Highland Gold Mining Ld Share Discussion Threads

[festario] 30/5/2017 11:33

Don't know what it is Woody, I've just moved back to GVC on the dip. Got the price I was after.You know me by now, I'll bring it back here on a GVC spike.... but I would have stayed with HGM, if I could see any momentum.

[woodhawk] 30/5/2017 11:31

Festy, PFC might be worth a look: 13% divi at 400p and bounce on due today's news?

[festario] 30/5/2017 11:02

I think we might make a few bob here today.

[woodhawk] 30/5/2017 09:56

Added some more at 148.50p.

[eeza] 29/5/2017 20:12

Here's another one.

[dt1010] 29/5/2017 18:40

Hahaha true eeza but I do think next week will be very good for gold and silver nevertheless.

[eeza] 29/5/2017 14:47

Turk's been saying the exact same thing week in, week out for the last 6 years.

One day he might be right - but that could be another 6 years.

[dt1010] 29/5/2017 10:21

They're all useless, the lot of them, terrified of upsetting the City and the landowners. Who has the money has the power. They own the politicians. Was always thus and will always be thus. The middle classes get squeezed, the poor are screwed and the really rich avoid paying tax by paying top accountants to keep finding loopholes. It's a disgusting system. The best I can do is abstain from taking part. they're all liars prepared to say anything to win an election then deliver on nothing when in power.
Nothing really ever changes for the better. That is the reality.
Apart from that what lovely weather we've had lately.

[shayadfn] 29/5/2017 09:51

The problem with Labour is that their leadership have ZERO credibility, with the Tories, Mrs May can't decide how she should play (Hardball or pander to a particular group of voters). The 'The Long Term care' issue has been bubbling for 25yrs, there was no need to antagonise the older voters with a half baked policy to attract the younger voters. I remember Labour back in 1996 saying they will deal with this issue, then when they came to power, the kicked it in the long grass, by putting it to a royal commission. Now it may sound like I'm a Tory (frankly I don't know, as I have never voted for them). Labour seems to have lost its way and seems to be composed of trots like Corbyn & Abbot ( who seems to be more interested in filling her boots with the least amount of work).

[srpactive] 28/5/2017 12:57

Nice part of the world Henley.

[coxsmn] 28/5/2017 09:07

If Corbyn were to win the election it would be a disastrous for the Uk economy. Spend spend spend, this time it won't just be a note left "no money left in the pot", it will be a bankrupt Uk.

[dt1010] 27/5/2017 19:21

eeza, nothing will go wrong until it does and even then it won't be becuase of an economic decline in the US. The markets will keep rising and rising, though not in a straight line of course. I reckon we won't see anything really dramatic in the markets in terms of a pull back until around the 2020 mark but WTF etc..

Anything really major and the US will go to War to hide its problems. It always does. As their subordinate Pony, the UK will support them with solidarity in the special relationship etc etc. All that load of corrupt tosh.

Either way gold will keep rising whatever happens, albeit not in a straight line though I expect we'll see $1300+ shortly.

[eeza] 27/5/2017 12:17

Be a major shock to the Market if the Fed don't raise because it is 90%+ factored in.

New jobs being added in the US are mainly min wage/poor quality. Unemployment rate continuing to decline has a lot more to do with the number of people coming off the unemployment list (because after 2 years without a job they are no longer counted as being unemployed - and the Boomers retiring by the Millions each year) than it has with the number of people securing new jobs.

All statistics are being fiddled, as they are here, to goalseek their preferred outcome. Risk in the Markets is being totally mispriced because of it.

What could possibly go wrong.

[coxsmn] 27/5/2017 11:23

Srp, thanks for your thoughts.

[shayadfn] 27/5/2017 10:51

Although the labour market in the US seems to be tightening,there seems to be little evidence of inflation (in the past tightening labour markets implied inflation, as more employers compete for employees). However, this does not to be the case this time around, probably because of the quality of jobs. The US will hike interest rates so they can bring them down WHEN recessions hits. Gold is normally a proxy for impending inflation, however, this this time round it may be a safe haven.

[srpactive] 27/5/2017 09:55

C

I feel they will raise in June, but the next might not be so certain.

Re Paf, they seem to be putting things in place for a good 2018,
so just watching and waiting at the moment.

Good close for gold last night, hopefully a move back through 155p
and a challenge of 190p, ove rthe Summer, dyor.

[coxsmn] 27/5/2017 08:12

Daily Telegraph Sat 27th May:"As first-quarter GDP estimates in the US are often weak, the Fed have already dismissed this data, instead placing more emphasis on the labour market figures, which have strengthened in recent months," said economist Ian Kernohan at Royal London Asset Management."Off the back of this strength, another hike in US interest rates next month now seems a certainty."

[festario] 27/5/2017 00:38

Does anyone know what the short % is here, versus last month say?

[dt1010] 26/5/2017 19:49

From 50p or less in Q1 16 to 150p in Q2 the following year ...

Hahaha