Harmony Gold Share Discussion Threads

[labradortrough] 30/1/2010 12:17

Looks like gold is returning to the scene of the (breakout) line, before making its getaway. I would imagine many PIs will be thrown off the bull before it turns higher once again.

[andy] 30/11/2009 00:29

LABRADORTROUGH

Many thankskl I saw the presentation at the Money Show, and decided Harmony look good.

Shame they had so few attendees in the audience, hopefully they will pick a more appropriate show next time.



Dusty,

No VAT on gold coins in the UK, only silver.

[labradortrough] 29/11/2009 13:47

You've just got to laugh. All those pundits crying out about a bubble in gold, citing such things as TV advertisments touting Cash for ur Gold etc as evidence to support their case. Dimwits........the time to worry is when its the other way around i.e TV advertisments touting "Gold 4 ur Cash". Thats when we'll likely see a gold mania peak, imo.

[dusty7] 27/11/2009 12:14

Well quite - what with VAT on coins, leverage on ETF's, gold-plated W-bars (let's hope that one is a conspiracy theory) ....it's a cat and mouse game hanging onto any hard-earned wealth. Mines and shovels it is then!

[labradortrough] 27/11/2009 00:08

The good thing about Harmony is they dont produce any gold contaminated with heavy metals e.g W (i.e Tungsten).

[labradortrough] 12/11/2009 21:06

Ha ha ha........Wall St banksters desperately short down gold in NY, only for the Chinese to buy it all and shove it back up in HK trading.......over and over again. The Chinese are winning as gold is moving up in staircase fashion. LOL

[labradortrough] 07/11/2009 16:55

Welcome onboard Andy..........bit quiet here isnt it?. Expect that will change in time when the gold mania is in full swing.

[andy] 02/11/2009 16:41

NEW YORK (TheStreet)

We asked TheStreet readers which miner would be the best play on rising prices. Of the 165 votes cast, an overwhelming 45.4% of the vote went to just one operation: Gold Fields(GFI Quote).

On Monday, the Johannesburg, South Africa-based miner reported its attributable gold mineral resources and reserves stats for the year ended June 30th. Resources jumped to 271.1 million ounces versus the 250.6 million ounces from the prior year. Reserves landed at 81.1 million ounces, compared to the year-earlier 82.8 million ounces sum.

On Wednesday, analysts from Nomura(NMR Quote) downgraded Gold Fields to neutral from buy, along with third-place vote getter AngloGold Ashanti(AU Quote), which finished with 14.7% of the vote.

Harmony Gold Mining(HMY Quote), which garnered 15.3% of the vote to finish
second was raised from nuetral to buy by Nomura.

[monhearme] 12/10/2009 09:37

Harmony voted second best mining play on rising gold price in US poll...

[labradortrough] 07/10/2009 23:47

Trying to buy these through the LSE is like ghost hunting. The apparitions (HRM stock) appear only to quickly vanish when you try to capture any.

[labradortrough] 02/10/2009 20:02

Yes, the elite have many privileges. Normally, there is precious little stock available to buy (pun intended) .........perhaps, just enough to give the impression there is a market. lol

[monhearme] 02/10/2009 18:14

I see someone managed to pick up a few of these in London today....

15:50:19 659.11 9,528 62,799.93 NT
15:15:11 659.52 100,000 659,515.81 NT
14:24:34 660.00 417 2,752.20 O
08:59:15 660.00 1,000 6,600.00 O
08:11:32 630.00 100 630.00 O


....lucky sods!

[monhearme] 01/10/2009 12:16

HARMONY Gold, SA's third- largest gold producer, yesterday reported 4% growth in total gold output in the first quarter to September compared with the previous quarter, and said it expected marginal growth and lower costs in the next quarter.

[labradortrough] 09/8/2009 13:59

I read a great quote recently "If work was a good thing the rich would have it all, and not let you do it". A similar analogy could easily apply to this stock, i.e very little stock available on the LSE mkt (illiquidity), even though there are >20m shares in the secondary listing. Hmm...

[broshm] 17/12/2008 13:55

What is this about ?Divi given for 1999/2004 , then chart starts 2008
no trades for a week then this rise with no trade ?

[andy] 24/11/2008 12:44

New article;

[andy] 10/5/2006 16:51

india93,

I have started a thread under the correct ticker.

[india93] 08/5/2006 13:03

no its hzm

[jone06] 06/5/2006 21:20

Does the company have a web site? and is HRM going to be the ticker symbol? Any ideas where a link to the IPO prosepectus might be? After sitting with Minco's silver lake for 2-3 years I'd be interested in a company that is actually keen to produce womething!

[master rsi] 06/5/2006 20:54

From the Times today.........

Biofutures International, a renewable energy cash shell, was squeezed up to 28½p, from 10p, on its AIM debut, raising hopes that the next float from Hichens, Harrison - Monday's Horizonte Minerals, placed at 30p - will also rocket.

[double6] 06/5/2006 20:11

Listing Monday (according to the Times)

[energyi] 19/4/2006 08:59

South American explorer targets AIM
30/03/2006

Horizonte Minerals, with advanced mining projects in Brazil and Peru, is seeking at least £2.5 million on AIM.

Geologist and mining entrepreneur David Hall is chairman of Horizonte, which he says wants to identify potentially major mining projects and farm them out to big mining groups. At present, the company has three principal projects, two of which were previously held by the Minmet group, where Hall is a director and whose disposal programme he led.

Horizonte has 100 per cent of the 300 sq km Tangara gold project in north-east Brazil, where local artisan miners have found high-grade veins with 24 grammes of gold per tonne of ore. Previously, sulphide outcrops there have yielded ten to 20 grammes a tonne.

Some 50kms away is Falcao, formerly held by mining giant BHP, where Jeremy Martin, Horizonte's chief executive, reckons there is potential for a bulk tonnage operation. El Aguila in the mineral-rich Cerro de Pasco district of Peru was acquired by Minmet in 2002 from Apex Silver and earlier sampling has shown some impressive silver grades of up to 50 oz a tonne.

Minmet and Brazilian group MVR will each have 15 per cent of Horizonte after its flotation, which is being handled by broker Hichens Harrison. The company has already raised £100,000 privately at 10p and is now looking for a minimum of £2.5 million at between 25p to 25p, valuing Horizonte at £8 to £10 million.

Hall boasts the company is only interested in projects with the potential for two million oz of gold each or the equivalent in other metals. It has speculative appeal as long as current sector sentiment persists.

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