| Share Name |
Share Symbol |
Market |
Type |
Share ISIN |
Share Description |
| Hummingbird Resources Plc |
LSE:HUM |
London |
Ordinary Share |
GB00B60BWY28 |
ORD 1P |
| |
Price Change |
% Change |
Share Price |
Bid Price |
Offer Price |
High Price |
Low Price |
Open Price |
Shares Traded |
Last Trade |
| |
-0.40 |
-1.12% |
35.30 |
35.00 |
35.50 |
36.75 |
35.15 |
36.25 |
1,297,244 |
16:35:10 |
| Industry Sector |
Turnover (m) |
Profit (m) |
EPS - Basic |
PE Ratio |
Market Cap (m) |
| Mining |
118.3 |
7.1 |
1.2 |
29.4 |
126 |
Hummingbird Resources Share Discussion Threads
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| Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
|---|
13/12/2017
09:01 | Can't see anything coming of this. AGG have clearly got the hump because the deal fell through, it makes it look like their assets are not as good as they want people to think. | 
bittorrent | |
13/12/2017
08:55 | Since AGG's share price fell on the news, I would have expected HUM's to rise but what would I know. Poor zhockey! | 
goodgrief | |
13/12/2017
07:49 | It says in the RNS "The Transaction is subject to certain conditions, including that binding agreements are entered into within 45 days." That time has long passed, so why was it not announced earlier?
https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/hummingbird-HUM/share-news/Hummingbird-Resources-PLC-Conditional-Acquisition/75738188 |
bittorrent | |
13/12/2017
07:44 | Indeed, needs an RNS me thinks. Also not long to go before 31st so cmon Hum where is the first pour?! | 
qs99 | |
13/12/2017
07:36 | Then what is the difference between a "Binding LOI" and a LOI? | 
divmad | |
13/12/2017
07:30 | A LOI is just that “intent” so no impact on HUM as no binding legal implication. | 
adorling | |
13/12/2017
07:22 | According to a poster o the lse bb:
"AGG announced overnight that they have terminated discussions with HUM and are looking at "legal rights and remedies against HUM stemming from termination of the binding LOI". I assume an announcement will come out from HUM today on this - disappointing that this hasn't come to fruition, and feels like it was unfortunately announced prematurely (LOI is a bit weak), which should be a learning experience for HUM. Surprised if AGG's legal analysis gives them any recourse: it was a LOI, you can call it binding all you like..."
Is this correct? |
divmad | |
12/12/2017
14:39 | What's happened to AGG and us? |
divmad | |
12/12/2017
13:44 | 7 days to the 19th | 
croasdalelfc | |
12/12/2017
12:02 | Could easily be pressing the green button this week. | 
westmoreland lad | |
12/12/2017
11:45 | Thank you for that, rileyma.
Interesting caption: "Looking good." I see a very nice double meaning there. There shouldn't be any disappointment. | 
mikkydhu | |
12/12/2017
11:25 | Last night at the plant
https://twitter.com/bertmonro/status/940535040722776064?s=08 | 
rileyma | |
11/12/2017
10:23 | The crims have suppressed precious metals into a timid, frightened market. But all manipulations are overcome by the real market at some stage. The producers that will survive are those that have the lowest costs and they will do very well as other producers fail to compete and supply dries up. That is one of the reasons I chose HUM. | 
charles clore | |
11/12/2017
10:04 | Gold production is at the highest it has ever been. There is on overhang on the market. More supply than demand.
Refining is just part of the supply chain. There is probably about 7,000t of refining capacity globally and about 3,200t of global production per annum. Refineries just make a small margin a dollar or so per ounce refined.
Where is all this physical demand??? US gold coins are the lowest in years. India and China have been lackluster..... | 
ukgeorge | |
11/12/2017
09:34 | Yes plenty of paper gold being produced but a lack of physical gold for the refiners to meet demand. Not much good using paper gold I am afraid. | 
wskill | |
11/12/2017
09:17 | Even with punctuation it will not make much sense. There is plenty of gold being produced. |
ukgeorge | |
10/12/2017
18:13 | wskill: pardon me, but you need some punctuation there for it to make sense :) | 
rhuvaal2 | |
10/12/2017
12:29 | This may be soon with coin Base limited the bit coins you can sell it does not help the gold price when refiners cannot buy enough physical gold to meet demand. |
wskill | |
07/12/2017
11:42 | Gold should rally when bitcoin busts, which could be anytime soon.
Sounds as if Goldman and JPM are buying gold on the cheap.
First gold pour soon. | 
cockneytrader | |
07/12/2017
10:24 | Mildly irritated I am. | 
zeberdie | |
07/12/2017
09:48 | 37.95 are buys not sells |
rileyma | |
06/12/2017
14:06 | Cro - in a word? Probably |
charles clore | |
06/12/2017
13:53 | Isn't this a classic bull pennant in an uptrend? There is long term resistance at 38 but once broken a possible breakout to 55p |
croasdalelfc | |
06/12/2017
09:50 | This share price/trading pattern
Totally defies logic 😑 |
rileyma | |
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