Highland Gold Mining Ld Share Discussion Threads

[stevedaytrader] 13/9/2018 13:20

Whenever I buy and sell stocks I always click the "no publicity box"- so it doesn't show up- this wasn't my trade although if it was it would have been a sell.

[casual47] 13/9/2018 11:58

How many more indicators of "bad things to come" should there be before people respond with their money?

[casual47] 13/9/2018 11:42

Could be a sale I suppose, but then....where is the buy?

[tymedici] 13/9/2018 11:40

Don't imagine that they bought the shares to get the dividend. And why didn't they buy yesterday morning? Curious but encouraging for holders too.

[casual47] 13/9/2018 11:28

Yowza, nearly £1 million trade at 140.95p......

[stevedaytrader] 13/9/2018 11:05

Free divi today :-). CEY is risky I spent my divi on them last time and thought they were a complete bargain when 128 doh. Remember, it's not just gold, FTSE and currencies play a big part too. Fingers crossed this continues to look good-we need dollar weakness and when this happens from this great start part - will be very good.

[casual47] 13/9/2018 10:51

Today should/could confirm whether the gold movement yesterday and today was a blip. If it isn't, HGM 160p could be the new resistance soon. If it is then back down to 130p.

[casual47] 13/9/2018 10:35

If you're a chartist then certainly looks like a typical double bottom movement upwards: 1st bottom August 1st, 2nd August 15th. Trend has been upwards since, steadily reaching higher highs and lower lows.

Once 142p is broken the 140-160p trading channel should open up for us (mirroring in reverse the trading patterns before August)

[garycook] 13/9/2018 10:22

fizzy,Sold some HGM to top up my CEY holding.Looks a bargain at 92p and now moving higher with HGM.

[casual47] 13/9/2018 10:18

142.2p paid but the 142p resistance still very strong. Trades keep pushing against it. If they do manage to break it I imagine that the momentum could see us hurled towards 145p.

I suppose all eyes on gold. Maybe they're waiting for confirmation of the upward movement when the US wakes up.

[fizzypop] 13/9/2018 09:43

Back at 142p despite the initial divi dip of 6p to 136p.
GaryCook you were right this has bounced back quickly.

[casual47] 13/9/2018 08:39

Wow, 141.40 paid

[ken tennis] 13/9/2018 08:35

Fangorn2 I like that article especially the bit that says the dollar could depreciate by up to 30% that would help me very much on my current positions in gold and silver stock.

[garycook] 13/9/2018 08:34

Would not be surprised if HGM finishes U/C at 142p at today,s finish,hopefully with a 6p Divi in the bag.This usually happens everytime HGM goes XD.Amazing share to hold or trade.

[junk] 13/9/2018 08:29

yes XD today

[ken tennis] 13/9/2018 08:28

Fizzy did you sell out and take your 9.23% profit or did you hold
For the divi

[fangorn2] 13/9/2018 08:23

Wonder when this is going to finally put a rocket under gold....


Ray Dalio Spells Out America's Worst Nightmare
This article by Brian Chappatta for Bloomberg may be of interest to subscribers. Here is a section:

Ray Dalio Spells Out America’s Worst Nightmare"


“We have to sell a lot of Treasury bonds, and we as Americans won’t be able to buy all those Treasury bonds,” Dalio said. That means foreign investors will have to step up. And they probably would, as long as the dollar remains strong.

Otherwise, Treasury’s dollar-denominated interest payments to buyers in China, Europe and Japan will be worth less and less.

But, to Dalio, that’s not going to happen. “The Federal Reserve at that point will have to print more money to make up for the deficit, have to monetize more and that’ll cause a depreciation in the value of the dollar,” he said. Pressed by interviewer Erik Schatzker, he said “you easily could have a 30 percent depreciation in the dollar through that period of time.” For context, the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index fell 8.5 percent in 2017, and that was considered massive.

It all leads up to this critique of how the U.S. has gone on a borrowing binge in recent years. Remember, the $15.3 trillion Treasury market was the $4.9 trillion Treasury market a decade ago.

“We have the privileged position of being able to borrow in our own currency because we have the world's leading reserve currency. We are risking that by our finances — in other words, borrowing too much.”


Eoin Treacy's view
Unfunded liabilities are not only a US problem but are something that governments right across the OECD will need to eventually address. Ray Dalio’s view that the rise in populism we are seeing today is a symptom of a wider problem gels with my own. Considering we are seeing this disaffection with the status quo during an economic expansion where unemployment is low, it is likely that the jump to the fringes of the political spectrum will only intensify during a recession.

[borisjohnsonshair] 13/9/2018 08:19

Is it ex-div

[casual47] 13/9/2018 08:16

Creeping up -- still low volume. I think we'll see 140p again this week

[fizzypop] 13/9/2018 08:01

Opened at 136.55p.

[ken tennis] 13/9/2018 06:54

Cheers Gary and Woodhawk now let's see this share price stay at 140 today that would be nice lads

[garycook] 13/9/2018 03:22

ken tennis,and Woodhawk concur !

[justiceforthemany] 12/9/2018 22:36

Gold rising to $1208