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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cora Gold Limited | CORA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 2.30 | 08:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.30 | 2.30 | 2.30 | 2.30 | 2.30 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MINING |
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Posted at 31/8/2023 10:25 by plat hunter I think the key word is "domestic investors" rather than domestic beneficiaries.It brings Mali's mining code inline with other regional governments... Could be worse In Egypt a mine has to give 50% of net profits to the government without receiving any tax breaks or local investments. It is the nail on the coffin here for the DFS though, there's literally nothing left that matches the DFS anymore. Surely they need a new one now? |
Posted at 05/5/2023 04:10 by the count of monte_cristo Perhaps it's just a delayed reaction and we may see a 20% rise in due course as the sentiment begins to change as investors start to search for the next undervalued gold stock. As the other gold producers and explorers rerate, somewhat, then the value of the ones who have yet to rerate begins to look more appealing.The precious metals story has many years to play out yet, it will cumliminate in a wonderful orgy of speculation and mania. Just my view on the psycholgical aspect of the sector, shares and times may change, but human emotions don't:) |
Posted at 10/5/2022 07:23 by oapknob1 The geopolitical situation is having a detrimental affect on investor sentiment. |
Posted at 20/1/2022 14:27 by bocarugga85 Signs of investor despair.Must be close to a rally. |
Posted at 17/12/2021 13:31 by oapknob1 Term Sheet Details:Lionhead is acting as lead investor and arranger on behalf of a consortium of investors including the founders of LionOre Mining International Ltd (which was bought by Norilsk Nickel for US$6.3bn in 2007), as well as the initial investors in Mantra Resources Limited (which was bought by ROSATOM for AUD$1.2bn in 2010). Paul Quirk, a non-executive director of Cora, is a founding partner and director of Lionhead. The Quirk Family are potential beneficiaries of trusts that own 34.55% of Cora through Brookstone Business Inc and Key Ventures Holding Ltd. |
Posted at 18/11/2021 16:49 by corrientes chipperfrd - What I said was more in terms of wishful thinking, for, yes, you are absolutely correct as the exploration bit is over for now. You and other knowledgeable persons have said investors here need to be very patient in this haitus. Of course the company itself will be going hell for leather during this period to make sure theconclusions of the BFS reconcile to what is being offered. |
Posted at 01/11/2021 11:46 by bocarugga85 Thank you Plat Hunter.You're the hero ADVFN BB posters deserve. A true crusader for investor justice. 🙄 |
Posted at 06/10/2021 08:59 by corrientes Plat - We all know that gold is going through a rough patch, so virtually all related type shares are behaving accordingly. There is no interest in this sector, so tiny transactions can affect pricing, giving a false view of things, but which the market makers love, hoovering up cheap shares.A few talk about the dangers in Mali, siting extremism in the North of the country as a reason not to invest in the here. For those that can be bothered to do a bit of research, the problem is more of an economic nature rather than of a political nature, though of course extremists have exploited the situation. The same problem has been ongoing for at least 10 years, maybe a lot longer, and the intensity of the problem has basically remained the same, as has the area of conflict. I can think of quite a few places throughout the world where the politics really are a problem for investors. To my mind, there's no doubt that whilst CORA obviously can have no effect on HUM, the reverse is certainly not true. It is definitely not in a CORA's shareholder's interest to do do HUM down for the sake of it, but I have to say that over and above the gold price situation, HUM's constant decline is a considerable worry, but see first paragraph. Let's hope for better times for all of us, and soon. |
Posted at 08/9/2021 17:32 by corrientes I look at the share price movement today and think that the negative attitude to gold is behind it all, so any news has to be read as bad news, even if it's potentially good news. You can understand the company and its backers being over the moon about today's announcement ; as their fees and bonuses are guaranteed for a long time to come. Oh that investors could feel the same way.Then I also think that maybe the more astute investors here and elsewhere think the story is not being interpreted correctly. It's those with the big money who'll be the real beneficiaries of the Returns from CORA, so there cannot be and there never will be a level playing field. If so, just another example of making the uber rich even richer at the expense of the rest of us, as usual. Another small example of greed creating such a lop sided playing field that the whole edifice must come crashing down at some point. But then it's only human nature to grab as much as you can for yourself. Yes, the elite bankers and there friends have taken a risk, but looking at the original financing plans, it seems to me that even then, the downside for them at the time was very low. What's new ! |
Posted at 06/9/2021 14:55 by q2g Yeah ! Let's find gold, but not bother to inform investors how the company plans to get the stuff out of the ground and sell it. That's irrelevant. LOL |
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