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HZM Horizonte Minerals Plc

0.325
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Horizonte Minerals Plc HZM London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 0.325 01:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
0.325 0.325
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Industry Sector
MINING

Horizonte Minerals HZM Dividends History

No dividends issued between 27 Jul 2014 and 27 Jul 2024

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Posted at 16/5/2024 07:11 by tomboyb
ben and hzm!
Posted at 14/5/2024 16:25 by excellance
Surely he's learned from this HZM fiasco to oversee what the CFO gets up to...??
Posted at 26/4/2024 19:28 by excellance
HZM was hindered by the small print in the finance contract penned by themselves.
Posted at 26/4/2024 19:24 by impossible123
HZM was hindered with a couple of monumental world issues ie Covid and the Ukraine War which meant massive disruption and big increases in costs all round. The former could have been absorbed; Putin's madness in Ukraine was too insurmountable for a minnow miner without revenue like HZM.

Just not to be, I think. Notwithstanding, senior management could have been a lot more transparent and savvy eg contingency funds aplenty for unavoidable over-runs prior to production.
Posted at 19/4/2024 14:36 by stansmith1
rockets land and explode leaving a big hole in the ground, right?wouldnt hzm been cheaper just buying one of them, given whats left?
Posted at 15/4/2024 12:50 by excellance
For HZM investors it doesn't matter who gets it. HZM holders will lose everything after contributing half a billion dollars.
Maybe someone will bid more?
Posted at 01/4/2024 18:03 by impossible123
'JakNife', thanks for the info. I've been in this game for over 3 decades with a break of maybe 4 years, but never shorted a stock.

This was my 2nd bite into HZM (another then was BEM and BAO), but deemed extremely lucky to get out within 10 mins of market opening at 76p average; tried to unload 12.5k stocks but market size restriction meant could only sell in 3 blocks thus averaging 76p.

I hope most still holding could recoup some losses when HZM is refinanced, and relisted at some stage with retail investors given a chance to partake (again). But, I'll not be amongst them.

Good luck everyone still holding!
Posted at 28/3/2024 16:22 by jaknife
excellance,

"But Jac, it wasn't long ago that you were long HZM. Wasn't that "tip" on your website?"

I have never been long of HZM in my entire life. I am short and have been short since last October. And I have zero intention of closing my short in the next ten minutes and have no idea why you would make such a suggestion.

Might I suggest that you don't appear to have a clue what you're talking about?

JakNife
Posted at 03/3/2024 10:44 by mrscruff
Hi all. This post is for potential new investors. Over 30 years I've seen been through the growth of companies like SQZ at 3p goto 400p. HZM is potentially a similar story. One strategy is to buy say 1% of your portfolio now at about 3p and then hope financial package will be done at a higher price because the NAV minus debt and excluding the metal in the ground is higher. But this is AIM and funding could be done at say 2p and this is when you should double up.

I feel sorry for holders here being eaten up by inflation. Inflation is going down and we get through this and I see HZM becomes a SQZ for new investors. Take all forum posts with a pinch of salt (like mine) and keep things simple.
Posted at 08/10/2023 21:15 by havinthelasttoast
Once upon a time, in the wild and woolly world of online stock trading, there was a character named Jaknife. He was infamous on the ADVFN (Aim, Derivatives, Forex, and Shares Network) boards for his unrelenting negativity. Jaknife had a knack for shorting stocks, and he took great pleasure in posting his bearish predictions for all to see.

Every night and day, he would tirelessly type away, bashing stocks left and right. But there was one stock that would haunt Jaknife’s dreams for years to come – HZM, a little-known mining company that looked like it was on the brink of bankruptcy.

Jaknife couldn’t resist trashing HZM at every opportunity. He’d write things like, “HZM is a sinking ship, and anyone who buys in is just throwing their money into a black hole!” He’d always finish his posts with “Jaknife,̶1; as if to proudly sign his name on each prophecy of doom.

But as fate would have it, HZM did the unthinkable. While Jaknife continued to spread his negativity like wildfire, the stock miraculously turned the tide. Unknown to him, HZM secured a game-changing deal that pumped life into their mining operations. Soon, the stock began to surge, and traders who had ignored Jaknife’s warnings started celebrating their newfound riches.

It was a bitter pill for Jaknife to swallow. He watched helplessly as HZM went from the brink of bankruptcy to becoming a sensation in the stock market. It was like watching a horse he bet against at the races suddenly sprout wings and fly to victory.

The ADVFN boards erupted with laughter. Users couldn’t resist poking fun at Jaknife, joking that he must have shorted HZM with his “Jaknife”; and accidentally stabbed himself in the foot. Others imagined Jaknife’s face turning various shades of red as HZM’s stock chart shot up like a rocket.

As for Jaknife, he had to eat a big slice of humble pie. He learned that sometimes, even the most convincing negativity couldn’t stop a determined stock from defying expectations. And from that day on, he vowed to be a little more cautious with his bearish predictions.

But one thing never changed – Jaknife would always sign off with his name, a constant reminder of the time he underestimated the power of a stock called HZM, and how he became the unwitting punchline of the ADVFN boards.