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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Rio Tinto Plc | LSE:RIO | London | Ordinary Share | GB0007188757 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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13.50 | 0.28% | 4,899.50 | 4,900.50 | 4,902.00 | 4,969.00 | 4,896.50 | 4,935.00 | 548,098 | 11:03:25 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec | 54.86B | 10.06B | 6.1815 | 7.96 | 80.05B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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29/5/2019 15:57 | Rio Tinto 4,647 -2.70% Anglo American 1,908.6 -2.24% Glencore 258 -0.79% (BHP) 1800.1 GBp -1.85% Iron Ore 98.59 USD 0.21(0.21%) 04:43:00 AM Gold COMEX 1,281.40 +0.34% Silver COMEX 14.40 +0.56% Copper COMEX 2.66 -1.17% Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 67.13 -2.24% Gasoline NYMEX 1.90 -2.05% Natural Gas NYMEX 2.64 +2.17% (WTI) 57.28 USD -2.75% | waldron | |
29/5/2019 15:06 | Cheers ted must adnit i did find it difficult to find once again i thank you and skinny for your assistance | waldron | |
29/5/2019 14:50 | More thoughts:- | podgyted | |
29/5/2019 14:44 | Yeah that's the one I use, but you should be aware that:- "Why is the price of iron ore so hard to find? Iron ore isn’t traded like other commodities. Benchmark indices collect data every day from industry sources and calculate a "spot price" according to their methodology. As transactions between buyers and sellers can be conducted in closed-door negotiations using different currencies and ore grades, transparency and accuracy can be an issue. A hefty fee is also charged for access to the end-of-day data. As a proxy, most online stockbrokers and charting programs use the NYMEX Futures price." So I use it for the trend - other articles I've posted use Metal Bulletin prices which are in excess of $100. | podgyted | |
29/5/2019 12:03 | cheers skinny yes used it before thanks Iron Ore 98.54 USD 0.16 (0.16%) Rio Tinto 4,651 -2.62% TODAY IT MAKES ONE CONSIDER QUESTION, HOW STRONG IS THE IRON ORE PRICE CORRELATION WITH THAT OF THE RIO SP | waldron | |
29/5/2019 11:36 | The link in post 198 isn't bad | skinny | |
29/5/2019 11:21 | ted is there a decent link i can use to ascertain current and end of day iron ore prices cheers | waldron | |
29/5/2019 06:46 | The party is over! Morgan Stanley have spoken. Iron ore slumps 2.3% to $106 and share price in Oz crashes by 0.7% to the lowest level seen this week. Seriously, interesting data on Brazilian shipments, MS reckons close to peak prices and forecasts fall back to $78 by end of year with risk to the upside. | podgyted | |
28/5/2019 17:57 | Analysts don't know what to do here. They're essentially sitting on the fence, understandably, 'cos no one knows where the current spike in iron ore prices will go. But the longer iron ore prices stay at their current levels, the more will come off the fence. It's interesting that consensus EPS has risen from $4.5 at end December to $6.0 as at now - a 33% increase - but current consensus is only a tad above "hold" - probably looking to 2020 with a "who knows" shrug of the shoulder. I don't have a crystal ball but am enjoying the ride at the moment - I also think the supply problems are longer term than some give credit for. My other thought is that many have not yet considered this is partly a demand problem - Chinese steel mills are increasing production due to increased steel prices and increased profitability. Time, as they say, will tell. But it's interesting at the moment. | podgyted | |
28/5/2019 16:24 | Rio Tinto 4,776 +2.89% Anglo American 1,952.4 +0.43% Glencore 260.05 -0.36% (BHP) - 05/28 04:30:00 pm 1830.6 GBp +1.70% Iron Ore 98.38 USD 0.24 (0.24%) Gold COMEX 1,278.10 -0.49% Silver COMEX 14.31 -1.79% Copper COMEX 2.70 -0.72% Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 69.91 -0.36% Gasoline NYMEX 1.94 -0.27% Natural Gas NYMEX 2.59 +0.19% (WTI) - 28/05 18:06:53 58.98 USD -0.29% | waldron | |
28/5/2019 12:59 | RIO HSBC Hold but reduces from 5,000.00 to 4,920.00 Reiterates | ariane | |
28/5/2019 09:39 | Rio Tinto 4,789 +3.17% | the grumpy old men | |
28/5/2019 09:38 | Bluejay Mining PLC (JAY.LN) said Tuesday that it has reached an agreement with a Rio Tinto PLC (RIO.LN) subsidiary to help analyze titanium ore from its Dundas project in Greenland. The mining company said it has reach an agreement with Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium Canada Inc. to analyze ilmenite--the most important ore of titanium--taken from its wholly owned Dundas project. Rio Tinto will analyze the ore, including a smelter test sample, at its plant in Quebec, Canada, Bluejay Mining said, adding that the two companies will work together to review and improve on the technical work that has been completed at the project to date. Bluejay Mining said that Rio Tinto can terminate the agreement at any time and that there is no guarantee the assessment of its ilmenite will lead to a long-term transaction between the two companies. Write to Oliver Griffin at oliver.griffin@dowjo (END) Dow Jones Newswires May 28, 2019 03:59 ET (07:59 GMT) | the grumpy old men | |
28/5/2019 07:10 | (RIO) Add to my list Report Real-time Quote. Real-time CHI-X - 05/28 03:10:06 am 4785.00 GBp +3.08% | grupo | |
28/5/2019 07:09 | proactivwinvestors Bluejay Mining to continue working with Rio Tinto to evaluate potential of ore at Dundas 08:00 28 May 2019 Rio Tinto is one of the world's major producers of ilmenite Bluejay Mining to continue working with Rio Tinto to evaluate potential of ore at Dundas Ilmenite from Greenland Bluejay Mining PLC (LON:JAY) has reached agreement with Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium Canada for the further analysis of ore from the Dundas project in Greenland. Rio Tinto and Blujay are currently in talks about a commercial agreement relating to Dundas, although there is no guarantee at this stage that a deal will be done. READ: BlueJay Mining upgrades resource for Dundas project as it presses ahead with PFS Dundas has a current JORC resource of 101mln tonnes at 7.1% ilmenite, and has been confirmed as the highest-grade mineral sand ilmenite project globally. Rio Tinto will analyse ilmenite from the Dundas project. This will include analysis of a smelter test sample at Rio’s Sorel-Tracy plant in Quebec, Canada. "We are delighted to be working with Rio Tinto,” said Blujay chief executive Roderick McIllree. “This summer one of the key-outcomes will be the delivery of a large bulk-sample to the Sorel-Tracy plant. We believe that the ilmenite from Dundas will prove to be a very valuable material for the Sorel-Tracy plant operation and believe that the experience and expertise from Rio Tinto will provide an opportunity for technological and economic optimization.” | grupo | |
28/5/2019 06:12 | cheers ted u2 | waldron | |
28/5/2019 04:53 | Iron ore continues to rise. RIO currently up 1.7% in Oz following a 1.8% rise on Monday - should mean a very strong start in London. Have a profitable day. | podgyted | |
27/5/2019 15:53 | Gold COMEX 1,284.40 +0.06% Silver COMEX 14.56 +0.00% Copper COMEX 2.71 +0.44% Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 69.76 +1.56% Gasoline NYMEX 1.94 +1.29% Natural Gas NYMEX 2.58 -1.30% hoping for a move up tomorrow | waldron | |
27/5/2019 11:43 | Choose your music for the open tomorrow, mines going to be Scream and shout by Will I am, because during the video he has flashes with a King crown and that's me the King when this hits 5600. | turvart | |
27/5/2019 11:11 | podgyted 27 May '19 - 11:53 - 188 of 188 For what makes RIO "tick" I prefer to look at the profitability from the segments. This is massively skewed towards iron ore, more so than looking at revenue, using underlying EBITDA from 2018 results presentation:- Aluminium $3.1bn 17% Copper & Diamonds $2.8bn 15% Energy & Minerals $1.3bn 7% Iron ore $11.3bn 61% What's good for iron ore is good for RIO.iron ores (43.6%) CHEERS too true ted interesting to know the potential percentage for 2019 thru to end of 2020 | florenceorbis |
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