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SRB Serabi Gold Plc

70.50
0.00 (0.00%)
24 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Serabi Gold Plc LSE:SRB London Ordinary Share GB00BG5NDX91 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 70.50 70.00 71.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 63.71M 1.14M 0.0150 47.00 53.39M
Serabi Gold Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SRB. The last closing price for Serabi Gold was 70.50p. Over the last year, Serabi Gold shares have traded in a share price range of 21.25p to 72.00p.

Serabi Gold currently has 75,734,551 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Serabi Gold is £53.39 million. Serabi Gold has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 47.00.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/9/2019
16:01
GET INTO OMI ! OROSUR mining ! Something BIG is happening there ? Over 10% up again today
therealapplegarth
24/9/2019
15:58
Hi PPVN,They originally said Jan 2020 (and if anything they are running a little late?). To achieve the best terms (and minimise the judgement on amount of funding alternatives?) IMO I would have thought they want the maximum amount of good news behind them, especially the OS commissioned and on-line, the Coringa provisional licence? and maybe FY production too?A bit of planned procrastination? tightfist
tightfist
24/9/2019
14:26
Hi tightfist,

Also, I dont know if this is realistic or not, but I suspect a funding solution for the Coringa build-out shouldn't be too far away?

ppvn
24/9/2019
12:38
Broken record applefart
mick1909
24/9/2019
12:36
Hi Loganair,I was definitely not wishing to deflect this BB into the murky world of UK politics; just was reflecting my support for a fact-based, unemotional outcome. I found listening to Lady Hale quite heartening.Now back to the daily knitting - how is Q3 coming along (6 days to go!) and installation within the workflow and on-site commissioning of the OS. Somewhere in the background there are some initial SC anomaly assay studies expected shortly too?Cheers, tightfist
tightfist
24/9/2019
12:23
This is overpriced! Fair value SUB 50p wait for the retrace
therealapplegarth
24/9/2019
11:50
Ooh careful now Logan!

Politics aside, the supreme court ruling is purely based on the legality of prorogation, not the motivation behind it.

ppvn
24/9/2019
11:39
tightfist:

Democracy - The People Rule.

Demo - The People
cracy - Rule

Sadly the Supreme Court of Great Britain and Northern Ireland has by their judgement taken away the peoples democracy in other words the UK is not a democratic country.

1. In a Referendum the people of the UK voted to leave the EU.
2. For 3 years the UK Parliament has done every thing it can to frustrate and stop the UK from leaving the EU - the UK Parliament has gone against the WILL of the People.
3. The Supreme Court of the UK has order that the Propagation of Parliament so the Will of the People can be carried out so the UK can leave the EU, is illegal.
4. Therefore the People do not Rule, therefore the UK is not a Democracy.

loganair
24/9/2019
11:31
Hi,My instant reaction is that there is an increasingly Mad World out there but that the Supreme Court still has 100% of it's marbles.... Back to investing later!Cheers, tightfist
tightfist
24/9/2019
10:56
Hi tightfist,

Well I guess how far down the rabbit hole one wishes to go!

My personal opinion is that miners (I.e. gold equities) are a much more convenient way to transact and they have intrinsic leverage depending on your personal risk views. Gold will always imo be a CB asset and as such there will be demand driving the price. I don't personally feel the urge to hold it purely because if I thought the financial system would fail I'd probably go out and buy some land to plant turnips and have a cow! Fat lot of good gold would do me in a mad-max world! That's just me though.

I do like gold though but I'll continue to hold the majority of my pf in miners for a while, I think! If I'm ever lucky enough I'll probably invest in a flat or two to let in time. Can't go too far wrong with bricks and mortar.

ppvn
24/9/2019
10:14
Hi PPVN,I am increasingly thinking that a few well-managed, expansive, geared PM miners over the next few years followed by a progressive pivot towards physical gold is a potential wise route ahead? It depends if you trust what is increasingly going on in the world - and the doomsters regarding the stability of fiat currency.Cheers, tightfist
tightfist
24/9/2019
10:05
This is a calm before the storm. Be 110p after after Q3 report
borisjohnsonshair
24/9/2019
09:15
More and more research is pointing to stagnation in bonds as well as stocks. The knock on of this is that commodities should be the place to be for the next decade.

My investment horizon I must confess wasn't necessarily quite that long - but let's see what happens when Coringa is up and running and all the things that could happen along the way. Who knows, perhaps gold really will go to the moon.

ppvn
24/9/2019
08:52
Gold looking strong again IMO....SRB should be through a quid IMO also! DYOR
qs99
23/9/2019
15:31
It was also good to see gold going up at the same time as the dollar index this morning.
bluturtle
23/9/2019
15:28
Definitely looking forward to the next quarterly report in November with gold at these prices.
bluturtle
23/9/2019
15:12
...and up goes gold
ppvn
23/9/2019
10:36
Credit Agricole - Euro Zone Area - Where is growth going to come from? Where is business investment going to come from?

Biggest problem is the Japanisation of the Euro Zone economy.


Big banks have a lot of liquidity, hoarding their money which they are not lending out. Euro Zone banks have €2 trillion parked in the ECB which costs then €8bln a year to keep parked.


BlackRock - Buy Gold, better than equity markets, in case it all goes wrong.

People are staying invested in the equity markets in a fear of missing out (Doesn't seem to me a good reason to continue to invest in equity markets.)

loganair
23/9/2019
09:02
I feel these boards are to pull the private retail investors knowledge and information to help us make better investment decisions.
loganair
23/9/2019
08:06
Hi Loganair,O/T: See your comment including about Bonds. IMO I agree re: conventional main Bonds market but not in respect of little-known LSE ORB Retail Bonds. I am quite happy holding some offering a strong Redemption Yield through selling at a discount, but each to his own! Risk is maybe difficult to quantify but, for example. IMO I do not foresee Burford going insolvent anytime soon. (I see they have put out another Muddy Waters rebuttal statement this morning).Cheers, tightfist
tightfist
20/9/2019
14:27
Cantor Fitzgerald - Seeing late cycle credit quality reducing.

Bonds - nothing worth investing in.

Hide out- At the current price no Bonds are worth the risk.

loganair
20/9/2019
14:25
Merkel - Germany to stick to ZERO deficit spending.
loganair
20/9/2019
11:16
Some reasonable buys beginning to show up here.
ppvn
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