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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Platinum Aus | LSE:PLAA | London | Ordinary Share | AU000000PLA8 | ORD NPV |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 35.00 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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Platinum Australia Ld (PLAA) Share Charts1 Year Platinum Australia Ld Chart |
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| 11/2/2013 | 14:08 | Platinum Australia charts + news (ASX - PLA) | 2,858 |
| 27/1/2010 | 05:45 | Platinum Australia Limited ASX:PLA LSE:AIM:PLAA | 450 |
| 16/11/2008 | 20:29 | Opinions on Platinum Australia | 1 |
| 07/3/2008 | 16:40 | PLAA with Charts & News | 266 |
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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 29/8/2011 18:34 by red ninja Thats right.The question is at what price. I bailed at 29.5c so for me it's academic interest only.... |
Posted at 29/7/2011 16:29 by red ninja Mmm PLA seem to be hit by one problem after another. The quarterly was also a disappointment.Maybe the COO can raise output at Smokey Hills, maybe the other projects will move forward and the PLA share price will rally again. I've sold out to seek other opportunities .... |
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 15/6/2011 19:58 by apavlovic Agree Red. Ok we had the assaults and unfortunatelly one person was killed which is very, very bad news and others hospitalised. However, since that incident price coninues going down in a spiral. |
Posted at 27/5/2011 11:38 by piedro Platinum Australia has to deliverBrendan Ryan | Thu, 26 May 2011 11:52 PLATINUM Australia (PLA) has produced a positive prefeasibility study (PFS) for its Rooderand project, but the company's immediate future will be determined by what happens at the operating Smokey Hills mine. PLA is listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), where the share price has dropped more than 50% this year from around A$0.85 in January to a low of A$0.40 earlier this month before recovering marginally to current levels around A$0.42. The collapse can be ascribed to the non-performance of Smokey Hills - which delivered another disappointing performance in the March quarter - combined with tough times for platinum producers generally, which has caused a drop in platinum share prices across the board. .... ... READ ON >>> |
Posted at 18/1/2011 17:06 by red ninja Chartsmart,Pleased with the PLA share price recovery. What a roller coaster PLA is. If the palladium/platinum price stay bullish SLV may well catch up ... |
Posted at 10/11/2010 06:20 by red ninja Apavlovic,Well I believe the DFS was only done on Indicated and Measured resource. Thus the larger Inferred resources does not figure in the results and I believe that is a larger part of the current resource. I also bear in mind it only covers 7 of 8 targets. I believe also that this may be one of those projects which when it get going there will be possible extensions. I would hope those facts will mean the project will be more profitable than stated in the DFS. Presumably should do. A little bit late, but I sold out the new shares I have bought this year for a small profit. That still leaves me with my core holding. I believe the market really wants to see Smokey coming onto targets before we see more PLA share price recovery. It would be worth looking to see if African Minerals have brought out a release in SA about the DFS. I may consider the case for paring down my holding again...given the share price is drifting downwards. |
Posted at 10/4/2010 10:13 by red ninja Yep, that's true, but I seem to recall a financial crash accompanied with a share price crash in that time.One might think that might have caused one or two problems for small company financing and thus cause the odd delay or two in developments. So all in all I'm happy with whats been achieved in these turbulent times. Also bear in mind we have been issuing more shares at lower prices, pre-crash we had a fund raising AU$2.74 (i recall) and the lowest cash raising was at AU$0.56 recovering from the crash. What a great trading experienece we've had in PLAA share price, if you've only sold moderately high and bought back during the recovery you will have done well. |
Posted at 10/4/2010 05:57 by chartsmart Drewz I've been watching as PGMs have soared again thinking the same thing. Its not as if the outlook for PGMs is that bad either. The share price is disappointing looking back at the last few years and makes me think I probably should have traded them more instead of holding a long term core.However I do believe that PGMS will continue to consolidate and that some of the smaller companies will regain a lot of lost share price this year which is why I have now gone long across the whole sector. The big producers that can throw out ounces while prices are high will do well but then they have also taken big losses to offset during the fall, have high costs and are more likely to see serious strikes imo. Platinum Australia I feel has been disappointing on the time line especially Kalplats. With SH fully up together we would have been close to full production on an excellent basket price and the share price would probably be far ahead of where it is now. I'm sure Soros didnt foresee the lightning strike, pot hole and strike all coming hot on the heels of each other, c'est la vie. While another acquisition or talk of Panton rising from the ashes would be great it appears like the market wants to see cash coming in before we get rerated. PLA, JLP, PPN, SLV which one will be first back to 100p? chart prices for comparison not accurate SP free stock charts from www.advfn.com |
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