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HUM Hummingbird Resources Plc

8.60
-0.10 (-1.15%)
04 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
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
  -0.10 -1.15% 8.60 8.20 9.00 8.70 8.15 8.70 2,337,050 15:40:40
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 150.52M -34.28M -0.0569 -1.51 51.77M
Hummingbird Resources Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HUM. The last closing price for Hummingbird Resources was 8.70p. Over the last year, Hummingbird Resources shares have traded in a share price range of 4.10p to 18.25p.

Hummingbird Resources currently has 601,918,700 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Hummingbird Resources is £51.77 million. Hummingbird Resources has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.51.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/9/2021
13:31
corrientes What also troubles me here is the degree of nepotism involving some with dubious past histories.
borderterrier1
20/9/2021
11:58
You was quiet in JLP then, never saw you comment once in the 5 years I was there
plat hunter
20/9/2021
11:54
Plathunter!
Er, no. I bought JLP at 2.2p, SLP at 8.2p, and THS at 55p, actually. But hey, facts, who gives a...?
By the way, you can't count. Your numbers for HUM above are laughably wrong. Are you sure you should be investing?

tigerbythetail
20/9/2021
11:42
borderterrier1

I also have to come to the same conclusion as you about HUM. Its price SEEMINGLY doesn't make sense given its assets/cash. When something looks like an absolute steal or an anomaly, my past experience tells me that you can bet your bottom dollar, there's something rotten lurking in the state of Denmark (Mali) !

A contrary argument says that literally anything gold related is bad news at the moment, but HUM does takes the biscuit.

corrientes
20/9/2021
11:35
Tiger, you bought PGM producers whilst Auto's where warning of cuts to production guidance.
plat hunter
20/9/2021
11:08
Is the impending collapse of Evergrande going to be the injection of fear into the markets that gold so desperately needs?
Hmm. I'll think about that one for a bit...

tigerbythetail
20/9/2021
10:11
Double bottom at 12.48p?
imnotspartacus
20/9/2021
08:26
Tem, I'm by nature optimistic which can be an expensive fault to be fair.Timbo, AISC is a closer representation of EBITDA earnings if anything, as tax and write downs aren't included
plat hunter
20/9/2021
08:11
Energy prices will feed through into inflation, however.
johnhemming
20/9/2021
07:57
Unfortunately, the trade weighted Dollar Index has rallied to within about 0.25% of its highest level since early November last year. That certainly isn't helping the POG.
dickbush
20/9/2021
00:42
Buywell3 If what you say is correct, why didn't the POG move this significantly during the most recent spike? Just asking for a friend.
borderterrier1
20/9/2021
00:23
A high POG solves all your issues

A low POG does not

In short POG is all

buywell3
19/9/2021
23:48
Hi Temujiin, that's why I said there were some exclusions. Gross Profit does not take into account fixed overheads which are included in AISC.
timbo
19/9/2021
21:57
Timbo, thanks but I tend to disagree re what Net Profit is as for me it means
'a company's total earnings after subtracting all expenses. Expenses subtracted include the costs of normal business operation as well as depreciation and taxes.'
So I would say HUM gold sales minus AISC would be better classed as gross profit.

Plat, thanks for brush stoke explanation and actually I miss remembered as I thought Y/E guidance was 100k+ this year, but it is as you posted 110k+. #

Your assumptions on $oz sold and AISC are more generous to HUM than my figurers and that makes up our different FCF figurers. I hope yours are closer the mark than mine :)

temujiin
19/9/2021
17:42
corrientes I mentioned this to several of my well heeled clients, they all were badly burned and lost big time. It was very embarrassing for me and I would like to make it clear to others that I despise stocks like this that continually promise but never deliver. I can assure you that I am a very well balanced individual and apart from my disappointment with my long time involvement with this, blissfully happy with my life and my lot. But, as many others are now saying, something is very wrong here. Perhaps my posts are a warning to others? BTW have you read the 72 page "well oiled Swiss watch" report by FSJ from 2017? Perhaps you should. Also, several years ago I had a long telecon with a prominent member of the Hum team. His replies to my queries left me in no doubt that his alegience leaned heavily towards maintaining his large salary, not the support of the shareholders.
borderterrier1
19/9/2021
17:01
Couldn't resist mentioning that Plat recently said that CORA was also headed for 8p, but then he's full of jealousy and hatred. I confess though, I don't know why you continue spouting on about HUM. You really ought to move on, for otherwise some people might think that 2+2 = 5 in this case.
corrientes
19/9/2021
15:01
Plat and new_buyer. Please read my posts 10749 and 10750 on ADVFN. And then perhaps you could also read the recent post from Cheerfuldoor on the LSE bb especially where he says quote:- "On the other hand the price could suggest there is something that's not in the public domain." Nooooo! Really? What ARE you suggesting?
borderterrier1
18/9/2021
23:05
All price predictions are pointless UNLESS you state the POG that you are using to obtain your numbers

In short POG is everything

buywell3
18/9/2021
22:44
Tem I was converting to gbp If we use dollars then mcap is 90 million110k ounces at 1800 is 198m divide by 90 million for mcap/revenue ratioNet margin 15% of 198mFCF here for brush stroke purposes is the revenue minus AISC of 110k x 550 based on 1250 aisc into 1800 average pog.That's all it is thought tem, brushstrokes, lines in the sand, best rough guesstimate etc etc
plat hunter
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