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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platinum Aus | PLAA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 35.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 35.00 |
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Posted at 31/1/2013 12:01 by apavlovic anything is better then nothing. As they say beggers can't be choosee I have an account with iii and cannot deal with Aus shares. therefore an exchange for PLAA shares would take out th eneed for some extra admin in setting up an account with another broker.hopefully this can complete by Apr/May and am sure if it goes ahead JLP shares will be trading much higher then present 12p |
Posted at 28/7/2011 09:58 by pecker1 Just when you think surely it can't get any worse after PLAA has managed to back five year's bad luck into one, the jinx strikes again. This time it's a SA Gov dept ordering the contractor to stop work. Fortunately matter resolved and back to work after a few days.Tempting fate, wonder if this is the start of a long-awaited recovery. Lewins has at last brought in a COO to help manage the mining operations. The longest straw I'm clutching is that one day the Panton project in Australia will be judged commercially viable - platinum and palladium have to stay over $1,800 and $800 respectively before this is likely to happen. |
Posted at 08/2/2011 17:52 by apavlovic Platiunu and Palladium racing ahead.Will plaa miss out on another cycle due to strikes? |
Posted at 19/1/2011 10:35 by pecker1 Worth reading, not least as PLAA gets a plug:If the cost pressures in SA play out then the Panton project in OZ is looking better and better for PLAA. |
Posted at 17/1/2011 10:19 by pecker1 With palladium closing in on $800, PLAA may decide to take another look at Panton. Having a potentially viable PGM project outside of SA must be a strategic advantage, so let's hope the PGM basket price turns it into an economic asset. |
Posted at 25/11/2010 13:05 by pecker1 Red,Do you mean WTN? If PLAA can perform anything like WTN has in the past few months, I will be delighted! |
Posted at 25/11/2010 12:38 by pecker1 PLAA gets a mention in this list of disappointers: |
Posted at 11/11/2010 23:10 by apavlovic Red,Sorry for daft question but not had the time to catch up on the news. Sincer PLAA left teh aim market I just left my shares with iii account. Presumably they are still held in the register somewhere? I need to look into this. If we decide to take up our allocations how would that work. Would I need to open an account with a broker who can deal in oz shares? Your advice would be most appreciated |
Posted at 11/11/2010 19:14 by pecker1 Red, This offering certainly explains the recent decline in the share price after things were looking up with the new mining contractor on site. I think UK shareholders should be entitled to subscribe, despite the AIM listing having been withdrawn. I'd be surprised if JL kicked us in the teeth. I have to say that this has been probably the most disappointing investment I have ever made. Disappointing because the early days promised so much and JL exuded confidence and competence. Yet here we are struggling to make Smokey Hills profitable and Kalplats now looking as exciting as cowpats. I see little point in selling as the unrelenting flow of bad news - the latest, a dilutive and discounted offering - is in the price. My one straw that I'm clutching is that Kalplats is being so downgraded that ARM might be persuaded to sell some of their holding to PLAA. |
Posted at 18/5/2010 07:24 by murrayteller PLAA appears to be a lonely old investment these days. Where are my fellow sufferers? I'm still confident for the medium term, since 'when' Smokey gets up to speed, PLAA gets to cream all the profits for the next two years and Kalplats is thrown in for free. The short term, on the other hand, looks seriously ugly with no news to come and a jittery market to contend with. Over on Hotcopper, one poster reckons Soros could well be behind all the shorting. With Pt prices still firm, why the hell should PLAA be the victim of so many short positions? This was also the case before the disappointing quarterly. Curious. |
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