Arf and if the press didn’t produce these “scare” stories, share price prices wouldn’t drop and we wouldn’t get bargains like CAML!
warranty
28/2/2020
14:18
We have had many financial crises. Unfortunately, this one is caused by something real, i.e. not just dollars and cents: this is caused by illness and deaths. That is something to mourn.


However, the world's markets will recover. Let's thing about what REAL things are happening:


The cows will continue to munch grass and produce methane, entirely untroubled by the yield on Spanish bonds. Bees will continue to fly and pollinate flowers, not affected in the slightest by the level of the FTSE100 index. The wind will blow and wheat will grow in the fields, without needing any help from the European Stability Fund or the International Monetary Fund. Therefore, we shall have bread, and butter, and honey. Maybe even beef. Your houses will probably NOT fall down overnight and will still protect you from the wind and the rain. People will still sing and play musical instruments. They may even dance.

Last time we had a bad crisis, at the end of 2008 (i.e. Lehman Brothers went bust), the world financial system just changed the rules (it was called a bailout). We, the human race, INVENTED money, so we can re-invent the system if it isn't behaving properly.

So turn off the radio, turn off the TV, stop reading the newspapers, and ignore those excitable and (let's face it) very annoying journalists who want to SELL you an exciting story. Open the window and listen to the birds singing. It will reduce your stress levels no end.

arf dysg
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