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[trader465] 31/1/2023 14:45

HOC now getting hammered on their miss

[creditcrunchies] 31/1/2023 10:38

Maybe give them a call ask them when the Q4 results are coming out if they say F off that means business as usual

[plat hunter] 31/1/2023 09:38

Need Goita and Putin to go and Mali assets will fly.

[dickbush] 31/1/2023 09:25

Good results from RSG but the share price has fallen. They are closing Mako, Senegal, after 2025, although drilling to find more gold in that concession.

With no guarantee of success that would leave them with only the Mali mine. The poor political situation in Mali and the consequent very low rating (EV/EBITDA) may be the reason. I would like to think that HUM's rating would be substantially higher than RSG's once Kouroussa is producing at capacity.

I guess our net debt level at year end is pretty awful. HUM needs to start producing at close to 30,000 oz/qtr to reassure bankers...never mind us.

I am ever hopeful but I'm getting impatient for the figures and statement.

Markets seem to be assuming 50bp rate rise from the Fed. It should, at least, give a nod to weak retail sales and declining inflation. 3 and 6 month inflation rates (annualised) of producer prices are within its target. I notice that US petrol prices are, however, up 10% on the month. So, January number not likely to help.

[trader465] 31/1/2023 09:10

You’re not at Lords, you’re on a battlefield and gonna need body armor rather than an umbrella

[creditcrunchies] 31/1/2023 08:59

It's like praying for rain at Lords lol

[laurence llewelyn binliner] 31/1/2023 08:46

Results will hopefully not be 3rd, as it is Friday, so tomorrow/Thursday .. :o)

[sleveen] 31/1/2023 08:27

PH
"Q4 2020 didn't land until the 3rd of Feb"

Thanks, you saved me a job.

Though the 3rd Feb would be a Friday this year...

[temujiin] 31/1/2023 08:26

Now it could be HUM beat expectations and also fall, but it's probably also true most of us have such low expectations of HUM given their past 2 years it might actually rise.

[temujiin] 31/1/2023 08:24

RSG fell more than HOC. It's ok to be wrong Trader, we wont think any less of you ;)

[trader465] 31/1/2023 08:08

Of corse I didn’t RSG didn’t rise at all, so HUM fall more than RSG rose!

[temujiin] 31/1/2023 08:04

I forecast HOC will fall more than RSG will rise.
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Well in early trading, you got that wrong.

[plat hunter] 31/1/2023 07:58

Q4 2020 didn't land until the 3rd of Feb

[trader465] 31/1/2023 07:58

I forecast HOC will fall more than RSG will rise. The downside risk of a miss far outweighs the upside of an exceed or on target

[temujiin] 31/1/2023 07:51

Resolute, who operate in Mali have today RNS'd exceeded guidance.
'I expect the same here' :)
This forecasting is easy !

[plat hunter] 31/1/2023 07:39

They're now late by my book, if it isn't in by 8 then my sub 6p additions will be sold.

[creditcrunchies] 31/1/2023 07:22

I think they've probably got a cash flow problem that's what I'd be looking at in any RNS that's the biggest risk at the moment.

[jaspoland] 31/1/2023 07:21

Maybe the figures are larger than anticipated and therefore taking a little longer to massage lol

[laurence llewelyn binliner] 31/1/2023 07:16

Its another waiting day for us, they really do want to see what January delivers in full before forecasting..

[temujiin] 30/1/2023 23:54

Interesting posts Plat.
Now let's hope 7 hrs from now we're all enthusiastic HUM and DB fans again :)

[plat hunter] 30/1/2023 21:32

JLP and SLP are a good example... Both PGM producers doing the same thing, in the same jurisdiction, with same providers of ore for similar volumes.

One has no money, a history of dilution with a YouTube wishlist and an army of chat bots that troll alternative opinions other than the CEO being a god. whilst the other didn't dilute and pays circa 16% percent a year in declared and special divis.

Guess which one doesn't do quarterlies?

[plat hunter] 30/1/2023 21:25

Re quarterlies, that's more of a world gold council initiative for greater transparency, part of the aisc movement.

Lots of other companies outside of the gold space do quarterlies too but lots also don't

[borderterrier1] 30/1/2023 21:23

Fat Grunter. I sincerely hope it's a good one for all our sake, but perhaps are you dreaming again?