Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[aceshi] 10/9/2019 07:53

......Except for Plat, Losta and a handful of weary others.

[plat hunter] 09/9/2019 20:53

Moving more towards convergence on the MA's

[plat hunter] 09/9/2019 20:14

You definately sound intelligent Black Bird...

Care to share your calculations and expand on the anomalies you mentioned?

[goingforarun] 09/9/2019 19:18

Blackbird, to be believed you have to publish fact otherwise the term is b*ll*cks!

[black bird] 09/9/2019 17:50

sums don't add up. last report. go to amount of pgm = revenue dosen't not
compute, informed may add to this , i do hope final figs will show, the true maths, or question the revenue from pgm the gap is big. rev shortfall.
in the millions. BB

[deme1] 09/9/2019 15:48

I think that was reference to kabwe

[gsg] 09/9/2019 15:46

Leon : "In Zambia we will be bringing quite a bit more detail to the market soon."

[sleveen] 09/9/2019 14:31

d1

@ 2mins 33secs

Still commissioning Cu side.

Will produce Cu in 2019.

[niloc4] 09/9/2019 14:11

2200 shares traded on the JSE. Unbelievable. This volume is pathetic. NO ONE SEEMS TO BE LISTENING TO LEON CHATTING WITH THE BIG BOYS.

[deme1] 09/9/2019 13:57

did he say producing copper in this year already?
or did he mean will be producing copper in this year.

I would find it strange to be producing copper already when they have not even informed us of where the tailings are coming from.

[gsg] 09/9/2019 13:39

Leon on Directors Talk

[aceshi] 09/9/2019 13:30

"Considerable positive II interest" is just more opinionated words, backed with no substantial facts. If the broader II market was truly impressed with JLPs progress and potential, surely they would be climbing in at current share price levels? It was suggested recently that less than 20%of JLP's shares, can be attributed to, most likely, only 2 II's. The rest cannot be proven, as this information is not public knowledge. Hardly earth shattering and proves nothing about JLP investor demographics, going forward. Generally a stagnant share price and low volumes would be attributed to a general lack of interest in the company.

[robers98] 09/9/2019 13:20

Aim investors on target to pocket more than £1bn in dividends

Dividends paid out to investors by small and medium-sized firms on the junior stock market jumped 24% to a new a record total of £633m in the first six months of 2019.

According to the latest Alternative Investment Market (Aim) dividend monitor from Link Group, investors are on target to pocket well over £1bn from Aim-listed firms for a second year despite the uncertainty surrounding Brexit.

Link Group said the returns recorded over the first half of the year were flattered by unusually large “special”; dividends, but even on an underlying basis, the £571m total was 13.9% higher compared with the first half of 2018. A little under half of this increase was contributed by new listings.

The figures are likely to fuel concerns that businesses are handing shareholders funds that should be set aside for investment. Unions are are also likely to be dismayed at the high level of profits set aside for shareholders when workers’ pay remains subdued.

The Aim was launched in 1995 as a growth market dedicated to small and medium-sized companies. It provides access to investment finance that may be too large for founders to raise privately. Its lighter-touch regulatory structure makes it a riskier place to invest than in more established firms.

Link Group said the strong start to 2019 followed a 15% increase in 2018, taking Aim companies’ total payouts to £1,116m last year, breaching the £1bn mark for the first time.

Among the larger-paying Aim sectors, the fastest underlying growth so far this year has come from healthcare, financials, and industrial goods and support companies.

However, Aim’s listed retailers paid out a fifth less year-on-year, thanks mainly to the bankruptcy of Conviviality. Building materials and construction dividends also fell.

Michael Kempe, the chief operating officer at Link Market Services, said: “Fewer Aim companies pay dividends than their main-market counterparts, simply because so many are still in their early capital-hungry phase.

“But not only has the proportion of Aim companies paying dividends risen, but those coming to market are doing so earlier, and those paying them are growing their dividends rapidly.”

Despite the dividend growth, he said the value of Aim companies has fallen sharply over the last year, as investors face an uncertain, and potentially damaging, Brexit outcome.

“The trend of dividends from Aim companies remains upwards, and that should drive shareholder returns. In this context, braver investors may consider current low valuations of Aim stocks as an opportunity,” he said.

[scrappycat] 09/9/2019 11:59

The share price activity in recent months, has provide a significant base for the detractors to have their say. However, they appear to choose to overlook the fact that there has been, and continues to be, considerable positive II interest in this share.
The IIs' capacity, for research and the associated potential of the company, comprehensively outstrips the capacity of any PI, and it seems sensible to pay attention to what they are doing, rather than the detractors.

Just my view of things.

[niloc4] 09/9/2019 11:04

And "Ladies" with Roosters

[niloc4] 09/9/2019 02:24

Plat Hunter multibags daily at the caravan park.

[goingforarun] 08/9/2019 21:50

One bag, hopefully not paper, will do for me!

[aceshi] 08/9/2019 08:22

......... Or Plats rabbit that he keeps telling us JLP, is going to pull out of a hat.

[plat hunter] 07/9/2019 18:09

The World Platinum Investment Council is describing the recent investor demand for the metal as 'Rampant'

Note, not to be confused with AcesHi's rabbit

[niloc4] 07/9/2019 17:23

Lostabillion, are you part of the consulting fees being paid by jubilee? You work a lot giving praises for jubilee even though share price destruction continues for jubilee. YOU GET A LIFE

[kennyp52] 07/9/2019 17:14

You too Losta ... a port in a storm ?