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HOC Hochschild Mining Plc

151.20
-2.20 (-1.43%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Hochschild Mining Plc LSE:HOC London Ordinary Share GB00B1FW5029 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -2.20 -1.43% 151.20 151.20 151.80 152.80 149.80 149.80 515,703 16:35:22
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Silver Ores 693.72M -55.01M -0.1069 -14.16 778.89M
Hochschild Mining Plc is listed in the Silver Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HOC. The last closing price for Hochschild Mining was 153.40p. Over the last year, Hochschild Mining shares have traded in a share price range of 67.50p to 163.20p.

Hochschild Mining currently has 514,458,432 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Hochschild Mining is £778.89 million. Hochschild Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -14.16.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/11/2016
10:12
I doubled my holding in Hoc just now. It'll probably show up at the end of day.
pixi
24/11/2016
10:05
I think 1180 could be the bottom - until FED decide otherwise , which they may or may not
juju44
24/11/2016
09:57
Does anyone have any up to date charts?
spagnolia
24/11/2016
09:29
Not all miners are in a bear market. Probably need to be more specific! GLEN, KAZ are two that are not exactly down. Copper is their saving grace it would seem.

EDIT - AAL too!

lauders
24/11/2016
09:13
Job done. Let it rise now.
charles clore
24/11/2016
09:04
few weeks back - stopped out
juju44
24/11/2016
09:01
Have you sold then juju?
dilbert dogbreadth
24/11/2016
08:31
Miners are back in a bear market
juju44
24/11/2016
08:29
If the Fed doesn't act in Dec there will be one almighty bounce

If they do, is it already priced in?

We'll have to see.

dt1010
23/11/2016
21:00
DT

You may get a bounce from the Nov settlement

But its not the one investors here are looking for .

saturdaygirl
23/11/2016
20:38
Sentiment is at its worst since mid 2015

So a bounce is technically due

dt1010
23/11/2016
20:33
Liquidity gaps .. Holiday.. I've been watching that particular space now for a week. Well we will see , Perehaps the metals will bounce early next week.
hectorp
23/11/2016
20:25
Don't worry, the Trump honeymoon period will wear off.
dt1010
23/11/2016
20:01
Gold sensitive to interest rates, pull the other one. It seems everything is negative for gold, even Trump winning, which was positive until it didn't fit in.
celeritas
23/11/2016
18:49
Agree H. I looked at HGM but haven't bothered there to be honest. FRES I would buy but not as good value as HOC. I think gold and silver are oversold at these levels but then I would say that.

Tomorrow is the Thanksgiving holiday in the U.S., which means from today through Friday markets will be in thin holiday trading mode. Keep this in mind as liquidity gaps could arise in the absence of full market participation.

dt1010
23/11/2016
18:09
Bottomed out.. bouncing back off the buffers, lol , ( above) but the next two days are best avoided from the trading viewpoint ( or are they). I am not a 5 minute trader so I'll sit this out now.

The fall to 215 is welcome in as much as the fundimentals had been overtaken at HOC by the rush to invest over the summer onwards. Still averaged to 192/3 could be a penny out. The same point can be made for FRES and FR ( and others). HOC is much better value 30% under its high price.

hectorp
23/11/2016
17:31
With traders pricing in a 100 percent chance of a December rate increase, according to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool, gold's decline may be bottoming out, Bhar added.

"I suspect that maybe 70 percent of the rate rise is priced into the market, and when it comes through, you may have 'sell the rumor and buy the fact'," he said.

The U.S. Federal Reserve next meets Dec. 13-14.

Uncertainty surrounding Italy's constitutional referendum on Dec. 4 and French and German elections next year could support gold through safe-haven buying, Bhar said.

"Seasonally, as we move towards Christmas, New Year and Chinese New Year, that should see some physical support."

Gold is highly sensitive to rising interest rates, which lift the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets such as bullion while boosting the dollar, in which it is priced. The dollar was steady on Wednesday near a recent 13-1/2 year peak.

dt1010
23/11/2016
17:18
Noticed a weirdo in US stats update today. Durable goods orders were 10 times up ie 4.8 from 0.45%. Dollar too strong internationally and getting worse. Our stats office has made one or two bloopers in the past but this looks suspicious.
Stops at 1200 well and truly blown and 1180 only just holding, a real big dipper riding.

edjge2
23/11/2016
16:53
I bought my traders back in at 214p FWIW.

It's not about finding the exact bottom...so I tell myself!!

dt1010
23/11/2016
16:52
DayBreakers well done, and very good of you to share your post of two weeks ago with the thread.

Celeritas, there is SO much going on...but the Shanghai metal price is a real price, so actual metal is not going to exchange hands below actual price discovery.
Actual silver is still at least $18. see E-bay Prices too.

hectorp
23/11/2016
16:35
I bought HOC, PAF and HGM this morning and doubled my holdings at 16:15 just as the fuel tanker arrived to fill up my heating oil. I still have 5/6 of my pot in cash.
pixi
23/11/2016
16:20
Huge arbitrage.
celeritas
23/11/2016
16:16
at last at least a show of resistance
onedayrodders
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