Polymetal Share Discussion Threads

[le0nard] 10/7/2019 10:11

Why didn't they RNS it?

[crossing_the_rubicon] 10/7/2019 10:03

Cheers jman. Nice find. Was wondering what was behind the fall myself.

[rolo7] 10/7/2019 09:02

Many thanks!

[rolo7] 10/7/2019 08:10

Big fall here?!

[gateside] 05/7/2019 10:25

Yes if it stays over £10 then highly likely it will be promoted at the next review, which I believe is in late August

[rolo7] 04/7/2019 00:34

Poly certainly heading to fste100 way out front in fste 250.

[srpactive] 27/6/2019 09:51

The ftse100 reshuffle valuation date come end August
will be very interesting the way we are performing.

dyor

active

[edjge2] 26/6/2019 07:55

Surprised no activity here as that was an impressive rise

[srpactive] 12/6/2019 13:54

G

Yes I have been following that myself, now with gold on the rise,
especially if Mr Trump gets his wish for lowering rates we could
really be tickling a place come end August valuation date.

dyor

[gateside] 12/6/2019 08:15

Very close to being promoted to ftse100 in last week's reshuffle.

[vb6] 15/2/2019 15:03

Well Le0nard we're well through 800p. Do you think we're going consistently through 900 anytime soon. Or is it flat lining now and time to take profits ?Yours Passionate about Russian Goldvb6

[edjge2] 10/12/2018 14:58

Doing a stormer from below 600p

[le0nard] 04/12/2018 15:18

if it gets through £8, next stop £9

[fangorn2] 14/11/2018 12:07

One
One bit of positive news.

Inclusion in Russian MSCI index

Polymetal joins MSCI Russia Index
"I am proud that Polymetal has successfully met the criteria of MSCI Russia Index after significantly improving its liquidity on the Moscow Exchange," said Group CEO, Vitaly Nesis. "This is a milestone for us and will help Polymetal broaden its investor base".


and a useless Broker update!

Pointless. Why do they bother.

JPMORGAN RAISES POLYMETAL INTERNATIONAL PRICE TARGET TO 940 (930) PENCE - 'NEUTRAL'

[vb6] 14/11/2018 10:25

Whatever it is, long may it last.Yours Pleased with a Gain in Troubled Timesvb6

[cl1nt1] 14/11/2018 08:51

whats this delayed reaction to the Nezhda Feasability Study?

[fangorn2] 30/10/2018 12:31

Greyerz: China Just Took Delivery Of A Massive Amount Of Gold From London & New York



And when the paper market breaks, and China dominates the gold market, it’s going to be very interesting because I really look forward to the West failing in their manipulation of the gold price through the various paper markets and through the interbank market."

We again see that Switzerland is buying the 400 ounce bars from the UK and US bullion banks and converting them into 1 kilo bars and then shipping them on to Asia. Last month there was hardly any buying from the mines. It all came out of London and New York.

[fangorn2] 23/10/2018 10:23

JPMORGAN RAISES POLYMETAL PRICE TARGET TO 930 (840) PENCE - 'NEUTRAL'

[fangorn2] 20/10/2018 12:04

Interesting article gold side...

These ten mines will make money even if gold price falls to $550
This article by Vladimir Basov may be of interest to subscribers. Here is a section:



These Top 10 lowest cost gold mines are all below all-in-sustaining costs (AISC) $550/oz level and will prove profitable – even if the price falls 50%.

Mining Intelligence looked at costs at primary gold mines and found 10 operations that would still make money, even if gold halves in value from today's levels. AISC metrics has been taken as a basis of comparison and ranking.

Since the World Gold Council (WGC) published a Guidance on AISC in June 2013, which introduced a transparent standardised production cost estimation metrics intended to be used commonly by the global gold industry, a majority – yet not all – of the leading publicly-trading gold producing companies successfully adopted WGC’s recommendations and implemented AISC to their official reports.

AISC metrics provide a more comprehensive look at mine economics than the traditional "cash costs" approach that many companies may interpret arbitrarily – and it includes such important expenses as overhead outlays and capital used in ongoing exploration, mine development and production.


Eoin Treacy's view
All in sustaining costs are certainly a useful metric for addressing the prospects for any mine. However, when we address the list above what we are presented with are the lowest cost of production mines but they are mostly the legacy properties companies started with before they had to spend more money to acquire additional properties which generally do not have the same attractive cost structure.

[vb6] 19/10/2018 09:11

This was recommended on Fleet Street Letter and has done well since. Gold and Russia an interesting combination.Yoursvb6

[edjge2] 17/10/2018 08:38

Still motoring upwards, surprised little activity on this thread. I'm holding onto mine til christmas at least. Glad you profitted good trading op as was 600 to 700+ now. Possibly making a fall now for reentry but AAZ, CAML, VAST and even POG may offer better prospects as gold rise kills debts. Good luck LINTON5