Central Asia Metals Share Discussion Threads

[gary1966] 16/9/2017 09:27

I am not overly happy about the suspension but can live with that but what I am not happy about and can't understand is why the current situation should prevent the release of the interim figures and dividend announcement.

If there is to be corporate activity then I am going to want to see up to date figures before deciding which way to vote.

[arf dysg] 15/9/2017 12:38

Hi zho, I was looking at ISF which is an ETF, supposed to match the FTSE100, but looking at the graph, I see that ISF has over-reacted in the last move down, so it overstated the size of the drop.

[zho] 15/9/2017 10:58

>>indeed, the FTSE has dropped almost 300 points this week.>>

Hi Arf,

Shouldn't that be 200 points?

[arf dysg] 15/9/2017 10:55

Market downtrend - indeed, the FTSE has dropped almost 300 points this week.

It's the tenth anniversary of Northern Rock going BOOOOOOOOOM! so perhaps people are nervous.

However, it'll take many years before all the old hands, who remember it, retire, so the eager young bloods can find a new and interesting way to wreck the financial system.

[return_of_the_apeman] 15/9/2017 08:19

Lol - I'm not so pleased, think it would have been 3 quid by now

[warranty] 14/9/2017 18:48

I'm actually quite pleased we're suspended given the current market downtrends!!

[mr.oz] 14/9/2017 12:46

Still not seen any substance to the event that caused the suspension. It's almost as if it was not true and some alterior motive is afoot
However, these guys have never given me anything other than confidence in the past
I'd like to see some sort of update in the near future, still

[arf dysg] 14/9/2017 10:11

The last time I placed a limit order on line, (fairly recently with Selftrade, for some shares in a copper miner known to us all) I had to give the usual sort of information: amount to invest, maximum price willing to pay, etc. There was a line on the form which said "Your order may be made available to other market participants" and there was a tick box WHICH WAS ALREADY TICKED labelled "allow" or something like that.

The law appears to have changed recently so that one has to be told that one's pending order is published. The trouble is, I still had to actively choose NOT to tell everyone else all about my business, i.e. I had to deliberately un-tick the box. The default position is still that my pending order is broadcast to the whole market, so that the MMs can helpfully put the price UP just before my "buy" order is put through.

[joan of arc] 13/9/2017 19:02

That's why I never use stop losses as that happened to me once. The MMs will even drop the price on decent stocks by 10% to get the unsuspecting punters. Better to keep an eye on the price if you are concerned.

[samdb] 13/9/2017 18:28

Well it's published now!

[arf dysg] 13/9/2017 18:06

Alternatively, you could wake up to the share price having gone up to 300p, but due to mysterious events beyond your control, the price dropped to 239.9p for half a second and the market makers stole your shares.

It is possible that the level of the guaranteed stop loss is published, so all the market makers put the price just below that level for a fraction of a second.

[samdb] 13/9/2017 16:43

I'm very fortunate to have a guaranteed stop at 240 on these, not that I think it will get hit.I expect to wake up one day in the next few weeks to some very good news.

[capercaillie] 13/9/2017 16:15

I'm not surprised they have felt necessary to withdraw from the presentation given the current situation.Interestingly the interim for last year were on 12.9.2017 so would have been due. I don't know how long these could be withheld from being announced?

[mount teide] 12/9/2017 16:48

meanreverter - indeed, just got back in and found the same email update from PI.

I only spoke to PI's Events Organiser this morning by telephone to check everything was still on for next week, and he told me yes, we've not been advised of any change! Sounds like he may have made a final check with CAML after my call and was advised to the contrary.

[meanreverter] 12/9/2017 15:18

Mount Teide: I have just received an email from Proactive Investors to say that "Central Asia Metals will now no longer be presenting at the Proactive One2One Forum on 21st September in light of their press release dated 4th September 2017".

[return_of_the_apeman] 12/9/2017 14:31

Thanks for the info Mount Teide

[mount teide] 12/9/2017 12:29

Had a further update today from Proactive Investors - CAML still intending to present at the Investor Event in London next Thursday evening.

Nigel Robinson CFO will be giving the CAML presentation rather than executive Chairman Nick Clarke.

[oohrogerpalmer] 10/9/2017 15:25

Has there been no newspaper reports on who's behind this t/o or reverse one???
I haven't seen any and it seems funny that an rns was released because of a leak but nothin else has come out.

[mount teide] 10/9/2017 13:43

China looks at plans to ban petrol and diesel cars!



China, the world's biggest car market, plans to ban the production and sale of diesel and petrol cars and vans.

The country's vice industry minister said it had started "relevant research" but that it had not yet decided when the ban would come into force.

"Those measures will certainly bring profound changes for our car industry's development," Xin Guobin told Xinhua, China's official news agency

China made 28 million cars last year, almost a third of the global total...........

Geely, Volvo's Chinese owner, aims to sell one million electric cars by 2025.


Other global car firms including Renault-Nissan, Ford and General Motors are all working to develop electric cars in China.

Automakers are jostling for a slice of the growing Chinese market ahead of the introduction of new rules designed to fight pollution.

China wants electric battery cars and plug-in hybrids to account for at least one-fifth of its vehicle sales by 2025.

The proposals would require 8% of automakers' sales to be battery electric or plug-in hybrids by next year, rising to 12% in 2020.

Xin predicted the change would create "turbulent times" in the industry............

Shaping up to be a perfect storm for copper which most of the industry has completely missed, as it cut capital expenditure by two-thirds since 2013. Glencore's CEO summed up the opportunity in the sector perhaps best when he recently revealed: "the industry’s pipeline of new copper projects is shorter than it was before the China infrastructure boom."

Seems the Chinese are suggesting you've seen:
Copper 1 - The Chinese Infrastructure Boom,
prepare for:
Copper 2 - The Electric Vehicle Revolution,
which is almost certain to dwarf it in size and longevity.

[bushranger] 09/9/2017 10:01

Happyholder you are the worst of ADVFN. Make an account to SPAM multiple boards. You are not welcome on the CAML board.

[happyholder123] 09/9/2017 09:30

HNR -
TWO wells successfully drilled with abundant oil and gas in samples extracted!
Fracking and FIRST OIL next month!
Don't miss this train!

[arf dysg] 08/9/2017 11:04

Mount Teide, thanks.