Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[kevster5] 29/6/2023 18:35

Presume all these very frequent, quite large for an individual purchase go into your ISA?

[frogkid] 29/6/2023 18:09

Actually I might do 2 x 54000!!

[frogkid] 29/6/2023 16:46

I'll grab another 100k tomorrow. Been distracted with lunch today. Asparagus soup and lemon sole. Delightful .

[freedom97] 29/6/2023 16:45

I know complete a waste of time imo.

[frogkid] 29/6/2023 16:43

What would be rhe point?

[baldrick1] 29/6/2023 16:34

Two cr..ks have spoken

[freedom97] 29/6/2023 15:57

I think it's Bullster, remember a few years ago he said he was buying software for about £350 which would allow him to trade very small amounts like 1 and 60 shares and wouldn't be charged any commission. Ever since he said that we have had countless small trades go thru.

I noticed that when buys are put thru it's always at a higher price than if someone buys say 10,000 for instance look at that 1 trade today at full ask yet the 10k is much lower price. The same applies to when very small sells are put thru always closer to the Bid than larger sells.

In conclusion totally pointless spending everyday putting thru these tiny trades.

If however those tiny trades were put thru JSE on SETS which JBL uses, then yes would effect the movement of the share price

[aceshi] 29/6/2023 15:22

It's a fallacy to believe it's only pgm prices that have knocked 2/3 off the share price over the last 18 months. Firstly, there have been periods in the past when pgms have been climbing and the JLP share price has been falling. So they don't track each other by rule. Global volitility. SA power issues. Any investor who believes that this is not affecting the entire SA economy, is delusional. Any idea what it costs to produce electricity using diesel generators? And the hourly maintenence costs of said generators? At times even the mobile network towers are out. It's not to be brushed off, as Leon has done but they will use it later, to justify lower than expected profits. And then the issue very few of you wish to confront, market sentiment towards the company, which has been self inflicted. Never an in depth explanation or projections, as to the massive amount of financing required, merely to complete existing project commitments. But always plenty "jam tomorrow"

[bullster] 29/6/2023 15:16

PLATINUM
49%
@
$893.00
$437.57


PALLADIUM
40%
@
$1,210.00
$484.00


RHODIUM
9%
@
$3,500.00
$315.00


GOLD
2%
@
$1,900.70
$38.01





B.B.I. =
$1,275


EVEN LOWER.

[sb] 29/6/2023 14:24

Rhodium is $5,000 not $3,700. Anyone know the Iridium content ...Iridium is in the aascendant due to demad for hydrogen cataysis and use in satcomms...and is $4,600/oz currently.

[pshevlin] 29/6/2023 14:01

Is some idiot trying to move this down with all these 100 quid sells? If so, pathetic.

[tonyevo256] 29/6/2023 13:20

Lol...strong language.
I suspect, bullster like many others try to talk the share price down in the hope of getting in at cheaper price. They all know jubilee is a star in the making and will rocket once pgm prices improve or Zambia copper gets going...

[adejuk] 29/6/2023 13:17

this is not a schoolyard
ad hominems are not appropriate between adults mrsingh
i am solomon and you threw the first punch
we are all disappointed by recent sp
it's appropriate to feel sad about that. attacking others who disagree with you is a way to avoid that.

[baldrick1] 29/6/2023 13:09

Creep begets creep

[bullster] 29/6/2023 12:55

CREEP !




mrsingh1 - 24 Aug 2021 - 11:51:26 - 42581 of 53996 Mighty Oaks from Tiny Acorns (Moderated) - JLP

Hi Bullster..i would be interested to know what you make of this latest rns? As you do seem to give a fair and honest opinion.. can you see any negatives?

[mrsingh1] 29/6/2023 12:15

Bullster you c*nt.. its clear to see the share price has fallen due to pgm prices.. you state inyoni is profitless at this level and to look at last 6 monthly figures to 31/12/22 where cost of pgm ounce was higher due to lower chrome credits... u fail to mention, as tony has pointed out the higher chrome credits in March resulting in cost of pgm ounce falling to $383... you were calling investors thick and saying chrome credits would have no material impact, you were clearly wrong there. Even if pgm revenue per ounce fell too $900, if chrome prices remain strong and cost of pgm ounce remains around $383.. net earnings on 44k ounces is 23m and thats without any copper which supports the current share price .. inyoni looks pretty profitable to me

[frogkid] 29/6/2023 11:39

7.645 and 7.68, slightly above mid

[pshevlin] 29/6/2023 11:09

Not showing at that price Froggers. As to not sure how long this situation will last, probably until we get som news and figures.

[frogkid] 29/6/2023 10:57

Picked up 100k at less than mid price, 2 x 50k

[the_isolator] 29/6/2023 08:50

Seems like we cannot move above 9 much before we drop down to these levels not sure how long this will last

[kennyp52] 28/6/2023 23:04

Tonyevo .. it’s a fair point . Any idea what the AISC average is for PGM miners .. can they actually be losing money ? Don’t forget most of the worlds PGM comes out of South Africa and a few of them go bust or think of mothballing then that reduces supply and in normal economics cause a price rise . Platinum is used in the hydrogen engine industry which could provide a huge boost to demand over the next few years . If the rest of the world wake up and realise EV’s are not the answer and maybe then move us all to hydrogen once the Japanese have perfected it then it could be boom time for platinum again . I still think JLP is going to be a winner .

[tonyevo256] 28/6/2023 20:16

In March our cost per PGM oz was stated as 383usd so we're still very profitable...I feel sorry for the PGM miners, they will suffer..

[adejuk] 28/6/2023 18:54

it's hanging landscape instead of portrait