Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[frogkid] 12/4/2019 08:41

Yep a rise to 30 p and I shall show you all a clean pair of heels!

[alwaysevolving] 12/4/2019 08:22

Likewise Plathunter!

[frogkid] 12/4/2019 08:21

HSBC do it...

[lostabillion] 12/4/2019 07:31

I like these small rises.

Far better to rise a little, eject a few impatient pi’s/traders and then move up further. Rinse and repeat for a year or two and hey presto we’ll have our 30-50p share price

Only a week or probably a bit less until the quarterlies are released.

[plat hunter] 11/4/2019 20:46

Hey Goldi, Most should be able to do it or give you a bloody good reason why they don't tbh.

A BED & ISA is essentially just a wrapper switch, it is often misinterpreted as as a sell and a buy as that is what they have to reflect has happened on the ledgers for the purposes of crystalisation and CGT calculations. Thus the disparity on the standard of execution from one service provider to an other.

Unfortunately some people just accept what they're told form a 18k a year dolly bird, on matters patterning to their family wealth and life savings.

"What he doesn't say is which companies will switch your shares into ISA without going to market." Why should I?

As I said in a previous message.. If you are going to the market for Bed & ISA's, you are paying to much for the process.

Price may not be everything as it's only a once a year jobbie for most and there might be other benefits that you prefer. I can not direct people from provider to an other, providing any advise based recommendation is much more nuanced and a very personal process.

If in doubt ask your own adviser, why you paying through the nose for Bed & ISA's, when there is no change in ownership of the shares. It's a good question and they should understand what it means

[goldibucks] 11/4/2019 20:22

"What he doesn't say is which companies will switch your shares into ISA without going to market." Not Halifax Share Dealing. I did one a year ago, they acted like they'd never done one to begin with, then did it through the market and charged me about £100 in shares. Rip off merchants.

[rescuer] 11/4/2019 20:15

"ziggy zaggy" - i know i've been away for a while - giving me laughs this thread - thanks folks :-)

[fireball xl5] 11/4/2019 19:56

Thanks Plat

[plat hunter] 11/4/2019 17:34

Fireball..

I've just private messaged you.

[yangou] 11/4/2019 17:11

The chart seems to be going to do a little Ziggy zaggy before doing a further move upwards. Still looking good to me.

[yangou] 11/4/2019 17:09

The chart seems to be going to do a little Ziggy zaggy before doing a further move upwards. Still looking good to me.

[mark of the rushes] 11/4/2019 16:13

That's the way I do it robers.

[gsg] 11/4/2019 14:56

Tharisa's quarterlies also provide some guidance on current chrome prices.

The average metallurgical grade chrome concentrate contract price was US$162/t (ZAR2 268/t), which was marginally lower in US$ (1.2%) and ZAR terms (1.9%) for the quarter. The Group's policy is to make continuous monthly sales and maintain limited pipeline inventory with metallurgical grade chrome contract prices strengthening by some US$20/t to approximately US$180/t post the reporting period.

[gsg] 11/4/2019 14:18

Interesting insight into power outages in SA from Tharisa's quarterlies.



Processing.

While the processing operations are largely insulated from load shedding stage 1 to 3 in South Africa, the unprecedented stage 4 load shedding in March 2019 introduced instability into the processing plants and, at times, necessitated the stopping of certain processing circuits including the crusher circuits and part of
the mill circuits, thereby impacting on overall production. Subsequently measures have been put in place to mitigate the risk of further load shedding and the impact on production with alternative standby diesel generator capacity.

[goingforarun] 11/4/2019 13:53

Like to see the ask is rising. Useful going into the quarterlies.

[robers98] 11/4/2019 13:26

Better still take advantage of the rising share price. Fund the isa, purchase some more jlp. Then sell out of the trading account when they are above your purchase price. Imo

[rescuer] 11/4/2019 13:20

I must be getting old, it used to be called Bed and Breakfast when I was a lad.

I tried eating an ISA there wasn't much nutritional value :-)

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[freedom97] 11/4/2019 13:06

There's another B & I imo (trades 24 & 25) I did say Monday we will see many go thru. If you don't think it's a B & I then so be it. LOL!

[fireball xl5] 11/4/2019 12:46

Brokers, posh name for trader, at least you know where you are with Del Boy.

[fireball xl5] 11/4/2019 12:43

Freedom, it looks to me like there is a pecuniary advantage to someone and all the risk lies with the end user.