Patagonia Gold Share Discussion Threads

[hazl] 14/3/2016 09:31

You sure wouldn't be any good at a marketing job either of you ! lol

You are upbeat when the share is doing well and gloomy when it retreats.That is the nature of share-dealing,accepting the ups and downs .
If you want the share to go up why would you try to put prospective investors off?
Why are you still in this share if you don't believe in it?
I don't understand?

This company are in the hottest sector at the moment and should do well.Patience is needed imo

[chutes01] 14/3/2016 09:21

fund raising wont be at anything better than 1.5p

[hazl] 14/3/2016 09:19

down on little volume and the gold price is up this morning...8-)

[lochlea] 14/3/2016 08:48

Watch my lips........ this is being walked down to facilitate yet another share placement/dilution.

Staggering cash burn. Truly staggering.

[hazl] 13/3/2016 20:35

From investing.com
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Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT

Articles (177)


'
At the start of 2016, renowned fund manager and bond king Jeff Gundlach predicted gold would surge to $1400/oz. That was quite the call considering gold was still in a bear market. He reiterated his target a few days ago in a webcast. Gold closed the week below $1260/oz after reaching as high as $1287/oz following the ECB decision. Corrections in both gold and gold stocks have been limited to swift declines lasting no more than two days. While we cannot predict the future, we think there is some chance that gold could reach Gundlach’s target before a sustained correction.'

[hazl] 13/3/2016 20:30

'Jim welcomes back Louise Yamada CMT, Managing Director of Louise Yamada Technical Research Advisors. Louise sees the current uptrend in the market as a bear market rally and notes that the major indexes are stalling at the declining 200-day moving average. She believes we need to make new highs to see an end to the bear market. Louise also points out that there are few places to hide around the globe, and she sees similar technical patterns in most markets. As to gold, Louise believes it is being propelled primarily by the fear of global negative interest rates. She also thought the move through $1200 was a break-out, and we could see a rally to $1400 over time. They also discussed interest rates and the dollar as well. Also, Ryan Puplava has this week’s Market Wrap-up, and David Morgan of The Morgan Report discusses the precious metals markets with Jim.'

From financial-sense
...the important bit,in my opinion.
This woman often has the finger on the button,in my opinion and confirms what I have been thinking.

[chutes01] 13/3/2016 20:17

no need to concentrate so much on POG, it's how they will fund raise for the next project after they blew all the cash from gold sales from the previous project, what a shower, we could be diluted to extinction here.

[investment dave] 10/3/2016 17:57

Gold moving upwards surely recovery tomorrow

[justino] 10/3/2016 14:14

Stock markets inititally rallied on the ECB rate reduction and increase in Euro QE. The rally lasted all of an hour. Good for gold IMO over the coming months.

[hazl] 10/3/2016 14:01

HEY Folks.....gold going back up.......its so volatile today....!!
ECB reduces rates

[glennrcharles] 10/3/2016 12:26

I guess a sense of humour is at least some sense eh :)

[glennrcharles] 10/3/2016 12:24

Thanks hazl ... a poor attempt :)

[lochlea] 10/3/2016 12:24

Yeah, I guess almost as funny as PGD share price losing over 20% because of PoG.

[hazl] 10/3/2016 12:00

Glen is just trying to bring a bit of humour into it......

[lochlea] 10/3/2016 11:29

GlennRCharles

That's the silliest comparison I've heard in a while. Comparing a split second & irreversible decision by someone who is only paid expenses against folks who collectively makes money by creating a market over an 8 hour session so that they can generate a profitable margin for themselves.

If you want to use a football analogy - I notice PGD has been in the relegation zone of Van Eck's portfolio of over 50 similar sector stocks....... and that's been the case for past 14 months since they dumped 30 million PGD shares...... yet a great many of those similar type companies in their portfolio have flourished over that period. Why is that? Perhaps because they don't have a cash burn like PGD and actually deliver on what they promise? When will Van Eck bail? 5p perhaps? They clearly have no interest in adding PGD stock to their portfolio.

[hazl] 10/3/2016 10:43

Ha ha yes the price of gold wouldn't have anything to do with it,I suppose?
Anyway I am staying in for hopefully the bigger prize!

[glennrcharles] 10/3/2016 10:29

Same way refs don't give red cards for no reason I suppose. Depends on the home crowd and the pre match bonus..?

[hazl] 10/3/2016 10:28

Some positive interest there this morning by the looks of it.

[lochlea] 10/3/2016 08:40

MMs don't drop the price over 20% in a single session for "no reason".

[investment dave] 10/3/2016 08:36

Worth adding today after yesterday's bomb drop for no reason.

[investment dave] 09/3/2016 17:11

Well overdone

[chutes01] 09/3/2016 16:04

the latest fund raise at 2p perhaps, bit over done I think

[lochlea] 09/3/2016 16:03

.... or a function of price being manipulated downwards to facilitate zillions more cheaper shares to the Concert Party as part of latest fundraising/ share dilution.

Over 20% loss in value in just a few hours.

Don't ya just love AIM stocks?? Corrupt or what??