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11/4/2019 08:32:00 | wilco for the sake of me posting the same old post day after day also, filter the black cloud. He’s got nothing to add, just deramping (which I assume is his point) and he has single handedly ruined a good message board (shame wassapper has allowed it to happen). |  new_buyer | |
11/4/2019 03:38:58 | Staggers me that some people find the energy and will to recite the same posts and same information multiple times a day, week after week. Got anything new borderterrier rather than the same unamusing sarcastic posts? |  wilco1000 | |
10/4/2019 20:48:02 | I'm shocked. How could anybody possibly sell these shares? Absolute idiots in my opinion! Fsj told me this was the best stock pick on AIM. He's in the know that guy. Nod,nod, wink,wink, say no more Squire! Visited the mine and everything. Mortgage the house and fill yer boots boys! We'll all be rich! This share price will be a AT THE VERY LEAST 80 p in another month!!!!! Can't wait!
BTW you DO all remember that I tipped AAZ on here about 2 years ago? Please look back through my posts if you didn't. It isn't doing too well I'm afraid the share price keeps going North, 8.5% today. Ho Hummmmmmm…R30;…….. |  borderterrier1 | |
10/4/2019 12:42:30 | NB. Once again, I agree. The highly efficient management team led by intrepid Ceo DB pulled off a truly amazing feat by building a gold mine ON TIME AND ON BUDGET! What an achievement! The share price has rewarded us all with riches beyond out dreams since then. OK so there has been the unavoidable hiccup with a collapsed wall and unusually severe annual rainy season, but there is no doubt in my mind that this management team will continue to deliver.....as they always have! Well done chaps, please take the time to give yourselves a well deserved pat on the back! I for one am thrilled with the progress here, as I'm sure we all are? |  borderterrier1 | |
10/4/2019 12:03:05 | Probably just under 3 more weeks until the Q1 update, would be good if it was sooner but not sure there is much emphasis on getting the info out sooner. A good Q1 will be a start and a good rest of the year to follow. |  new_buyer | |
09/4/2019 23:10:40 | This is REALLY going places! All Fsj's predictions have been spot on. With the POG where it is, I expect this to be at least a 10 bagger by the end of this year! Fill yer boots boys, the train is leaving. Fabulous company. Glad I got in early...... |  borderterrier1 | |
09/4/2019 22:25:12 | “Filtered̶1;.....bliss!! |  new_buyer | |
09/4/2019 18:40:06 | If you don't like my honesty with this, too bad. Look at the chart. Mr. Market knows, even though you don't. |  borderterrier1 | |
09/4/2019 17:14:25 | NB Haven't we been through this exact same AISC scenario before? Two years ago? Since then hasn't the share price gone DOWN? What's your point? Just asking. BTW yawn, yawn Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. |  borderterrier1 | |
09/4/2019 15:53:31 | Looking forward to the Q1 update and seeing how close we are running to the guidance..
2019 production guidance of 110,000-125,000 oz of gold is reiterated. Previously a 'target' was given for the AISC of US$800/oz for 2019. The overall budget of the remediation work remains the same but more of the costs are falling in Q1 2019 than anticipated with the Q4 AISC being lower than forecast ($1,677/oz vs a forecast of US$1,800/oz). This has led the Company to update its 'target' with a full AISC guidance for the year of US$800-850/oz. |  laurence llewelyn binliner | |
09/4/2019 14:45:21 | I think we might see north of $1,000 and oil prices won't help achieve the average of $800/$850. |  new_buyer | |
09/4/2019 14:44:06 | I think the bridge was due to be completed mid year so that would be June/July ish I suppose.
Dugbe has gone quiet although any news came from the Liberian press and hardly a squeak from HUM but that may still be on the back burner with all the emphasis on Yanfolila for now. |  new_buyer | |
09/4/2019 13:07:09 | HUM at £74million market cap definitely appears to be valued based on last year's track record and that's of course not surprising, as they still need to prove to market they can get through another wet season and confirm remedial works are completed, or if not completed, have no impact to production.
Even though it's outside of their control, would be good to know how the new bridge the Government are constructing is coming along too, which is main access route to site.
The last wet season was abnormally severe and worst experienced in decades. I would expect HUM are better prepared, plus one would imagine it's unlikely to be that severe again so soon, but with climate change who knows. |  redtrend | |
09/4/2019 12:32:45 | The worst case scenario is of course further issues popping up this year. A year with everything running within "normal" parameters is the best case. There may be further growing pains before this matures into a steady operation.
Are we still expecting news on potential JV for their other asset or is this a longer term prospect? |  casual47 | |
09/4/2019 12:02:36 | Crudely put - HUM were aiming for AISC of $1800 oz in Q4 but delivered a lower $1677 as one off costs ran into Q1. So $123 an oz drifts into Q1
Target is $800/850 AISC average for the year. (with the new ball mill in Q4)
Worst scenario of AISC $850 - if Q1 is circa $1000 with the $123 carry over, then Q2-Q4 should average $800 AISC.
Best scenario of AISC $800 - if Q1 is circa $1000, then circa $735 AISC for a Q2 - Q4 average is in the HUM target numbers. |  rickyhatton | |
09/4/2019 11:57:58 | NB - Crudely put - HUM were aiming for AISC of $1800 oz in Q4 but delivered a lower $1677 as one off costs ran into Q1. So $123 an oz drifts into Q1
Target is $800/850 AISC average for the year. (with the new ball mill in Q4)
Worst scenario of AISC $850 - if Q1 is circa $1000 with the $123 carry over, then Q2-Q4 should average $800.
Best scenario of AISC $800 - if Q1 is circa $1000, then circa $735 for a Q2 - Q4 average is in the HUM target numbers. |  rickyhatton | |
09/4/2019 01:32:28 | I agree again. Boring stock, boring company, boring prospects. |  borderterrier1 | |
08/4/2019 22:57:42 | Yawn...... |  new_buyer | |
08/4/2019 22:55:30 | Even now on the LSE bb investors are excitedly talking about the POG above 1,300. Aren't we forgetting something? This lot can't get it out of the ground. |  borderterrier1 | |
08/4/2019 20:21:32 | Ricky not sure what it’ll be but a big drop on Q1 which will include the cost of the remedial works to the pit wall. |  new_buyer | |
08/4/2019 18:48:41 | Should be going to AISC circa $770 in Q2 |  rickyhatton | |
08/4/2019 17:31:44 | More depression!! |  new_buyer | |
08/4/2019 17:14:07 | Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. Correct. At least we agree on something. |  borderterrier1 | |