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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Empire Metals Limited | EEE | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.05 | 0.76% | 6.65 | 12:07:11 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6.60 | 6.60 | 6.65 | 6.60 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MINING |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 28/12/2024 18:19 by egg1000 Interesting to see Bell Potter Securities Limited having now a 2.76% stake on behalf of their Aussie clients. I don't recall seeing them on the list before the Nov update. I really like the ownership of the company which is nearly all retail investors (only 1.5% of the company held by the directors). I avoid AIM companies that are majority owned by the directors as they can delist or increase the share in issue at their whim. 95% of AIM is junk, but EEE have something real and I can't see much downside. The directors have around 70m in share options ranging from 2.5p to 8p. There is a massive incentive for them to increase the share price and their interests are aligned with the average PI. |
Posted at 27/12/2024 16:08 by gta5 Thanks Manlord. EEE has made some great progress and been excellent on delivering results as promised.If I were Shaun, I’d spend some nights processing some extra material and get it smelted into an ingot. Once they can present tangible proof of end product this should shoot to the stars, at the moment it clearly hasn’t swayed anyone in the industry. Oh, and as you said, the directors buying some shares from own pocket would be a great show of confidence… Onwards and upwards. Gl, GTA |
Posted at 23/12/2024 10:42 by kktj Cevodniya - there was no mention of eee in the annual review - conveniently avoided! |
Posted at 20/12/2024 21:50 by ezerscrooge Great summary ML. Thank you for the reminder on progress and good to see you are still posting. Here's hoping 2025 will show EEE as the stirring giant we have.Have a great Christmas and best wishes for the coming new year. And that extends to all on this board too. Glad tidings to all! |
Posted at 18/12/2024 16:22 by wallywoo You are right, it was 12%. But I do have the option of reinvesting the dividend at 13% on Friday. And of course every 4 months after that until the share price recovers.And it's a lot better than catching a falling knife with a Zero dividend. Risk here is poor in a falling market. |
Posted at 18/12/2024 16:04 by wallywoo 4p because it's the next support once 5.5p is broken. 2/3 months because the trend line shows it.Typical professional rampers posts. Try to discredit the cynic's!! Yes I bgt into nesf at an average around 70p. It pays a quarterly 13% dividend. Great for sipp and isa investments. I have owned it several times, it very often gets over sold and comes back strongly. I have no doubt I will be up after 6 months. Over 2p dividend gets paid on Friday, next dividend xd in early February. Is generating cash which shareholders benefit from. Cuts down any risk of a falling share price. No stamp duty (like here), solid business future (solar power generation). Large dividend reduces risk of a falling market (expected which is why this will be under pressure). |
Posted at 16/12/2024 10:29 by geko5trade Juju44, no question the market is adding more of a risk premium than many anticipated. But your post infers that this is something to do with SB. He isn’t the only one stating the positive argument. The whole of the EEE board is saying it. The options package suggested and accepted is saying it. Some are selling but every investor that buys (unless buying blind) is saying it. Therein lies the market opportunity, or not as one sees fit. But I don’t think this has to do with personality or credibility of an individual.I agree there are extreme exceptions. For example if the CEO of Rio said they thought this was a buy it would likely affect the price. But not by virtue of their character but because the market would speculate that a major wanted in. I see the market forces at work in those terms rather than an issue of personality. As for a major, stranger things have happened. |
Posted at 29/11/2024 20:15 by napoleon 14th SP action is certainly nerve-testing - I have 5 projects "yet to deliver"for various resons... EEE, GGP, GMET, GKP & RBW. In most cases they should get a quote in their respective partners' exchanges. EEE = Oz, GGP = Oz, GMET = US, GKP blank, RBW = US. Gov't help/holdings would be much easier then. All 5 are due to deliver next year, for individual & varied reasons too long to go into here, but seeing all 5 as "BUY" I'll not change course because of "noise". |
Posted at 30/10/2024 08:23 by rupple I’m pretty sure the recent falls is all to do with the budget and nothing to do with EEEAIM seems to be in the limelight regarding CGT and Inheritance Tax Depending how the budget actually goes, things will either settle down or perhaps EEE will reconsider listing on the ASX if AIM is no longer viable Let’s see how the day goes but just hold tight :o) |
Posted at 16/9/2024 14:25 by geko5trade kloster65, agree. REDHILL is correct in that the drop in Greatland and Helium is fact. A link between that drop and selling pressure on EEE is speculative but possible. In any event it is unimportant for the long term prospects of EEE. Today's announcement is money well spent imo. EEE are preparing the way to become a serious player in the Ti market and although a complete restructure of the website doesn't have a material effect on the companies valuation it is another signal of the intended direction of travel. |
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