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GPM Golden Prospect Precious Metals Limited

35.50
-0.50 (-1.39%)
31 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Golden Prospect Precious Metals Limited LSE:GPM London Ordinary Share GG00B1G9T992 ORD SHS 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.50 -1.39% 35.50 35.00 36.00 36.00 35.50 36.00 82,396 14:17:03
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Finance Services -11.67M -12.68M -0.1483 -2.39 30.35M
Golden Prospect Precious Metals Limited is listed in the Finance Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GPM. The last closing price for Golden Prospect Precious... was 36p. Over the last year, Golden Prospect Precious... shares have traded in a share price range of 23.00p to 37.50p.

Golden Prospect Precious... currently has 85,503,021 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Golden Prospect Precious... is £30.35 million. Golden Prospect Precious... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -2.39.

Golden Prospect Precious... Share Discussion Threads

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26/8/2019
08:21
Markets closed means no temptation to sell GPM ;)

Anyone not see gold testing $1,600 over the next few months? Takes one tweet...

And then a proper re-rating of the mainly smaller gold punts GPM holds.

And then a proper re-rating of GPM to somewhere nearer NAV.

spectoacc
25/8/2019
23:42
Far Eastern markets are opening gold up to $1550
darrenp746
25/8/2019
23:12
Au going sky high in the States right now
darwar
25/8/2019
23:09
Gutted the markets aren't open tomorrow
useless23
25/8/2019
14:15
A weaker pound should have helped
creme de menthe
25/8/2019
12:23
Perhaps it was due to exchange rates being different by a large margin mid 2016
useless23
24/8/2019
16:18
Same issue with GDX pakenham so not a GPM specific issue. I don't think the herd have cottoned on to the PM bull market yet, although it's a process and it's starting IMO

Gold moving above $1600 will be huge as it was the drop below that level in 2012 that triggered the PM bear market. I see that happening this year quite easily the way things are unfolding now.

techtrend
24/8/2019
13:44
GPM seems to have caught the imagination - I last posted here after buying at 22p a couple of months ago. The question I have been asking is why the price is still so cheap - the share price was nearly 60p when gold was 1330 back in mid 2016. Well now it's over 1500 - so what's happening here; clearly the fund here reflects its constituent shares in gold and silver in aus, can, s.america and the usa and they are on the whole still below their 2016 highs. The disconnect should soon narrow as these better prices are booked on the bottom line. GLA
pakenham
23/8/2019
19:30
Gap up to 40p Tuesday morning. Happy bank holiday everyone
useless23
23/8/2019
15:43
Gold and silver pushing back up strongly.
cf456
21/8/2019
13:55
Net Asset Value per share as at: 20/08/2019


The unaudited net asset value (NAV) of the company is noted below in pence per share.

Pence per share
Golden Prospect Precious Metals Limited 39.55

davebowler
20/8/2019
18:20
What do people think of buying GPSS as well as this? Im already in here but considering GPSS also as it only 6p a share?
sharestobuy
20/8/2019
15:02
"I urge everyone to climb on board the gold train; last month I said it was leaving the station. If you run fast, you might just catch the last carriage. I am pretty sure we will see $1,800-$2,000 before this year ends, and see gold miners move much, much higher."
cf456
20/8/2019
13:54
38.9p for yesterday's.
spectoacc
20/8/2019
12:19
Gold on the move back up by the looks of it.
cf456
20/8/2019
10:04
And there it is. Friday's. 39.43p. Presumably yesterday's out this afternoon. No explanation.
spectoacc
20/8/2019
09:53
Yes I have topped up after selling into the rise last week.
Gold price is still at $1500 and Australia and US likely to cut rates soon should provide another boost for gold.

creme de menthe
20/8/2019
09:52
Yes I have topped up after selling into the rise last week.
Gold price is still at $1500 and Australia and US likely to cut rates soon should provide another boost for gold.

creme de menthe
20/8/2019
09:44
Nice dip buying opportunity here at 33p after the drop.
cf456
20/8/2019
09:44
Sood find out Specto, will come out in the wash.
stevieweebie2
20/8/2019
09:44
duplicate post
stevieweebie2
20/8/2019
09:29
No one seen Friday's NAV? Very odd to miss one. Will today's pick up Monday's instead?
spectoacc
20/8/2019
07:20
Away yesterday, looks like I missed a good top-up, but - where was the NAV RNS? Can only see 16th for the 15th here.
spectoacc
19/8/2019
15:06
BrassGemini

I hold Blackrock Gold and General and Smith & Williamson unit trusts in ISA's and PEP's. They are only priced once a day and there is no discount to NAV.

If you want a liquid gold option then stick to large individual gold miners because the smaller the miner the more illiquid the stock is usually the case. Most of GPM are small to mid-cap miners with a good spread of stocks that are not easy to get individually in this country.

Investment Trusts nearlly always take time to complete a buy or a sell, but usually GPM and GPSS don't normally take longer the 15 minutes and on occasion you can get a quote a deal done. So I don't see what the fuss is about, especially if you buy on days when people are selling and sell when people are buying.

skidaddle
19/8/2019
12:58
Skidaddle - I agree with the sentiment completely...the question is in what form do you hold gold/PM's. I also agree from a Investment Trust perspective and without taking currency risk there are very few options. Its just the liquidity of GPM/GPSS that is a real concern. AS someone earlier this week said its a real pain when the buy and sell prices quoted are quite different from those you actually get from any broker! Have people considered other Gold options other than GPM that are more liquid?
brassgemini
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