Highland Gold Mining Ld Share Discussion Threads

[srpactive] 19/6/2018 08:30

W

I bought a few at just under 142p yesterday, so you
did better than me.

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[woodhawk] 19/6/2018 08:14

Glad I waited for a few pence lower, but now in HGM once again at 141p.

[srpactive] 18/6/2018 15:11

L

I have always been told by a friend, we want a
strong dollar, strong gold and weak rouble.

We will always get a mix, I suppose. As long as
production is okay and the gold price reasonable
we should do well.

dyor

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[loganair] 18/6/2018 14:57

steve - only in dollar terms is a strong dollar bad for gold.

In terms of both sterling and roubles gold is higher now then it was 6 months ago. Remember around 80% of HGM running costs are in roubles and our dividend is paid in sterling.

[stevedaytrader] 18/6/2018 14:41

correct Monty, as u can see from all my posts aver the past couple of years, strong dollar is bad for gold

[montyhedge] 18/6/2018 13:16

GC is the village idiot and was filtered years ago by me.

At the moment seems higher dollar and going higher, lower commodity prices.

[srpactive] 17/6/2018 17:16

GC

Good post and thank you, I have never had a problem
with you, maybe the situation went sour the other
day when others arrived. Take care and all the very
best.

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[garycook] 17/6/2018 04:02

srp,Lighten up.Why would I want to filter you,and miss your DYOR comments LOL.Not offended at all by your posts. It was just a missed opportunity by you.You thought XLM were going much lower,and that was your opinion.No problem.W,and me had done all the groundwork on XLM.First purchased at 115.95,and when XLM dropped,and bounced off of 100p I purchased much more,and gave you the tip.You seem to have a problem with some investors,but respect some more than others.I was only trying to help you profit the same as Woodhawk who has similar views to myself.He rates my opinions,and me his, and he accepts personal messages which we have profited from by just helping one another.Which you have always approved of and encouraged.Some more tips for you if you are interested,and if you do not already own. Buy TW 186p now yielding 9.8%,and a guaranteed 18.3p dividend for 3 years.No need to DYOR all done for you.Or if you are looking for recover stocks buy CARD,CEY, DLG,or VOD for value and over 7% divi ylds.AIMHO.Do not be offended by this post I am only trying to help you prosper.Even XLM at 120p has maybe another 25% upside to 150p from here.Only time will tell.You pay your money,and take you chances.If you remember I tipped you PFC around £4 now 560p went as high as 660p.Best regards GC

[srpactive] 16/6/2018 17:00

GC

I was talking to Fest re gvc dividend and I
saw he had bought.

Maybe it might be best if you filter me as
my posts have offended you recently and
W also come to that. Do not wish to
argue, as I am sure you do not.
You all are involved in some super money
making stocks which is always good to see
from the private investor, well done.
Thank you for mentioning xlm I should
have bought but did not my fault.

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[stevedaytrader] 16/6/2018 10:06

Thanks 11PC- fingers crossed on a "bounce". Have a good weekend All and here's to an improvement next week, and of course an England win Monday night!

[garycook] 16/6/2018 02:40

srp,It seems my investing is not as good as Fest. Your xlm purchases yesterday were very good indeed,
well done. I thought they were going to continue the fall
which I have been proven wrong, but there you are.

Good luck with your investing, you come across very good.

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[11_percent] 15/6/2018 23:00

Anyone got a rationale for the ftse and gold drop today?

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And oil took a tanking.

The commodity spread bet traders have a rational, see The Really Useful Silver BB.

They recon it is a re-run of the December "dump and pump" and are looking for a bounce.

[montyhedge] 15/6/2018 22:54

Very high volume I see, sellers out today.

[loganair] 15/6/2018 20:29

Gold down $24 so far today.

[coxsmn] 15/6/2018 20:02

A sea of red, hopefully a better week ahead.

[stevedaytrader] 15/6/2018 18:10

The GREEN remain bloody strong, but will weaken at some point.

[stevedaytrader] 15/6/2018 18:00

Anyone got a rationale for the ftse and gold drop today? Of course, HGM and all golds suffered here. I've not got the time today to research, all I heard was tarrifs… surprised at the drops though.

[woodhawk] 15/6/2018 17:10

Shame you didn't see the value in the XLM, srpactive - now up 15% since GC was good enough to alert you to them yesterday!!

Looking to get back into HGM soon, but hanging on for a few pence lower. The usual 140p-ish?

[11_percent] 15/6/2018 16:40

That's close enough to 140 for me to start buying back.

I think they will take it down to 135 this time.

[srpactive] 14/6/2018 20:33

W

A view was given especially as it was falling like
a brick. It was the rough low, I then looked and
saw it was slightly higher.

Anyway whatever happens happens.

You still following me I see.

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[woodhawk] 14/6/2018 16:35

You didn't give a 'view' at all, Active. You picked some spurious low figure you apparently might have deigned to buy at - when you were laughed out of court, you claimed to have misread your 'chart' and revised it up.

A shame you missed out on today's 7% rise, after GC was good enough to alert you... and then you reward him with a cheap and futile deramp. Not very nice.

[srpactive] 14/6/2018 16:01

gc


OT xlm

Yes I have been watching, commented on there yesterday
and had a lot of resistance to my views ( inc aly comment )
and then I saw you apologise for my views.

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[garycook] 14/6/2018 15:31

srp,XLM 112p up 7%

[stevedaytrader] 14/6/2018 14:43

11_PC, disagree. Loganair, agree on next recession being lesser impact but longer. ECB news helps, as I've said months I only look 12months ahead, and months ago I said I don't see a recession in the next 12months, and now I don't see one for in the next 12months. US remain out of kilter on rates and I think will adjust- guess we will see. Fingers crossed for HGM as always.

[loganair] 14/6/2018 13:02

ECB - End of bond buying December 2018, no rate rises until at least December 2019.

"Everyone’s pretty much ignoring Mark Carney now because he contradicts himself every time he opens his mouth."

If the professional pundits are right then when the next recession comes along the Fed rate will be at around 3 1/4% while both the ECB and BOE would not have increased their interest rates being at 0.25% and 0.5% respectively leaving the ECB and BOE with very little room to maneuver their rates down and to ease their monetary policies.