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KEFI Kefi Gold And Copper Plc

0.722
0.006 (0.84%)
17 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Kefi Gold And Copper Plc LSE:KEFI London Ordinary Share GB00BD8GP619 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.006 0.84% 0.722 0.722 0.738 0.75 0.722 0.75 31,177,207 16:35:25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Metal Mining Services 0 -6.36M -0.0013 -5.62 36.25M
Kefi Gold And Copper Plc is listed in the Metal Mining Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker KEFI. The last closing price for Kefi Gold And Copper was 0.72p. Over the last year, Kefi Gold And Copper shares have traded in a share price range of 0.504p to 0.974p.

Kefi Gold And Copper currently has 4,965,124,857 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Kefi Gold And Copper is £36.25 million. Kefi Gold And Copper has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -5.62.

Kefi Gold And Copper Share Discussion Threads

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24/6/2020
18:50
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robjm66
24/6/2020
18:12
Not that we trying to make the agm sound like a mafia trail “Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in“ (Kefi shareholder).
robjm66
24/6/2020
16:00
rob,

I hope that they are tinted.

estseon
24/6/2020
15:01
Well got my mask now so as long as they do not have it in Australia of on Zoom I might be back, Harry might be behind some plastic screens especially if we do face any delays!
robjm66
24/6/2020
14:54
I don't 'trade' these, and I have no intention of doing so. I believe the mine will open, and it will yield me a handsome profit ultimately. News of funding could come any time, but I can wait if necessary. Not in the least bit nervous about it. Then there is also SA to look forward to.
scrappycat
24/6/2020
14:44
Yeah... I sat in front of you last year :)
richsmithsmith
24/6/2020
14:27
Hung on this long. Might as well see what next week brings.
mam fach
24/6/2020
14:24
Yep 28th of June in london Richsmithsmith.
robjm66
24/6/2020
14:15
Chronic Investor:

Market Outlook by Neil Wilson 24/6/20

Gold broke out to fresh multi-year highs above $1770 as real Treasury yields continued to plunge. US 10-year Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS) dipped to new 7-year lows at –0.66 per cent and have declined by 14bps in the last 6 days. The front end of the curve has also declined more sharply in the last couple of sessions, with 2-year real rates at –0.81%. Indeed, all along the curve real rates have come down with the 30-year at –0.14 per cent. Gold has also found some bid on a softening dollar in recent days, with the dollar index down 1 per cent in the last two sessions. Fears that global central banks are fuelling a latent inflation boom with aggressive increases in the money supply continue to act as the longer-term bull thesis for gold.

As previously discussed, gold is a clear winner from the pandemic. Gold was initially sold off in February and the first half of March as a result of the scramble for cash and dollar funding squeeze. Since then gold has made substantial progress in tandem with risk assets since the March lows because of central bank action to keep a lid on bond yields. The combination of negative real yields and the prospect of an inflation surge due to massively increased money supply is sending prices higher. Whilst the Covid-19 outbreak is at first a deflationary shock to the economy, the aftermath of this crisis could be profoundly inflationary. Gold remains the best hedge against inflation which may be about to return, even if deflationary pressures are more pronounced right now.

marnewton
24/6/2020
14:06
When's the AGM due? Wasnt it end of June last year ?
richsmithsmith
24/6/2020
13:55
I'm more sick of it than stressed. Sick of counting down to arbitrary deadlines that come and go with nothing actually happening, sick of vague assurances and sick of limp excuses. I've got KEFI fatigue.
jaylett
24/6/2020
13:38
I don't think ANS will cough up. I believe EG will organise something, but it won't come out of the hat next Tuesday/Wednesday, I think it will be more like starting over for funding.
jlwilliams
24/6/2020
13:32
The stress of it and other things is getting to me too, jaylett. I don't see any point in worrying about what will happen if the cash does not come in by next Tuesday.
estseon
24/6/2020
13:31
Jaylett!! How dare you say such nasty things about the Company's, mine & your good friends ANS? Next you'll be impugning the reputation of other friends of ours, like Lanstead & Sanderson. ;-)
taxlosstone
24/6/2020
12:43
Expecting to see 1800 POG in the next week, then a positive funding RNS and KEFI could easily double overnight. Not dreaming too much about part 2!!!
scars
24/6/2020
12:29
As long as you are happy Andysand :-)
robjm66
24/6/2020
12:19
Two possible scenarios may be coming.1) Share price rises fast on no news or news that seems great but money isn't in the bank. In this case, I will sell and be happy.2) Share price rises fast and first money is now in the bank. I will hold and be happy.I am pretty confident in either of the above. Obviously there are other scenarios where the price goes down. If it's on news, then I will sell and be unhappy :)Andy
andysand
24/6/2020
10:16
Gold futures 1793....
richsmithsmith
24/6/2020
07:36
Howling. Lend it to Adams. He had his stolen from an unsecured shed over a year ago.
cybaajak
24/6/2020
07:23
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I have a shovel and spade at the ready.
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howling
23/6/2020
21:32
POG marching upwards. 1770.
If this doesn't stir ANS into action I don't know what will. Fear of missing out must be kicking in hopefully. A bit like us really.

digger2779
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