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RRS Randgold Res.

6,546.00
0.00 (0.00%)
24 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Randgold Res. LSE:RRS London Ordinary Share GB00B01C3S32 ORD $0.05
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 6,546.00 6,580.00 6,584.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/12/2016
17:08
Its about 36 last time I looked RRS is oversold.
blueball
15/12/2016
17:07
What is it now blueball?
professor pettigrew
15/12/2016
17:01
When the RSI falls to 30 that will be the low it works everytime.
blueball
15/12/2016
16:54
Six dollars to go on the downside to the critical $1117 level.

I think gold will begin to strengthen if we get that low.

professor pettigrew
15/12/2016
15:06
Decent housing news in the US.

It seems Trump was so unpopular when he won everyone bought a house to get over it.

Mental scenario given the pre-election gloom.

bonio10000
15/12/2016
15:02
Seven goes @ $1130 and the bu££er won`t hold :-)
philanderer
15/12/2016
14:09
Lets hope it returns to £60 p p.
blueball
15/12/2016
14:02
blueball - I picked up 822 shares at £55.90 this morning, so at the moment I'm around £920 down.

I'm not even batting an eyelid. Lots of positives for gold, we'll be back at £60 here in no time at all.

professor pettigrew
15/12/2016
14:00
Added a few @5475p just now.
blueball
15/12/2016
13:58
Looking spot on for my forecast 10,000 trades and 1m+ volume today.


A lot of paper short positions in gold due to be unwound and covered very soon.

professor pettigrew
15/12/2016
13:57
Now if we could just break back above $1132 ...
philanderer
15/12/2016
13:55
blueball - £54 should hold comfortably.

Don't forget the gearing effect. Gold has been walloped in the past few days. All paper shorting in my view.

Watch us get closer to £60 when gold goes back over $1160.

professor pettigrew
15/12/2016
13:18
£5 off this is ridiculous hope £54 holds.
blueball
15/12/2016
12:50
hxxp://didthesystemcollapse.com/

There is already a disconnect between PM markets - let alone between paper and physical.

bonio10000
15/12/2016
12:14
You do wonder that if the USD keeps rising and kills commodities how the 85% of the world economy that is not the US is going to survive.

as it is, all oil countries need USD 80 plus a barrel to survive and are running down reserves. Brazil - screwed, never ending recession etc.

good point bonio - there will reach a point where other markets will have had enough - why should everyone else suffer because of one guys blinkered, protectionist, non trading mentality ? there's always another way ..............

perch3
15/12/2016
12:03
Be careful on trying to catch a falling knife. A couple weeks ago I said if £55 doesn't hold we could be looking at £48 as the next stop. Good to top up but don't top up with money you need in the short term. Look for the bargains and tuck them away for about 6 months or so.
dlewis1
15/12/2016
11:40
It is not real economics, just traders trying to make a crust.
Often computer driven high frequency trading.
These prices are driven up and down by traders nothing more.

careful
15/12/2016
11:36
Getting silly now - in a land of already irrational bubbles.
bonio10000
15/12/2016
11:35
From whence gold will rebound.
professor pettigrew
15/12/2016
11:32
Next chart support looks like january`s $1117
philanderer
15/12/2016
11:31
You do wonder that if the USD keeps rising and kills commodities how the 85% of the world economy that is not the US is going to survive.

as it is, all oil countries need USD 80 plus a barrel to survive and are running down reserves. Brazil - screwed, never ending recession etc.

bonio10000
15/12/2016
11:29
Happy to hold here. Have concluded three paper to physical transactions since US election and have fourth on radar. The old adage that "cash is king" will need re-working in not to distant future.
dstorey1
15/12/2016
11:25
This will kill emerging markets as well.
bonio10000
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