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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Eurasia Mining Plc | LSE:EUA | London | Ordinary Share | GB0003230421 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1.50 | 1.45 | 1.55 | 1.50 | 1.45 | 1.50 | 3,051,813 | 08:00:20 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec | 120k | -5.84M | -0.0020 | -7.50 | 42.97M |
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07/6/2019 13:28 | CC, At the moment the stocks that are moving are all about impending news flow, with a healthy dose of ramping on twitter thrown in. The market seems to be increasingly made up of short term traders and momentum investors. If you look at a range of junior miners their share prices are, more often than not, towards the bottom of their trading range. Unless there is a hot story there isn't much interest. Eurasia has no firmly expected near term news which investors expect to move the price, so other stocks are perhaps seen as being more attractive in what is a very short term market. The final results probably didn't help. Yes, there was decent revenue but only a very small gross profit, and a much larger loss after admin expenses and exchange rate losses. When CS states they expect to do at least as well as last year, what they actually need is much more than last year otherwise they will need to raise cash again. I suspect there is also the problem that there is little confidence, as yet, that Monchetundra will be delivered to the time scales on the latest company presentation, so will be seen as longer term giving anyone plenty of time to get in if they want. Based on last year we might wait for several months, maybe even to a time towards the end of the season, before we get another West Kytlim production update. A question a short term investor has to ask is what will move the price. Most of the news which could come in the short/medium term may not do the job. The exception to this would be a second wash plant being deployed with a consequent substantial increase in production. However I don't think they can do this without the reserves approval which is currently awaited. Some decent institutional interest might help, as they would likely be talking in terms of decent volume. We probably still have some placing shares and even some options still to go, and at a higher level the 0.60p warrants are still there. In case anyone thinks this is overly pessimistic I still hold all my stock but increasingly see it as a longer term investment. At present I don't see any significant increase in the price short term and this may be keeping investors away. As a longer term holding this looks very undervalued on the potential, but in this market who is looking long term. | mostyn | |
07/6/2019 13:14 | Expensive bucket. | driver101 | |
07/6/2019 13:01 | Story here is still too vague for most pi's. And only producing one bucket a week of pgm's. | russiaguru | |
07/6/2019 12:53 | I'm changing my investment strategy to BUY low SELL High (Hopefully) And I think that you will find that those 49ers are Actually BUYS | cool hand kev | |
07/6/2019 12:44 | Bargains like this are often least taken advantage of while the price is low. People would rather wait for the price to rise before buying. It's as if they don't believe the broker notes and company RNS's. | charles clore | |
07/6/2019 12:33 | Why? Cos intraday low is 49? Buy just a couple of million and that price will sharp be gone. Why buy at 49? Cos it's cheapest chips in town, the story hasn't changed, and in a year or so it'll be multiples of this... | excellance | |
07/6/2019 11:57 | They can average down like the rest of us. | driver101 | |
07/6/2019 11:20 | not sure Optiva's clients are going to be happy. | russiaguru | |
06/6/2019 19:53 | Sorry mostyn yes 0.45 | charles clore | |
06/6/2019 15:31 | Time scale m8? | block4gooner | |
06/6/2019 14:02 | I assume you mean 0.45p. | mostyn | |
06/6/2019 13:00 | I can see myself topping up again at 4.5p at this rate. | charles clore | |
06/6/2019 12:47 | cant get a quote to sell at the moment. | ekuuleus | |
06/6/2019 11:32 | I'll top slice at 5p It may take 3 years to get there (10 bag) but better than a 1.5% cash ISA | cool hand kev | |
06/6/2019 11:30 | $ 200 million sales per year very probable (mainly mt and s bit wk) $90 per year our share In 2 years of full production we pay back loan So, after max 5 years we have net profit around 90-5(costs) =85 profit before tax After tax and in £ more than 50 million So for around 10 years return equity 2p per share Ie 20 p during life of mine Current discount (8% compound interest) present value above 5p, probably around 9p (according my calcs) Patience | book5 | |
06/6/2019 11:18 | Dave Holding for WK to double or treble production. Holding for MT, Holding for 140k Oz pa, holding for a predicted $200m revenue pa. Holding for 6-10p share price and a divvy of .5p 10p = £285m M/Cap cheap at that price. | driver101 | |
06/6/2019 11:05 | If MT is a "company maker", what share price will that be equivalent to? Anyone? | davidspringbank | |
06/6/2019 10:44 | I could sell(at a loss) and have a good holiday but I'm holding so I can retire.You can give a man a fish.... | block4gooner | |
06/6/2019 10:20 | People on borrowed money selling | book5 | |
06/6/2019 10:13 | Perhaps they are releasing some holiday money? | cool hand kev | |
06/6/2019 09:41 | PennStreet - because they can... (-; I have no reason to sell... | milste1 | |
06/6/2019 09:32 | Keep dreaming Abe | pennstreet | |
06/6/2019 09:31 | Because they think this will go lower tomorrow! Duh... | abrahe00 | |
06/6/2019 09:18 | milste1 - why on earth are people selling below 0.5p ???? | pennstreet |
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