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GPM Golden Prospect Precious Metals Limited

28.00
0.00 (0.0%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
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 Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 28.00 47,873 08:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
27.00 29.00 28.00 28.00 28.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Finance Services -11.67M -12.68M -0.1483 -1.89 23.94M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
13:42:45 O 4,022 27.90 GBX

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Golden Prospect Precious... (GPM) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
13:42:4727.904,0221,122.14O
12:11:2128.7010,4182,989.97O
11:28:4228.85846244.05O
11:24:0228.88499144.11O
10:53:5527.77862239.39O

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Posted at 20/11/2023 16:14 by papillon
Well today's NAV is 32.53p compared with 31.90p on Friday. Of course it will probably fall back tomorrow, but based on today's rise in the NAV and the fall in the share price a large discount to NAV has just got larger!
The price of junior Gold & Silver miners over the last 12 months is illogical. The GPM share price is completely illogical because the GPM share price was higher around 12 months ago when the Gold price was around $350 lower! Completely nonsensical. I suspect there are many investors in Gold & Silver mining juniors and especially GPM who just want out of the sector. I'm afraid we will just have to be patient and wait for those desperate and illogical sellers to sell and be gone!
Posted at 17/11/2023 13:12 by papillon
"Gold knocking on the door of $2,000 again today.

And you get £1 for every 77.5p invested currently given today's NAV.."

Hopefully, different world, GPM follows a rapidly rising Gold price and goes on another bull run like it did during the spring & summer of 2020 and that large discount to NAV disappears as it did over 3 years ago (if I remember correctly the GPM share price traded at a very slight premium to the NAV when the GPM share price hit a high of circa 72p in the summer of 2020).
Posted at 28/9/2023 13:44 by papillon
Surprisingly arbus5000, the GPM share price only fell as low as circa 30p when gold hit a 2022 low of $1625 only 10 months ago. Gold is now higher @ $1875, but the GPM share price is now only 24.25p. That's due to the whacking great discount to NAV that GPM trades at, but also because junior Gold & Silver miners are out of favour with investors. That can al be seen by looking at the GDXJ share price and also those junior Gold miners trading on the LSE.

I can't see Gold, or GPM, going much lower. I'm afraid we'll have to wait for the US Fed to start cutting interest rates before the Gold price starts to climb above it's all time high again. Maybe in 2024?
Posted at 26/9/2023 15:26 by papillon
Just had another small top up. The GPM share price is just above the March 2020 low when the official announcement of the Covid pandemic caused all shares and commodities (including gold) to plummet. Gold and hence the GPM share price rapidly recovered back then.
There is some support for gold around $1900. A fall below that support and circa $1850 is the next support level.
Posted at 26/9/2023 15:05 by papillon
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I'm continuing to hold GPM and occasionally averaging down, kickingking. I'll breakeven if the GPM share price rises just over 20%.
My Gold chart turned bullish at the start of 2023, but unfortunately the GPM share price is currently lower now than it was when the Gold price dropped to circa $1625 in Q4 2022 despite the Gold price being almost $300 higher now!
I should have followed the GPM chart rather than the Gold price chart!
Posted at 16/8/2023 12:34 by papillon
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GPM 6 month log chart showing GDX & GDXJ for comparison.
The widening of the "astonishing discount" of the GPM share price to the NAV, rougepierre, no doubt accounts for the relatively poor performance of the GPM share price compared with it's peers, GDX & GDXJ, since the Van Eck funds are ETF's so they don't trade at a discount to their NAV.
Posted at 16/8/2023 10:33 by papillon
Reporting of your trade was delayed by an hour, rougepierre. Probably because of it's size.
I've only got 36k of GPM. Bought another 3.5k today in more than one trade, unfortunately, as I was searching around for some spare cash. Almost looking down the back of the proverbial sofa! 🤣

PS the GPM share price is back down to the level it was last at back in March 2020, at the start of the Covid pandemic, when everything crashed, including gold. The gold price back then went down to $1450. Currently the gold price is $450 higher, but not that you'd guess that from the GPM share price
Posted at 19/7/2023 09:09 by papillon
Well jester Jim the GPM share price has broken up above that 30p chart resistance which is very important. The GPM share price is now back in that 30p to circa 38p trading range that has continued for the past year. A breakout above the upper range of this year long rectangular formation and the share price could test the 50p resistance level because the gold & silver price charts are very bullish.
Posted at 09/6/2023 12:34 by papillon
Couple of linear GPM charts. As can be seen the chart is still strongly bearish. However since the end of October the GPM share price has been going sideways in a rectangular pattern between 30p and 37p. A breakout of that pattern gives the future direction of the GPM share price Based on the fundamentals (future gold & silver prices) I'm expecting the breakout to be up with a short term GPM share price target of 44-45p (37p + height of rectangle).
Posted at 05/6/2023 22:00 by papillon
As these 2 charts (20 year gold price and GPM from when listed) show you don't want to be holding GPM shares (or any junior gold mining share) when the gold price drops because the GPM share price falls off a cliff, seagreen.

PS the fall in the GPM share price was cataclysmic, if only temporary, seagreen, 15 years ago following a relatively small percentage, temporary, fall in the gold price. I presume the GPM manager you rated highly was in charge at the time because it wasn't long after GPM listed.

I go by the facts, seagreen and when the facts change I change my opinion. Charts only reflect the battle between bulls and bears. At the moment the gold bulls are winning the sentiment battle with the gold bears. Why? The current global economic news is the reason.

I remember John Maynard Keynes famous quote:
"When the facts change, I change my mind..... what do you do, Sir?"

Studying the commodity and share charts is just a hobby, seagreen. It makes a change from doing cryptic crosswords. I only follow a few commodities and a small number of shares, which include 3 company's charts that I wouldn't touch with a bargepole: namely ENET, BEN & EISB. Though if the facts change I could change my mind.
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